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IRON STABLE FURNITURE.

IRON STABLE FURNITURE.
hay RAKES. FEED BOXES, MANGERS,
STALL PARTITION, CUTTERS, SINKS,
HORSE WAVES, &C.,
Orname ntal and cheap
yN0. A. RAKER,
Agricultural Wsi eh0use,
50 and 80 Louisiana avenue,
pc 3-eolw between 9Th and 10th SITS.
SMnKED GLASS, by Orpheus @. Kerr, with
- illustrations.
Anachroni.ms, by Thomas Worth, 81 50
About Woman. Love, and Marriage, by + Saun-
ders, author of Vailed for the Solitary, 81 50.
The Philosophers of Foufouville, by Radical
Freelance, Esq, 81 50.
Mode IN w omen and what 10 said of them a series
of articles in the Saturday Review, 81
just published and for sale at
PHILIP S0LOM0N'S.
Metropolitan Book store.
se43t 332 Pa. ave-, bet. 9th and 10th SITS.
'TO HOgsEKEEPERs..,Persons having Bats
i and other Yer n In can dispose of them by call
ing on the subscribers. Those from large house
preferred. Pay ment IL CONCRETE PAVEMENT
THORNTON SMITH,
No. ass street. corner of 10th st. west.
p. S-Persons building can avoid the annoyance
by having this Pavement laid under the floor, and
the floor last lifetime from the absence Of damp
ness. (au25 1t" 7. 3.
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THE PROPERTIES OF
DB. RADWAY's PILLS.

They Equaiize the Circulation, Purify the Blood,
and Purge Corrupt and Acrimonious Humors, and
retained deposits from the system in six hours.
AS A CATHARTIC they increase, when sus-
pended. the periostsltic movement OF the bowels
Their influence Is extended throuahout the system.
purging the retained deposits in the stomach into
the ps0eTess and liver. in the promotion and iD Dl
crease of the DOW of bile and pancrestic fluids.
PURGATIvEs Of common aloes exert their &C.
tion on the colon and rectum By irritation Of the
or its secretions' such cathartics are nnsafe in
pills for general use The common Cathartic Pills,
he given in cases Of INFLAMMATION. or When there Is
liberation Of the intestinal canal.
The APERIENr and mild LAXATIVE p,op.,
mes q RAILWAYS PILLS are the best safeguard
in these disorders, and in all cases Of eruptions
the Il he
tsry passage against the irritant and scrid humors
The NUTRITIOUS and TONIC properties of
and rterias diselassss, likewise as di1atr PHI 10
increase the appetite and promote digestion.
nervous system, stomach and bowels, either from
infamm alton, collie, fstulence, wind, cramps, &C.
Their COUNrER IRRIrANT influence extends
throuehout the system where there is innsmH n
Blood and nervous uids IN the consestaa vessels
and equalizing it's circulation. The principle of
Counter Irritation Is generally applied to external
remedies. Its application, internally, In the form
OF Q purgative medicine, exemp lihed In Railways
Pills, has proved a wonderful curative principle,
readily from the blood and fluids their
scrid and Irritating humors.
AS DIAPHORETICS OR sUDORIFICS they
stimulate the sscretions of the skin Induce exha-
alton of obstructed persp irstion-
THEIR DIURETIC prophecies oct on the kid.
reys, correcting and regulating the How Of
urine.
THEIR ANTI BILIOUS proprieties stimulate
the ver in the secretion of bile and its discharge
achs, yaHRdice, Bilious Attacks, Saffron. colored
Skia.IMPERFECT DIGESTION, caused By the
these pills in doses Of four six will quickly reg
Elats the action of the overland free the pstiens
from these diff culties. One two OF Railways
Pills taken daily, by those subject to bilious pains
and torpidity Of the liver, will keep the system
regular and insure healthy di gestieR.
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~ Some scsundrels entered the baptist
Church IN Washington Township, Maskingum
County, Ohio, tore down the curtains from the
windows and destroyed them. cut mp the cover
ing on the pulpit, upset the seats In the church,
and even committed q nameless outrage in the
water pitcher. The church had just been new.
ly l1tted m.
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SOn the morning Of the Gta ins' the liza.
SoE seven years old. OF a. W. Bsrrlett. a. Ash
ley, Ohio, was found dead IN th- arms of Nft~s
MSilum r. Tyler, aud she vss Tying on me
floor insensitle from the efiecf OF narcotic pDt,-
on. which ~ was supposed was also adrniaiS-
tered to the hoy by her
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u0An English curate who believes that
clergy men OF that rank are underpaid, suggests
that they all hand together and adopt the tao
tics enployd by other workmen, namely, that
Of strike, and thus secure better wages.
0The poeticai works Of the late Charles q.
Halpine are being collected by one Of the edi
tcry OF the Citizen who Wa in Close terms Of
intimacy with him during his liz. They are
already In press, and viii shortly - Published.
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~Various new commercial enterprises ar
in progress in the South. Charleston aspire :
to re-establish direct trade with Europe. and
to grow in greatness by means of the Biue
Ridge road; Savannah has q line es IA he'd 10
Liverpool; New Orleans, two: and Jackson
willie, Fla, is about to enjoy the advantage of
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair bye 10 the best In the world
the only true and perfect Dye harmless, rei able,
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the III effects Of bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the Her soft and beautiful blaoh
o. brofrH. Sold by ell Druggists and Performers;
and properly applied at Bstchelorb Wig Fsctoy
No. Is Bond street.. New York. jss-eodly
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Persons suffering with any disturbance Of the Sc
cretOry organs, that have difficulty in discharg
ing the contents Of their bowels, or that the
habit of taking Pills OF opening medicines should
try one box of these truly excellent Pills The hap
piness Of their effects on the system, and the salts
fsCtsry evidence one box will give you of their
wonderful curative powers will convince you that
your faith and trust In them will become firmly
tablished.
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"The MShoning Register says the strike u
the coal miners of the vicinity Is a. end. the
men nturnIng O. work al the old rates. Over
fifteen hundred men were without work. losing
nearly S50.toO m wages for four months All
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HALLS VEGETABLE SICtLIAN HAIR
hkNEwEk

