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Proposals
PROPOSALS fOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.

HEADouARrERs FIFrH MILIrARr DisrRIcr,)
orYIon o. GaIsr agAsrssxAsIER.
at tSiS osS Ss h a aa 5SSf'y SS
!SSST insy, At Il oeGcs ,P fer f1.,ppspoI.,iio9
to the ntsf day Of January, 1870, on the following
Route No S-From Marshall, Texas, Galveston,
terminus Of The Texas Central railroad, to ali or
ssa S R S StS w s5f, H
points In said district.
TSs s%assSS' 70 Ss T. h hsy sr
81 !. S' a sGS Texas csn!s
must be prepared to transport all stores 10 and
from each and every poin! where troops are sta.
ernment stores; provided The said agent Is S9iy
notified In writing by the ofheer or agent Of the
united States at least ten days previous to each
Bidders to state the rate per one hundred (lOO)
pounds per one hundred 400 mileS at which they
Bdisrs sSoaid i've t t&sf names in full. as well
as their places Of residence, and each proposal
thousand lio. COY dollars, signed ~ two or more
responsible persons, guaranteeing that, In case the
proposal the paroles Ptoposins the contract will
be accepted and entered into, and COED and sun.
sS Ss n y s n
ThesfGount Of bonds REQ uired from the contractor
will be hhy Thousand $4,000 dollars
bidder aud person offered as security will be re-
oaartermaster's once, San Antonio. and at this
| oniee.
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bids
Proposals mast be endorsed proposals. for Army
Iransn9rtation, Route No. 9, y and addressed to
By order Or Brevet Major GENERAL Reynolds.
Byt Brig. Gen. and C. o. NJ. Fihh Military bis.
| triet. se2-td
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GALE OF 4 STEAMER.

OFFICE OP ASSISTANT QrART'R GENERAL,)
CORNER OF llOrsTpS ASD GREENE sTRRErS, 7
NEW YORK CITY, Sept IL, ISIS
VIII be sold at public auction to the highest bid
Der z, P m on tho SQyn DIX g SePtembeT next.
lowing dimensions Length, 80 feet; BEAM 10 feet /;
depth, % feet tonnage, 1,76l tons.
The sale will take place at her anchorage In Erie
Basin, Brooklyn. aud steamer will DO In readl.
mess at Pier No h. North River, at u m, to con-
The vessel will be sold as she now lies, and the
purchaser will be responsible from the time Of pur-
chase,
Terms. Ten per cent. cash at time Of sale balance
10 be paid on the following day in United States
currency, when the vessel will be Transferred to
the purchaser RUFUS INGALLS,,
sepl6-id Byt. Major Gen. and A. O NJ. c,
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PROPOSALS FOR FRNCE.
oIYIcE CHIRP QUAhrEKSAsrBR.I
DlPARlnEkI OF LnnIaIIkA

Nav ORLEANS. Ia. Sept. 7, 1858.
At this 96cs until 10 M, RI URsDXY, The 2ith OF
s,eptember ISIS for the fsrnishing and e9nstrue.
terry at Chalmetts. Louisiana, (near New Orleans.
BALD fence will be 5.l24 feet long blocks
for tho railing to be Of concrete, embedded Two feet
In the earth. Dimensions q by Is by IS.
Plans and specifications can be seen at the oiReo
~ the Quartermaster General United States Army,
washington, ., q. at office Of DEPOT Quarter
termasisr, Philadelphia, Pennsyiyanis, and at
this Office,
The ability OF the bidder to fulall his agreement
mnst be guaranteed by Two responsible parties.
No bids will be entertained from any party who
hAs hitherto failed In his engagements with any
branch Of the Government
Bids will be opened at the time above named and
bidders are invited to be present.
or all bids.
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for Fence
dersiEned.
BY order Of the Quartermaster General United
States Army. CHAS. II. TOMPKiNS.
BTeyet Brig General and A. q. NJ. Dsparlment OF
Louisiana, sepl2, ID
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IMPROVEMENT OF HE'LL GATE, NEW YORK.



