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PRoPosALs FOR HEATING APPARATUs
DRPARrNKSr or AaR,oU,,

,. DBPARTMRNr OF AaRIcuLruRRl
WAsHlNaroS, d O., December IA, lsS7
PROPOSALS will be received at this once mn tn 10
eoek m ,on January 1865, for heating tho 6ulld
ing Appropriated to the Department Of AErcuituTc on
manner. " ~ A''' pP'V''N
The specifications and plans Of the building can be
seen and VIII bo explained on calling at this oee;
nut bidders are requested besides the under
me speciheatons q the DEPARTMENT to put In prop0.
sah Win welI-dehned specifications OF their own II
hey nave any suggestions tending 20 make the appa-
ment, " ~
The work must bo completed IN workmanlikc
manner, satisfactory to the Commissioner ana Archi-
teet and warranted SUFFICIENT for heating the whole
building To their HAtlEfActOn,
The time for completing the work must be stated,
aud will form An essential element In the award oI the
contract, -, .,-,
ALI tha bids IN deemed for tho interest OF the Govern
mont and Any bid that does not coal iorh 70 the
quiremepis Of this advertisement and specifications
"Rsh VIZ bidder must furnish with his proposals sun
cssi sy ienoe Of his ability 10 sonply with his bid
Tb, proposals will bo opened In the OF the
bidders, and an award made as soon as pnctieable
thereafter. dels-td
WM. s. HOLIDAY,
STOCK AND BILL BROKER,
No. 5 INTELLIGESOER BUILDING,
YEdOTIATBs LOANS AND
de7. satuth9m DEALS IN REAL ESTATE
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WAsHINaroS AND GEoRoETows RAILROAD
CoNpANY;I,.rhis company Ia about completing
Board OF Directors, Secretary OF the company,
and Receiver, on the corner OF north b street and
New Jersey avenue, the junction Of the Navy
substantial one, built OF frame, with width Of
80 feet, and depth OF 62. There are four spacious
rooms, Independent of the wash-room, water
closets, sc. The room Of the secretary is in the
northeast wing, is large and airy, having width
OF II feet, and depth Of 20, The room OF the re-
and Is Is by 10. A hall or corridor divides the
room OF the secretary and receiver, and leads d.
roctly to The presidents room, which is in the
ample dimensions. The room for the use of the
board Of directors is In the southwest corner,
and 10 very hnc and spacious room, admirably
adapted for the purposes intended. The ceiling
ia IL feet In height and the room has depth OF
20 feet, with similar width. The water-closets
o saS sea S GrGtRRsrs tRs ssr sRa sna
Fague the builder, and the design and work
manship reflects credit upon all concerned in its
and prosperity Of the company
and VIM. curtis were arrested on Thursdsy by
Oficers Leach and Nelson, OF the Fifth pre-
elnCt. They, had a hearing before Justice
Harper, who hned them s2.6Q each.
Patrick Burk was arrested on Thursday by
9iCer MoSldon v q the same precinct Justice
John HiggenSon, John McLane, and Martin
Fox were arrested BY oniOer d. NJ. Crump, OF
the Fourth precinct, for being drunk. They were
by Justice Morssll.
On Thursday, Oflcers Conway and Acton, OF
the Sixth precinct, arrested Thomas Collins and
Wm, Reed. They were fined " each by Justice
Oflcer French, OF the Seventh precinct ar
rested Adam Hiltner, on Thursday. lie was
fined t3 by Justice Waltor for being drunk.
Officer burlington, OF the same precinct, ar
rested VIM, Carson, on Thursday, charged with
disorderly conduct. The charges being sustained,
hat ttfa Al all hu Inaflaa TuakaF
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A NEW PAMPHLET AND MAP.