hkNEwEK.
HALLS VEGETABLE SIcTLAN MAR
RENk WEIR
HUMAN HAIR RESTORED.
Gray Hair changed to its Natural CoIorby
HALLS VEGETABLE SICIIIAN HAIR
REVIEWER
tits tie best article known 20 preserve the Hair,
preventing its falling out, and making lifeless,
stiff, brsshy hair
HEALTHY. SOFT AND Glossy
All who use " are unspimous Ga AWARDING n the
praise OF being the best Hair Dressing eNtGnt and
Ni.hout rival IA Restoring gray hair 20 tie nAtu-
raj color Beware Of cOunterieits and imitatOrs,
ask Tor Hall o, and take hone other. Price 81 90.
For sale by all druggists.
BALL Co., Nsshsu. N. H., Proprietors.
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A MARVELLOUS EsCAPE-A snrula &C.
cldsnt ard fortunate sscspe occurr~a Al the
Canal weich-lock. Waterford. N Y. Whit
the boat 1eSsup WAS bring locked an Tor s-ptrh-
ing. ar Al the moment when the wicket rNtss
W. r. - -ned. woman f-lI from the deck taL.,
the water, Sno was draw IN aad shos through
the vlcsets with the Sped OF ltrbtniur
Strange 70 say, she VAS picked up a mOmeat
aftsrNf rcs 81 the lower opening Of he "a sac
but slightly injured, though suffering sone'
Whist rom strsngulAfion. ano with her clothes
bsdiy torn. The water when the gates are
upen ruskss n rough with the force Of 8 tor-ppt
filing the entire space, aud cosu-s out toa rnnE
snd caShing with sli the fury OF 4 hurricane
Through Uut the ertirs passage are sat petpen-
diculsr iron bsrs 60 supTrrt the struCture. and
50 no point hstween thesa bars u the sna 90
NOR thsn IS inches IN width. Hsd her noty
siruck one Il IN, - hars lS',failY a. she bsl'ed
through, she would undoubtedly have been
severed In twsiu, while ~ she had mate
lencthwise dSsE upon them, she would have
been split from heSd % foot-TFcy ytnsg.
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b. SFAL ESTATE BROKER,
No. ass Seventh street, near \.
GALLIaHAN q TOWNsHKND, Auctiops.r,.