NEW ioRK, August 10, le6s.
Sealed proposals for the removal OF the rocks
known as Frying Pan and Pot Rock, sit
uated He'll Gate, Esst river, will be received at
this onica until noon q September q, 1865.
These rocks must DO removed 70 depth o. y
feet mean low water, and tho debris deposite
whore the engineer may direct, The estimated
cubic contents Of Frying Pam TO be removed
are l,34, CUBIC yards over an ara OF l,222
square yards. The estimated cubic contents Of
over ,SO2 o. square yards.
Bids must state separately the sums asked for
tho removal " Fry Ing Pan and Pot Rock, and pay
ments " Ill be made when one entire rock shall be
removed, amounting to tho entire sum agreed upon
for that rock, less u reservation Of ten OOJ per
Al new aud more detailed surveys will be made
Of these rocks the accepted bids may be Increased
or diminished In amount, according AS the guam
MY shuWn by the new surveys shall be greater or
less than that deduced from existing surveys, and
the amount Of work In the removal Of these rock
will be held to be proportional to the product Of
the surface Into the cubic eonteuts.
All calculations Of area aud cubic contents will
be taken from the official maps Of this Office, and
vii be accepted as correct by both parties
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee OF
two responsible persons that the bidder will exc
cute a contract
Forms Of proposals and Of guarantees eau be OBJ
talned At this office.
The UnIied States reserves to Itself the right Of
contracting for the removal OF one only Oi those
rocks, should this be deemed advisable.
Proposals should be endorsed upon tho enyt lUpe,
'pTOpOsRls for reno wing rocks at Hell Gate. "
Drawings VI these rocks can be Inspected at this
office.
Proposals should state likewise the time asked
W 'A0 ''"'''"' VI 'A''' JOHN NEWTON,
Lieutenant Colonel Engineers,
huli-td Bvt. Major General Y. \. A.
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pROPOsALs FOR BEEP.


UNITED STATES SUBSISTENCE DEPARTNESF,l
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. |, lsGs.
Sealed proposals.. ig 5Ilpliests are Invited until
nishing the United States Subsistence Department
with Fresh Beef, Of a good marketable qGsliLy, in
equal proportion Of fore aud hlnd quarter meat,
cllded,) In such quantities AS may, from time to
time, he required, and on such days as the com
months, commencing October !, lsGs, To be dellv-
cred 10 thD United States troops at Atlanta, ia /
Fla
Payment will DO made Ia Government funds
monthly, upon delivery and Acoeptauee.
Bids 10 be directed 10 tho ugdeIsigncd, aud
marked "PTOpOsals. - J.. II RAY,
Second Lieut., SD Infantry, Actlug Chief G. S. De-
partluept Of the South sepetd
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PROPOSALS FOR ERECTION OF HOUSE.
OPRICE CHIEP QUARrERuAsrEH,
DEPARTMENT OF LOrIsIAHA

EEw OKLEAFs, La, September 7, 1913.
Sealed proposals are Invited and " III be received
at this Office until y IN. on FRIDAY, the 18th day
Of September, lsos, for the construction at ChAl-
below the city Ot New Orleans, Of
go rooms
Plans and specifications can DO seen at this
ONCE, where all particulars can be learned,
No pa VII! be cntcrtaiued from any party who
has hitherto failed In his engagements with any
brAuCh NJ the Government
BIDS Will be opened at time above specified, and
bidders are Invited 10 be present nj tho opening.
The United States reserves the right tU rsiect any
or all proposals.
Proposals. must DO endorsed, Proposals for
Erection Of House at ChAlmelte Cemetery, - and
addressed TO the uudersigned.
BY order Of QuaTteTmasteT General, United States
Army. CHARLES II. TOMPKIhS,
Breyet BrigadieT General and Chief QunrteTnas.
ter. Department OF Louisiana, sel2'td
WRAPpIN PAPER FOR SALE AT THIS
w OFFICE,
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PROPOSALS