the Progress Of tho Work. Resources for Con
struetion and Value Of Bonds may be obtained at the
Companys oniees or OF Its advertised Agents, or
will bo sent FREQ on application.
JOHN J. CISCO,
Treasurer, Now York,
November ., 1867. del7.e.ImSwa
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE sup.
" ssTber has obtained from the orphans Court Of
county, In the District Of Coiumbis let
p,s,SS, 81 1S%so a. Bowman late q washnGton county
claims against the said deceased arc hereby warned 70
exhibit the same With the vouchers ihsfsc iLe
mex next they may othegwiso by law bo excluded from
all penehts of tho said estate,
Given under my hand this 10th day Of December,
i9L n, ,,o LUCINDA ANN BOWMAN,
aee<-Mtu AdmlniEtratrlS c. I, u,
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SECOND WARD DSouP-HousE.-rhere were many
applicants for bread and soup yesterday. We
called In during the afternoon, when we were
informed that there had been about fifty rations
OF each article issued, and there were still many
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

yAdRASoY.-On Thursday, Caroline Robinson
: was arrested BY Onicer Gordon, Of the Eighth
70 the work-house for thirty days by Justice
Tucker, ...
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SIX PER CENT. IN GOLD,

or over NINE PER CENT. upon the investneht Sub
scriptions will be received In Washington by
FIRST NATIONAL BANK, II. d. Cooke, Prest.
denti W. II. Huntington, Cashier.
,RITTENHoUsE, FOWLER 4 co. .352 Penusy lyania
avenue.
And in New York at the Company = oaee. No. %
Nassau street, and by
CONTINENTAL NATIONAL BANK. No. NASSAU
street.
CLARK, DODGE & CO., Bankers, No. 81 Wall
street,
JOHN J. CISCO 4 SON. Bankers, No. s. Wall
street.
And by the Company's advertised Agents through
out the United States. Remittancss should be made
In drafts or other funds par in New York, and the
bonds Will be sent free Of charge by return express
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GRNTLEMEs's DRESS SHIRTS, superior In style,
make, and fabric, to ut with ease and comfort
the "human form divine" Ready-made or made
10 order Of STEPHENS Co.,
SO Pennsylvania avenue,
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ANOTHER FoUSDLiSo.-A dead female Inf. J.
was found yesterday morning by Mr.. II. n. Fuller,
jury was empanneled by Justice W. q. Harper,
and verdict rendered that the child was born
alive, but had come to a violent death by means
unknown to the Jury, The body was taken
charge OF by the eorporatlon.
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,AsoTHER TRluNPn OF ART.5,There Is on ex.
Golden, No. 4 Market Space, q magnificent life
size photograph OF the late DR.. Middleton, the
sSI son OF D: W. Middleton, esG, q TIL, city This
from small carte de pisne. Its completion has
proved a solyee OF great satisfaction to the
iamidy who htd nothing put the small card to
ness 10 said to be very perfect, and when Il is
remembered that IL was made from the small
picture, this must truly beeonsidered "atriumph
In photography"
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ELEoTIoS OF OYFICgRs.--AtA q stated meeting
of Metropolis Lodge No: 10, ]. o. U. D., held last
evening at Odd Fellows Hall, on Seventh street,
the ensuing term; Past Grand wm. Yates, N
O.; J. T. Faulkner, V. o. J. 7. Ford, y. s.;
Past Grand WIN. Brown, X. ST. Past Grand
Israel Demming, Treasurer The lodge was
completely crowded, some eighty or ninety mem
bers being present.
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MAsoNIc-At the stated convocation OF Mount
Vernon r. A. Chapter, No, s. held last Monday
evening, a magnificent high priests jewel, set In
gold, costing about 4loo, was presented to Past
tion speech was made by CApt, Joseph Daniels,
and was responded to by p. II. p. Hancock.
At the stated oonvocation of Washington II. A.
Chapter, No. 2, held on Thursday evening, a
beautiful gold Jewel, valued at about tiOO, was
presented to Past High Priest William Middle
ton. The presentation speech was made by
p. Middleton responded In a speech full of the
spirit of Freemasonry. The occasion was pecu-
liarly fitting to the eve Of the anniversary OF St.
John the Evangelist.
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COMMITTED TO JAN. Yesterday morning
Ohicer Price, OF the Sixth precinct, arrested
Garter, charged with the larceny OF pair OF
boots, Justice Chaplin sent him to Jail for court,
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VIOLATING CoRPoRATIoN ORDINANcE.-D. j.
Thursday by Ofieers Ferley and Roster, OF the
Fourth precinct. They had a hearing before
Justice Morsell, who fined the first s5, and
SpraRue a..
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FREK FI0HT.--On Thursday morning, about
10 O'Clock, Q sklrmish took place at Seventh
street wharf 9hteer BnIrell Of the First pre-
cinet, arrested Clark Williams, VIM. Wlndned,
They we're taken before Justice Tucker, who
hned them 16 each,
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ONE LIAR ACH.