AsfssEr. 1 sETMiESsp sfa And vi III Sc Es 8
- On MONDAY, September iist, at sl<
IN 1.-The Two.sto!y Brick House ana Lot. No.
SO street, In sub eivisioa Of Lot u in 0cusrc
i63 feet, 70 50 feet alley.
TMms:-One half cssA; balance In six, twelve.
eighteen, and twenty four months; deferred Dsv.
menss secured BY deed OF trSsf on tie prosirty
etenPs end conveyancing 6 pufchaserS oocs:
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@rbe editor OF ne Boston Icurnal a. t'he-
mistry thinks the IL tn phenomeus 81 rap
i1nRs, tahl" uplu :, plsnchst,e, etc, are yrr
explained, they viii he found 20 b. due - NE
bending OF the psN choloci 81 and physical en-
COMMENT OF the human organization act'ng
under certSin laws entir~ly diSSimilar g. any
now known OF understoed
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nESICCATED MINED VEGETABLES AT
IL PUBLIC AUCTION.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF SUPPLIES SIR.
SISTENCE STORES

subsistence Ofes u S A.,
Coraer o. BdldsrSton and Grant streets, !
- BdHimore, Nd, September Il. 1858.
Will be sold at public auction, at Wareh onse,
corner Baldereten and Grant streets, on tn Rs.
DAY, September IL, 1883, at IL IN about (83, $50
thirty pounds Of Desiccated Compressed Mixed
4sshoxes, containing about 81 $50 lbs, French.
A9 boxes and IS hslf cases, containing about 33,6s
lbs. American.
The French are packed in tin boxes aver aging
Is lbs each, two cases in each box: the American
in tin cases averaging 20 lbs. each. two cases in
each box.
Terms cash in Government funds. Seven days
allt wed to remove purchases.
By order of the Commissary General Of Sub
THOMAS WILSON,
sel52t Brevet Brig. Gen. and c s., A
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AUCTION SALES.
RYy. b. WHEELE8 90, Aueuoneers,
II No. 81 La ave, bet. 9Th aud nh streefn
opposite Seatou House.

opposite Sestoo House.
ELL At KASSKIoS Sx FL 1SS
soYsk SIN, IN T TIE AZ. r!a 3; ,,N.,
Is: July H. 1853 and recorded in Liber y o T.,
folie 81 on; q o fhe I'D secoEds 70,
offer for sale, on MONDAY. septe@ser aist, s;s,
s,sSs ScioSk m on the preI5is s to the b yhsst
of II and knoSS q part Lot numbered
ming for the same the alley at the northwest
s5 2. s,5 lot sSnni1g Thence east binding
s sst theme he zee north 55 feet eleven m
teen hundred square feet Of srousd, and being the
r rsar part Of said lot which fronts on north
Terms One third cash; balance in 6 and u
s s,S stamps At the purchasers cost deposit OF
JOHN B. JOHNSON, Trustee.
seseo5t J.B.W HEELER q CO., Aucts.
- No. 443 Ninth street.
N On FRIDAY MORNING. the 18th inst T.. at
s. 11l9e l and f srSa .to MEo ~ there
|. sns erisins piece and cut Dry Goods, such as
S.s.. Sess. sna
en- and Wooden Shirts, shirts and Drawers, La
Particular attention is called to the fine stock of
cDlels, EmbroiGeriee, Hosiery, ana faany Soots
large ASSORTMENT Of Ribbons OF all shades and
widths, hne soaps. &C.. &c, with many other goods
too numerous to men ton.
These goods must positively be aisposet OF with,
IN few days 70 make room Tor slsrgi stock Of fall
looked for. SkML SAGSTAG, kuct,
tel0 DO. 4i5 9Th st, two doors from r
pr COOPER 4 LArIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late Clerks with Jas. G. Mcclure h Oo.,b
Star Once Building.
Cbh unW SALE OF pEsIRkBLE IN.
Of the District Of coiubis passed APRIL s.
swain VS. Swain. shall offer for sale at public
suction, in front Of the premises on MONDAY
September ~ inst, at So o clock .. M, the east
square T7. Washington eitv, q. This property
fronts on N street south, between 18th and 18th
streets east-a thriving business part Of the city
frame d ouse, with wide hall and back building;
nns side alley and an outlet to 50 feet public
Terms OF sale: One half the purchase money in
each; the balance in equal Instruments at and IL
months from the day Of sale, the deferred payments
TO Bear interest from the day Of sale and to be
the satisfaction of the trustee or the whole Of the
purchase money to be paid IL cash. at the option
OF the purchaser No deed to be given until the
wnole 81 the purchase money is paid
On failure OF the purchaser TO comply with the
terms OF sale within ten days of the day Of sale the
trustee reserves the right to resell at the risk and
cost OF the defaulting purchaser. 800 down at
time Of sale. An convevsncing and revenue stamps
at the cost of the purchaser
se.dsd. CooFEEK M GRSfMER rf H.s.s
HSTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, IN
pP same S1as and
place R.T MORSELL, Trustee.
sc IA COOPER LATIMER, Aacts.
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COATED WITH SWEET GUM.