HEADgvAErERs, DEPT. o. THE surrH,J
NHlkf RIARTENAA-AEE= OFFICE,
ATLANTA, GA, Sept -, lb5s.
Sealed prupu-als will be received at this Office
until u september 20, 1855, at which time they
will be opened, for furnishing material and build.
lug stone drain 10 the National Cemetery at bal.
isbury, =. c. Said drain to be well laid with good
inches at the bottom, and sixteen inches deep; the
drain ~ commence about hny feet from the north
lin" # the Gem. terry, running along the west side
ui lTeLchr- parallel with the same, two huldTed
and sixty feet Co stone sewer, to connect there
with, running east eight feet and twenty inches In
IN" clear -atd lThlu e. connect with sewer at east
ynl, aud run -Yuih ~" hundred aud thirty two
trrt, aud connect with s"WrT running east by south
% be twenty Irgt In length and twenty inches 10
the clear. SAID drain Will aI-u run east by south
from Ia" pOint "i beginning, one hundred aud sry.
avenue or walk, aud connecting with Il sew er Of,
cast side OF Trurh"s, twenty feet IN Iyugth and
twenty inches in the clear said sewer ~ h,yr iron
gTHtings " here drains connect. The ttOn wall On
tn" eide u the trcnCLe' ~ be removed t. the walk
aud set up, to run parallel with the drain ~ the
south That part II the Cemetery lying en- 81 u the
drain, running unrtA and south, and composing
nA"-lirl i ground occupied by tTeuChrs, 10 be-
IAl.rl ~ l'HHl 'N t,'t aud graded, 10 prevent
wAleI rom r.al .ug 10 the Cemetery All u tho
Ab4Vr VIA &" n' l1ur in WnTknanlike manner
Whsh9i " h"ayy tuLs. SAID work 10 be coin
pintrl BY the hrst NJ December, les
~ The usual r"Iu,rrlurut. Tor bid. viii be cvacted
Proposal should be endorsed - ProposaI- for
DfslnlhR aRd ufa4ag National Cemetery, and
Brcv,t Brig Grn a MAHAr9NS
H"plf-th hIC u NJ, b"Il u the south
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L FSHIIAbsLfHis. Xkb NV ' YORK.

THiEAb BILE ffsrx Tsb usM TJsR
wAAEIsaros, Sop. Is, lsts-noop.
Trains between Washington and New York are
FOR NEW YORK, withou, change Of carr,
Leave daily texeept Sunday At 500 q m. II 20
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday atS0oA- m. II. 80
and 8. lop m. o..
Oh SUNDAY,
Leave for New York Al 100 .. m. and Phiiadsl-
sIeepins esrsfo New York on :. oop IN. train only
Through tickets 10 Philadelphia, Nssr York or
Boston,. can be had Al the Station ohee at All hours
In the day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
napolis. and the West. y. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
.-..I u. n COLI,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. s. KO0ETZ,
Agent, Washington.
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PROPOSALS FOR PAPER FOR THE PUBLIC
! PRINTING
OFFICE OF rEE cOSGR EssiosAL PRINTER

sept. \, lhb !
Of a pr ns Ei he Proyi;loGs The s section
printing o. the public doeuInents and tho purchase
27th u July, lsG5 seaei lroposs y HI he I "n nS
by the undersigned until MONDAY, The gstb GsT
~ s"P"mb"TI ls6s, for furnishing this office viii
thfcI thunsand rrums Of super nr clrudeT~I Print
Ing Paper. measuring 2IXis inches, aud wrigbing
MY three pounds to the reaR oil i've hundred
Proposals. will be received for the whole auap
NY " Igr any portion not less than one Thousand
ftAns Samples Ot the quality Of the TAPER will Lr
furnished upon application at this 0fiSe and III.
successIuI bidder Will be required TiRldfy Ia con
ipIm t. the samples furnished - W.
No proposal Will be considered u Mess arcnur
nl'i ny bond with security ~ the approval q"
United slaIcs Judge or attorney, In The pep ~
S'uD' that the bidder or bidders, II hi alR ~
proposal -hall be accepted, rhall fuTnT l. " 'HsaI
Iclc proposed iori and each propose NM ho az
C"ihIhu by satisfactory cvidenc. must ~ NC
.gn ur persuns making said prop tna' nne PEI
turers of or dealers In the d sal are hSnuiac,
winch b" ~ they propose to setlPAOh VI paper
AL the paper must be- , ;nrhluh -, -
v@na rIy e grS the city Of Washington, In
sXpa6sS And sui all and every extra charge or
W,iyLt aud JIcct to the Inspection, count,
pfintrr AM ITa surtmrut Of the Congressional
The ~ he In all respects satisfactory.
Ia nv. rpylug uf au Inferior article, or failure
lac ply the quantity required at any time, " i'll
considered 4 violation Of the contract.
PTuposHI- Will be endorsed On the euyel Jpe "PTO-
pOsal- for Paper, and addressed to
JOHN D. DEFREES,
Sclo-td Congregational Printer.
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR SHINGLES.
nEADarAahrans FIy5G MILITARY DIsralcr, |,