ONE 30 AK AoH'
WEBS Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns, Pant Patterns,
Sewing msehines. Watches, Dry and Fancy Goods.
&c,, &c, Send Ten cents for Patent Pom Fountain,
with slip describing an article In our dollar sale
Any person. lmale or female can send In club Of
got premium for so doing. Send In Registered Let
ters. Samples mailed free 10 any address.
EASTMAN KENDALL,
65 Hanover street, Boston, Mass,
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BADLY BuRSED.-On Christmas day, Phillp
Birch, little son of Captain James II. Birch
ward, had his face badly burned by the premature
explosion of powder. 1t was at hrst thought
that he would lose one OF his eyes, but II Is nov
saved,
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and q walker street. New York.
Also. by HENRY G. MOORE. ~ Market street.
Phiiadoiphis. and sTELLMASN HISRIcHs CO. =,
n Hanover street, Baltimore. Nd
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principle. as offered by GILMAN d CO.. 10 Hanover
street, Boston, Mass, enables consumers to obtain
goods at Wholesale prices, with almost unlimitsd al
lowing Of exchange, and valuable presents thrown In
Send for Circular send Ten Cents for descriptive
slip Great inducements for persons to act rs Agents.
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

Another FIGHT. - On Thursday afternoon
officers Of the first precinct arrested John
Smiler, Moses Barnes, Matilda johnson, all col
Cup alley, on the Island. All were aned 40, ex-
eept M. Johnson she was fined Us, by Justice
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EARNIsas OF THE COMPANY.

A resent, the profits Of the compAny are derived
only from Its local trame, but this is already much
more than sucisnt 10 the interest," all the Bonds
the Company ISSUE u not another mile were built
Il Ia not doubted that whom the road Is completed the
through trae Of the only line connecting the Atane
and Pacific States will be large cyond precedent, and
al profitable rates.
II will be noticed that tho Union Pacific Railroad is
in fact, Government Work, built under tho super.
vision Of Government officers, and to 4 large extent
with Government money, aud that Its bonds are issued
under Government direction 1t Is believed that no
similar security Is carefully guarded. and certainly
other Is based upon larger or more valuable prop
erty, As tho Company's
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

STILL IN A CRITICAL CoSDITIoS.-Mr. John
Toman, the man who was shot In the First ward
on the evening OF Christmas day, is still lying In
= critical condition at Prov yidence hospital. But
little hopes are entertained of his recovery. The
negro who shot him was yet at large at O'clock
The national Republican., 1867-12-28

ELEGTIoN.-At meeting Of New Jerusalem
Lodge No. 0, F. and A. M, held on Thursday
evening, the following officers were chosen for
ne M ensuing Nh Masonic year J. Tyler Powell, "
Muiliken, Treasurer Urias Hurst, Secretary l..
Stoddard, Tyler,
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PATENT SKIRT SUPPORTER