1st Principle.-A vegetable substitute for Gallo
mel or Mercury IL secured.
I'd. A cstbartic Hhas olesnses the Ailimentary
Canal and it's neighsoring Eiscera thoroughly
as LObelia does the stomach.
Sd. Functional Harmony il secured to the Sc
c<eting vessels of all the organs and glands in the
system.
ton of the blood.
5th. The properties OF these Pills communicate
snutritious principle to the blood and reparative
system.
9th. great want IL implied In their soothing,
healing and explosive power In Of intestinal
liberation, In Eruptive Fevers, where Q cure
depends up0n free evScuations.
7th. The aged and persons suffering from paraly-
els of the bowls by the of one Pill per day se
cures regular evacuations.
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BRfpeEroRr, Coss-, sept N.-rhe Rev "a
u MOBILES, rector Of the Episcopal De aroh Al
Budgev atsr, committed suicide tbs N ornin.
By cutting his throat with = rszOr. He kent a
large boarding school an Brooknelc. sad ~.
well known and highly respected. He Wa
fcrty-nve yeSrs Of scr, snd leaves \ wife sni
I'VE childreH. The SCI WAS commIttei IN the
basement OF the school. adjoining hrs residence
The cause was temporary INSANITY
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RH CHARLES KLOMAN,
- Real Estate Broker, ASS Seventh street.

RY CHARLES KLOMAN,
ID Real Estate Broker, ASS Seventh street.
GALLIGAN & TowNsHEND, Auctionssrs.
A SPLENDID BUILRINa SITE NEAR THE
II ssRf. .s iosss lonas
me Queens Chapel road near the intersection Of
as sI e 81 the
e lste CT Hickey and about one mile from the
Terms: one, half cash, balance six. twelve. and
veyancing and stamps at purchasers cost; SIOO
red flag on the Bladensburs road viii de.ig-
nate the place. au24- N, w ,F,s&T.
GTHE ABOVE SALE rs POSTPONED ON
account o, the rain until TUESDAY; September
9Th, same hour and place. se2W,F,S,&T
-. THE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
poned until MONDAY. Sept. l4th at "a O'Clock ..
m, on the premises. se9-W,F ,SGM4t
81 THE ABOVE Is FURTHER POSTPONED
p. m on the premises. Sc 1877
COUNTRY RESIDENCE
EVANSVILLE AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
r., The subscriber, as Attorney for John Hyatt.
N::; will sell at public sale, on III tuesday,. Sep
tember u ISIS, at 54 O'Clock p. m, on the
located a, S SS$S!sT f D:s1s
few seconds WI ak from the Depot, and fifteen mi
nutes ride from Washington.
The house is comparatively new and OF handsome
design, with large hall psrlor, dining room libra
With
lawn in front, studied with eyergreeus and orna-
mental trees. The garden has fruit Of every va
.iety. stable and other out houses In good order
The surroundings, society, its proximity to
churches, schools, aud the celebrated .spa
Spring, render IL altogether one Of the most de
sirable pieces Of property nov offering, particu.
larry suitable for one doing business In Baltimore
or Washington. as
Terms: One-half cash; balance in six and twelve
months.
For particulars apply to n. BANNON,
| 80 st. Paul ST., Baltimore.
Or, JOHN BYATT,
Hyattsviile. Baltimore and Ohio r. r.
P,S.-Persons wishing to attend the sale, e. n
leave Washington at 1850, 2, and 40 D. m and
Baltimore At SIS ,. m, and return at 6:Ss D. m
sc list
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40 TO THE
HUDSON TAYLOR BOOKSTORE
For
SCHOOL BOOKS,
334 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
se5tf Near 9Th street.
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INFLAMMATION OF THE BOWELS.