HEADQUARTERS Firm MfLrARY DIsrRicr,)
OpFtcE GRIEF QUARrERMAsrBR,
AUSTIN, TExAs, August 10, 1858, J
until u o clock noon, on FRIDAY, the isth day of
September, for furnishing the Quartermaster q De-
cypress Shingles,
Bids will also be received for tho delivery at San
Antonio for the same shingles. Delivery to COM
menee from date Of contract, and the whole amount
TO be delivered within thirty days thereafter.
Proposals. must be plainly endorsed, "Proposals
for Shingles, ~ and addressed to tho undersigned.
BY command Of Brcyet Major General Reynolds,
commanding Fifth Military District. -
J. A. POTTER,
Byt, Brig. Gen. and c. O. NJ. Fihh Military bis.
triot ssp2.td
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IARBOUR'S
Liquid ERASER.
WILL REMOVE
Paint, Oil, Tar, Varnish, or any Kind Of Stains
PROM
WOODEN, SILK, LINEN OR COTTON GOODS.

Wet the spot with the Liquid, and rub brush,
or rub with the thumb. nail; allow 1t to rest 4
minute. and again rub, and 1t will come out. For
Delaines, Chintzes, Calieoes, Poplins. or Linen.
and Printed Goods, you will have to weaken the
Solution by adding soft water.
All orders. either for Agencies or for immediate
use. should be addressed to the manufacturer.
JOSEPH HARBOUR, Manufacturer.
No. II Second street west, bet. Mass. Avenue aud
street north. Washibpton d q anlp
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Medical.
RALTIMoRE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED AsAREFuoE FROM ouAcKERY.
rgs ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURE CAN BE OBJ
TANNED.


Dr. JoHFSLon pa, a,seoreISd ne ,aoss eeitai 70.
SsdfI sac ol %
lions Of the hidneys and siaduSr, DIS
pyspcpss, ,Langdo5 Low Spirits, S9nfuslon ot
IDEAS papIsnon .i ~ ,ba,ns.s easea a.
nss Dm TSso q ass or shiS. Nss:,iops ~ ia
Lungs stomach or BNgssTthSSs,s terrible disOr;
Ssessr pa ssiit.Ty p!sstisss more tsisi y sSsIs
GS.ss. Ssssns shsIr aest Brilliant Sepss q
We. sSss lrssdisi md Ss.lsSstlss fsS, WICK
annually sweeps 70 an untineiy grave ihonsands o.
inteiisel, who might SthsTwss hs,, snlI.ss.d lis:
seaatss WIZ ne nps % II
u.,r,.a p.,,o,. AZ TaAUx. ,o,,.,,n,..n,
uapriawe. beinS aw,ya az phxsieai WeaIsess. or.
ssnic LIABILITY, deformities, Gc speediIy cured
yhS hH:s aS n. ne al. :. p
MAJ MAJ snS sUpaasni1 rely upon IL Xiii a. Ssys
elan. ---'.r'-.-'--
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H. ia ,si !, s::: AT
persons are too apt 10 commit exoessss from moi
being aTsse o. M S,t npSsp.snS * sns bgs s
viii prs,sud 70 deny that The power q proersstion
By s;o , srf H.
PsssaTs: q issiSy SaspIinS Re RS,t S:,iSu: sad
i' ThS ss:O%s SHsTS .Sf
is fSTS Hens l1 sSsys. D{S:PsIs PAL
pesiiIty. u W.st,nT Of he frame. CouSbs. Tos!
'up S9Fi6s r. SOUTH FREDERICK STREET.
lsft. hand side going from Baltimore street, few
sSSfs sI f5S% The corner Fall not to observe aan'
isi.sss ,sssiysd S1ls,, pG.Psd .p5 con
:s'i's ;S ssS portion Of ''
Member Of the Royal cSIiexs q satgeoas, h.udOp.
nIi.a slases Sad IN srsstsr p tSaef 10
iife Ia. bean spcS, 4 ne Sosplsh o. fcnd9n fsFS,
irssSsi with .5s5s n dc head
INK attended .spSsmSj wh Il tho
n, I aatrai.as ali tbSss Who nave Sni,rsi han,
,.iTs. i.sSeSsf Sd$ssss:: "a .sIssssS tsS
Tor siRef business study sOestT Of %siiias ca
ISs:s are some q M q. d Ard
pT9dSesd Sy eadI Ss Sa p q ySqsh; Yi Mf"EGts,
~ y tEs Heart DyiPsPsiS, NsJy.Ss ItrHsGdJ,
BsSiiisy, SymSIs%; q SSp:ssng.icn; ~" U.,'''
nm 4, ba drsRseaLSs, az MsS Dn xhe l3t are
q Ideas, Depression Of Spirits. Byll foTsboaIn%s'
e sCff H. .SyS S sSu
" "a ~ " AZ eAn new ludgr
MAJ yiga ae bsenInins We.k pais. nsrTens SSnE
sIsts5 bsying ain MAR appea ma abont tbs ara
sonsb and symptoius Of eopsumptIon ''''
YOUNG MEN
Who have Iniured tkemEelyas nv e.rtaIn r,.,t,..
indnlEeI in whom alope-a habit freonently iasrnI
rom cyil eomnanIons or N school, iba .iae, ~
wbIsb sts nighiiy fet oxen when ssi..an 81 n ~
snTsd renders marriage impossIble ana aast,n nVs
botb mind and body-sGouid appiy ifnmadistaIH
What n pity that A young man tba bnne n III.
eonntry Inc pride OF his shond he N atchnI
from HI prospeets and enjoymspts or life by ISs
con seouebes of d.yiatins from Ms path az nstnts
and inJnIsins in osrtAln seoTet hsbit snoh 49,
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The NATIONAL CAPITOL" chartered as a
Lille, Health and Accident ComPauy-the nrste eyer
ShArtered by the COngr OF the United stAtes-has
been entirely rsorganiIed and made 4 Life lnsu-
range Company exclusively, Its capital has been
paid IN and securely invested, and the Company Is
now fully prepared for business.
Foley holders In this Company can participate
In the pronts OF the Company upsn the mutual plan
or A. their option, taking policies without PARTED
pntigSn' thereby e9mbinin the advantages Of both
MUTUAL End STOCK companies.
Tne mares Of Its Ohicers and Directors are suf
clent gu irantse that the affairs Of the Company
Viii be conducted with honesty and economy,
Ihtf equations are pledged TO faithfully fultl
every promise made to policy holders, and no
Esks viii be accepted or any steps hastily taken
Wher eby the perfect salty and security Of the
Com 2any can be Impaired or questioned.
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pR0P0s4hs FOR BUILDING A THIRD
p%EhhlNG AT OR MEAN ST. SIhON'S,