Combines In one garment 4 Perfect Fitting Corset,
and the most desirable Skirt Supporter ever offered
the public, II places the weight Of tho skirts upon
the shoulders instead Of the hips; II improves the
form without tight lacuEi gives ease and elegance,
Is approved and recommended by physicians. Sold
at fancy goods stores generally, and at whole.
salo by
D. D. SAUNDERS L CO.,
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A ZYGosl-THREE MAGNIPICENTLY ILLUS.
a, PsX.eoIcs Sohs sr .na
sent free on receipt q 2 cents. by addressing the
30 Clinton Place. New York city.
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DOLLAR SALE

NO MOKE NEED OF PEOPLE IN THE COUNTRY
IN paying three or four profits on the goods they
have TO buy. Tho methods introduced by the
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FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS

offered for the present at % CENTS on THE DOLLAR
they the cheapest security In the market, being
than per cent lower than United States Stocks
They pay
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I'VE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,
CIRCULARS SENT FIRE

Gold and Silver Watches, Sowing Machines, Silver
Tea Sets, Silk Dress Patterns, CarpOtings, Domestic
Goods. 4e kc
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giving full particulars Of our great One Dollar Sale
Splendid Inducements offered 70 Agents sending Us
Clubs Address, NJ, tABsoNTE BABBiTT.
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SCoTT's JOURNAL OF USEFUL INFORMATION
y FOR THE PEOPLE.
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High Character, containing Information worth Thou
sands OF Dollars to Men aud Women.
Only u per Year. Sample Copies, 30 Cents,
Address, . PROFESSOR SCOTT,
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CONSUMPTION CAN BR CURED.-THE TRUE
Meat Cure, prepared from the formula Of Professor
rrons'eRsn, 81 psrs saIss gSnsgmpon; Long Dis;
Debility and Al morbid conditions Of The system de.
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press. Sold by 3, q, UPHAA, No, 3 South Rlgbth
street. philadelphia, and principal druggists. ClTeu
lars sent free,
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II is the Best chance ever offered to Agents.
us one or I've days gms % Will SECURE good Sewing
other article Of equal value. Free Of Cost.
Agents wanted every where, male and female, for
8. G. THOMPSON CO,
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= mCohVIoTs GONE kNokTH.-Wardeh HuestIsl on
tisry tie following named persons, convicted
and sentenced for the offences as set FORTH
VIM, Mortimer, alias Burch, II years-six for
nye for burglary In deorgetownj Jas. u, Smith,
alias JohnSon, years-three for stealing Gene
raj Waibridge'. horses, and four for burglary in
years for burglary IN Georgetown, and two for
horse-stsallngi Nicholas Garter, colored, 2 years
grand larceny Charles Brown, oolored, o years
Tor burglary BERNARD Smith, ls months for bur-
glaryi Peter MeCAbe, 3 years for horse-stealing
from General Wall ridgej Thomas Myers, years
for burglary John Davis, oolored, 3 years for
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\ BETTER ARTICLE FOR THE MONEY

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BY their improved mechanical processes than can be
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They manufacture watches of every grade, from
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their watches is that they will be GOOD TIME.
KEEPERS. 1t should be remembered that except
their single lowest grade named 'IIome Watch Com
pany, Boston, all watches made by them fully
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Notice to Creditors.

In Probate-Iowa County Court. In the matter OF
die estate of James Rogers deceased Letters of adj
ministration having been this day issued to Theresa
Rogers and John Rogers Of said county, and twelve
tied creditors to present their claims against said de-
ceased for examination and allowance: 1t is ordered
that all claims and demands against the estate said
deceased he received and adjusted before the Judge
of this Court arl for that purpose he will be at his
Office in the villas Of Dodgeyille on the first Monday
. OF Teach month dur ing the term above limited And
it is further ordered that said administrators without
delay copy # this order to be published in
the DopGEvILLE CHRG yIcLE, a weekly newspaper cir
cuatng in the count of Iowa: and also that they
cause like copy to b. posted up in four different
public places in said county.
i. NJ. STRONG, County Judge.
Dated August 5, 1867. 47w4
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