In cases where there Is severe Inflammation, pa-
ralysis Of the bowels, and Q speedy discharse of
their CONTENTS required grind six of the pills TO
powder and take in some preserves water. In
half hour the pills, given in this way will gen
orally operate. The dose can be repeated If neces-
sary, in two hours. We have known the pills,
given in this form, to open the bowels WHEN CRo-
Ton OIL, EIlts,iED, pOdophylGEm MANDRAKE
have failed 10 - seldom that second dose will be
required In these cases Of Intestinal Distractions.
N.B.-AsK FOB Railways REGULATING
PILLS.
The PRICE OF Railways PILLS is IS cents
per box all over the world. s boxes for 81 IL
boxes tor 81 So. Sent by mail to any part OF the
United States All letters requiring medical ad-
vice addressed 20 JOHN RAILWAY, NJ. u. Bust
ness letters TO RAILWAY & CO., ~ Maiden Lane,
n. Y.
Every person should read DR.. RAILWAYS
NEW MEDICAL PUBLICATION FALSE AND
TRUE. A copy on receipt Of postage stamp will be
sent free of charge.
RAILWAYS REMEDIES are sold By Druggists
all over the world.
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DBOPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
LING STREETS IN THE Third WARD.
MAyOR,S OFFICE.


WASHINGTON, d. c., september 7, 1853
Proposals will be received at this ONCE until l.
O'Clock M; Thu RsDhY, September, u, 1885
Tor Grading and travelling Fourth 4, street
west, from q to streets north, under an oct ap-
proved May Is, 1857.
Also, for Grading and Grave ng Ninth go street
west, from to streets north, under an act ap-
proved June 8, 1857.
The work to b done under the direction of the
City Surveyor. the superta tendsnce of the Com
missioner Of the Third Ward, and two Assistant
Commissioners TO be appointed by the MAYOR
The Gravel to be OF good quality aud free from
stones OF improper size; to be nine t9 inches deep
IN the center Of the street and sapering to four 90
inches deep ct the gutter line. after the has
Bidders viii state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or enbankment; hat which measures
the most TO be paid fer only way, either In ex
cayation or embankment.
Bidders will also state the price per square yard
for travelling.
The surplus earth. including sand, gravel, aud
stone. to be deposited wherever the Ward Commits
sioner may direct.
No part Of the appropriation win be paid until
the work has been approved by the City Surveyor
and Commissioner Of the W ard and Assistant Com
mtssioners.
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved.
JOHN 3. WRIGHT.
se1-l0t Commissioner Third Ward,
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II HGRAvIU6 OF EVERY DUSRypTIOu
executed b. BRBNOH RICHA RDSoN
etauoners and EnzraySfv.
a y sse rennA. ayeaue.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
SALE OF NAVY VESSELS.

'H"ShhS'
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIR.
WASHING TON, ID. q September Ii 1853
The Navy Department will offer at public auc-
ton. at the Navy Yard, New York. on WEDNES-
DAY, the S0th September, 1853. at II o'clock NJ
sThe DE SOTO. side wheel steamer. l.6OD TONS
The MABBLEHEAD, screw steamer, 5O7 tons.
These vessels and their Inventories can be ex.
an fned at any time, on appli cation to the Com.
maDdant Of the New York Navy Yard
Twenty per centum of the amount of the pur-
chase money must be deposited at he time Of ,le,
aud the renal must be paid and the vessels re
moved from the Navy Yard within two weeks from
the day of sale. sel5-eo2w
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TOMORROW.
GUARDIANS SALE or VALUABLE PROP.