'IilNh Lluhi iiuNHhbuA
WAsHIEGTOs CITY, Aug 10. 1855
Sealed proposals will be received at this Oiico
September, 1855, for furnishing the materials and
labor Of all Kinds necessary to construct erect aud
complete third-o order light. house and koepeT's
dwelling ut or near 1t, Simon Ga, in accordance
with plans and Specifications which may DO oh.
tanned upon application TO this office,
W, b. SHUBRlCK,
RuKI'ZaW3w Chairman
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PROPOSALS FOR CORN, OATS, HAY AND
STRAW.
HEABaUARTRRs DgPARrHEEr OF THR LAKEs,)

L STRAW
HkAbQUARTRkS DEPARTAEHT OF THE LAEgR,l
CHIEF QUARIkRhAsTER OFFICE,
DETRpIT, MICH, seLt 8, 1865
Sealed proposals VIII be received at this once
until SATURDAY, September 10, 1853, atli o clock,
q. m. for fuTnishing Corn, Oats, Hay and Straw,
10 such Quantities as may be req red for issue al
DrtEpiI, Fort Wayne, aud Fort Graham, NJ higan,
during tho year commencing October ], 1855,
fTgposAls Will be made In tTiplIeate, with copies
N this advertisement annexed to EACH and accom-.
banled by guarantee, signed by two responsible
prfSgus, that In the bid Is accepted contract
VIII %" executed, with good aud sGIleient sscuTi.
usement
,,EnyelOprs containing proposals to be endorsed
fLnp%,aIl. i"r f"rag" and Straw, ;, snd addr'sSsd
made for additional partlculaTs
u Did, l. hereby reserved
BY command ofGeurTAl PuIa
b BINGHAM,
ChiefQ N. Dept Of tho Lakes
sepli-td Brew BTg Den. T. Army.
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COLUMBIA DISPEEsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
~ CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth and N btrests.