|" b. WHEELER CO., Auctloneers,
- NO oi Louisiana avenue, bet. 9th aud 7th SITS,
opposite Seaton House.
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DROPOsALs FOR PAPER
FOE THE PUBLIC PRINTING

OFEASE OONGkkssIONAL Il
WARRINGTON, Septen Der 8, 1858 (
OF tne act entitled act to further regulate the
printing OF the public documents, ano the pur-
chase OF paper for the public printing !" approved
on tne 9th OF July, 1906; sealed proposals will be
received By the undersigned until Monday, ths
2sh day o. September. 1868, for furnishing this
Omce WIN three thousand reAms Of su Oerfne cal
enderea Printing Paper. measuring 24Xs5 inches.
five hundred sheets. VI
Proposals will b. received for the whole q nan.
fty or Tor any portion less than one thou sand
reams Samples OF the quality of the paper will be
furnfshfd up1n application 1T this Once and the
successful bidder will he required rigidly to con
No No proposal will be considered unless accom-
panied q bond with security to the approval of a
$500, that the bidder bidders, IL his or their
proposal shall be accepted, shall furnish the article
proposed for and each proposal must be accom-
panied By satisfactory evidence that the person or
persons making said proposal manu- lecturers OF
OF dealers IN the description of paper which he or
they propose to furnish.
All the paper must be delivered at the Govern
ment Printing once, in the City OF w ashington. in
good order free from ell and every extra charge or
expense, and subject to the inspection, count.
weight, and measurement OF the Congressional
Printer, and be In all respects satisfactory.
The supplying OF an Inferior article, or q failure
be considered Q violation of the contract
Proposals. will be endorsed the envelo pc Z" ro-
posals for Paper" and addressed to JOHN ID
Degrees, Congress ional Printer. Sc -6t
DROPosALs FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL
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PROPOSALS FOB GRAZING CERTAIN
STREETS IN THE FIRST AND
SECOND WARDS

MAYORS OFFICE,
WAsHINGToN, d. @. Sept u. 1853
fIoposas VIII be received at this off ce until IL
O'CLOCK m, on WEDNESDAY. Sc ptemoer g, 1858
Tor Grading street north, from Fourteenth street
Test 70 eetern boundary, under an act approved
ALSO. for Grading Fifteenth street west from M
1867. ~
Also for Grading street north, from 18th street
TO western boundary, under oct approved June
LIST, 1888.
The work 10 be done under the dir ection of the
City Surveyor, the superintendsncA of the Com
missioners of the First and Second Wards and two
Baver. - "
Bidders will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation embaukment; that which measures
the most to be paid for only enc way either in ex
csyarion or embankment
and stone 70 be depoaitea h sna erat ,ss
Ward Com missioner may direct. No part Of the
appropriation will be paid until the work has
been approved BY the City Surveyor and the Com.
missioners Of the First and eecopd Wards, and
Assistant Commissioner The right 60 reject
any or all bids is reserved
HENRY HIMBER,
Commissioner of the First Ward
CHARLES e. PETERS,
se IL lot Commissioner of the Second Ward.
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PROPOSALS FOB Supplying STAMPS FOB
L TOBACCO, SNCFF, AND CiGARS.

PROPOSALS FOB Supplying STAMPS FOR
i TOBACCO, SNCFF, AND CIGARS.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Orscs Of Internal RereaHs,
WASHINGTON, August Is, 1853. \
The time for receiving proposals for furnishing
Tobacco and Cigar Stamps, under the advertise
~, ISIS. =. A. ROLLINS.
au27 Commissioner.
DROPOSALS FOR BUILDING THIRD Oh
DER LIGHT HCCS AND KEEPERS
DWELLING AT OR NEAR ST. SIMON =
GEORGlA.-Sealed proposals will be received at
18th day Of September, 1865 for furnish ng the ma
terials and labor of all kinds necessary b. con
struCt, erect, and complete a third order light
house and ket per's dw cling at near ST Simon
Georgia. in accordance with plans and specifca-
lions which may be obtained upon application to
this Office. W. r. SHU BRICK, chairman
Treasury DEPARTMENT, OFFICE LrGHT HOUSE
BOARD, WASHINGTON CRY, August 10, 1865.
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