This DispensaIy Is In connection with CO!um-
bia Hospital, and Is opened for the treatment Of
out-dooT patients, who are supplied with Medicine,
Medical aud Surgical treatment froe.
Patients who are abuut IL be confined and desire
to be attended at their own homes, but who are
unable to pay for the services Of
practitioner, will be uTnish he'd with medical alton
ton free, by leaving th0iT names and addrusB At
the Hospital with the matrOn,
=, HOURS oF ATTENDANCE AT rSR DisP hEsAEI.
Mondays, nom 10 9.,,,...,,.,,prUf y. Howard.
Wednesdays, from 2toi....Pruf J. u, ThompSou,
fTidayH, irem 70 '';.'............i..D Ashford,
Columbia Hospital " open for the reception Of
lres Patients upon orders OF the Honorable See.
rotary Of the In!srior; such orders for adnissi u
THO MPSON, At his uHtco, isi | street, between
Tw en- Iieth aud Twenty. first lal6-dly
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DRovIDBNCE HOSPITAL,
UEDER THE CHARGE OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner OF Second street east and street south
Capitol Hill,

THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner OF Second street east and D street south,
Capitol Hill,
INAHEALTHY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH.
INoToN CITY.
The new building Is now ready for the reception
Of patsnts Of every class, both medical and urgesl
The cars run within two squares Of the building.
Patients will be received Into the wards at 10
Icine and Medical or Surgical attendance,
Private Rooms can be had at advanced rates.
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING.
D. r. HAdNER. NJ d. N, 100 street, b,
'w Joas T. RiLIf fE B., New York avenue, be.
ween Pourteeuth and fifteenth streets.
WIN MARBURY, M. D., R6 II street.
sURaRoEs.
J, =. THOMPSON, N. D., corner Ninth stree
and MAssaeh usetts avenue,
g, M. FORD, N; p, Is East Capitol street.
ADVISORY AND CONSULTING.
CLAYTON TYLER, NJ. D.. corner OF Washing.
ton AMI Gay streets, Georgetown,
W. +. JOHNSON. N. D.. Seventh street, be.
T n HOWARD, NJ D. SIS 7 street.
TTRa4NMsAtssN NkiLLihatTE I' a ~ street
SoHH tN IiBERMRSN " l5s Thirteenth iHSs street,
Application can be made at the Hospital, or 10
either OF the above named physicians. Physician
sending patients to the Hospital who may occupy
private rooms have the privilege Of attending the
AS-No persons with contagious diseases admitted.
SISTER LORETTA o'RElLLY,
octH SupeTlOr,
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
L ING STREETS IN THE THIRD wARD

2
WAsHISGToS, D. c., Sept. 7, 1865
Proposals will ba received at this office until 70
Sr sidTG and sPSSRS9Sr IL lss for
from to 0 streets north. under an act approved
Also, for grading and gravelipg Ninth (9th)
approved June6, 1867.
The work to be done under the direction Of tho
City Surveyor, the superin te ndence OF the Com.
missioner Of the Third ward, and two assistant
The gravel TO be Of good quality and free from
stones OF improper size, to be nine inches deep in
the centre Of the street. and apeTng to four inches
deep at the gutter line, after the same has been
properly rolled.
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for ex.
cayatlon or elnba nkment, that which measures the
most to be paid for only q9s way, either excaya-
price per square yard for grayeling.
The surplus earth, including sand, gravel, and
stone, to be deposited wherever the Ward Com.
missioner may direct.
No part Of the appropriation will be paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor
and Commissioner OF the ward aud assistant com
missiOners.
The right to reject any and al bids is reserved.
JOHN X. WRIGHT,
sept7-lOt Commissioner Third Ward.
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CUpREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES,
. NO. u, DECEMBER TERM, 1867,
JosgPu O. WILLARD, Appeal from the SUI
appellant, pTeme Court OF the
III lnI. IL Il..lLL L.-

BENJAMIN OGLE TAYLoK. bIa
Mr.. Gushing, in behalf OF Mr., Poland, Of cuuY.
sol for the appellant. suggests the death 81 B,n.
jarpin Ogle Tay loe, tho appellee this cause, aud
moved the court for an order, under the 18th rule
Of court, to make the proper representative par.
ties. On confederation whereof II is nOw hero or.
deTed by this court that unless the proper Tenre.
sentatlyes Of the said Benjamin. OgiG Tayloe, de.
ceased, rs Rfuresaid, aha II voluntarily become ar
this court the Rppollant shall be entitled to open
the record R said cause, and to have the same
heard, and tho decree therein rendered reversed II
erroneous: PrOuided, That u copy VI the order
shall be printed n some newspaper at tho seat Of
shall be printed by authority for three successive
weeks at leasI sixty days before the beginning o.
April,
TCst: ID. W. MIDDLETON,
Clerk supreme COuTI United States.
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