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ST bis 100 tneluiipe. ieoes IL
Dem @eninnsr non @sunsstsentbuu Uereen BtVettsel INIT
abnract. fret e~etefcrt.
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Aper'5 @ieber-Aur.
(Aver's Ague Cure.'

(Ayer's Ague Cure.)
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-19
EVENING STAR.
LATE TELEGRAWS. se.


At e Nidfston, COpii-. city election Monday,
the Demoel ats elected tn ir candidat for may
and large majority Of ;he city council for the
list tirne since 1esi. THcy aI~o elected their
candidate Tor sheriff. or, collector, and all
hut one Of the constable
In addition to the psiy' i-ht between Lafferty
Louis on the 18th, mat.i mas been made be-
tween Jos T.. Gailsgh' .. Albany. and George
Garry, OF Hartford, {" grt ~ the same time.
large meeting If Frcnchmrn at ST Louis,
on MOne1y night, PaSs,.,i latiOn denOuRc-
1ng Prince Bonaparte for killing Victor Noir,
and expressing the bop that the whole Bona
Barte family will o. disappear from public
notice.
The Mechanics Bank Of New York has been
yictiInized with an altered check from So to
$1,000 certified after IL was altered and sold to
~ broker in Wall street.
The overplus Of National Bank notes Is in
rreasing At New York, ami the banks are press
ing them upon the Government dealers at per
cent. on time.
The war on Collector Casey. OF New Orleans
j. still Kept up. The New orleans Repubfican
charges him with bad faith in keeping Demo-
Grats i'm Office.
In tire Municipal Court Of Boston Yesterday
morning, John W. Collins was arraigned on a
charge Of abstracting $4,000 in gold from the
city treasury.
Both Houses of the North Carolina Legisla-
tuTe have adopted a resolution suspending the
i. r. Wallace, of Cleveland, a LAWYER and
and land speculator, has been arrested, charged
with extensive fOrgeries.
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop, of Massachusetts,.
will deliver an address at the funeral Of George
Peabody.
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PROPOSALS FOR WRAPPING PAPER AsD
TMINE.
Posr OFFICE DEPARruEyr.

II.
WASHINGTON, December q, lssa
Sealed Proposals viii be RECEIVED at this De-
O'clock noon, for furnishing Wrapping Paper and
Irvine for the Of the Post Offices in the United
the Se ss DAY e +
e. the a. the Blank Agncy Of the Post
TIE estinlaied quantity Of each article ani the
i & &rsSpns saar 1 2w
sic, ct material and qualify equal in al re-
aud TO weigh 2 pounds to the rr9n and ,i' AL
, such ream 70 contain ,, perfect gu.res-
size. 60 weigh IS pounds 10 tle rean
StU pounds :, cotton or other suitshie Twile,
pound each, and SO bound a. a. pre-. Snt 10
becoming loose and tangled hy transportatipp.
eighthNf an inch in diameter. and ia balls a
S esns i =. a. one 70 ,TS fSunas each saa .
pro tagged ~ transroTtatioa.
ratey. or for ali together '''''' '''"
The contract or contracts viii be AWARDED 70 the
lowest ana best bidder 20 be determined after
which bad VIII in its praeii.a results, be most adj
More or lees than the estimated quantities mar
oe ordered. as the necessities Of the Department
samples Of such articles as are now used at the
on at the Blank Agency OF the Post Once Depart,
Bidders viii send samples Of such articles as they
propose 20 furnish
Esch tidisr mnst furnish with his proposal gusr-
afters oi hs ability 60 comply with his bid, aud
ceitihSa,e from postmaster that such guarnntOrs
Two safhcient sureties viii be required to each
contract
failure 20 furnish promptly any article con-
tTactcd Tor, Tor furnishing article inferior 20
that CONTRACTED for, viii be considered a sGfl sieut
cause fOr a forfeiture of theEOntract.
Bids not made in conformity with this notice viii
not be considered.
The Postmaster General reserves the right az
deciding which bid In its practical results nav be
moo TO the interest of ts Department. and aiso a
rejettng all bids. If In his judgment the
esfs OF the Department require ~,
Proposals must be marked on tine envelope with the
Of the article bid for and the letter addressed
TO the First Assistant Poama General.
ton. ID. e. JOHN A. J.-CREsMELl,
deo-w6t Postmaster GENERAL
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DRoposALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.
Posi- OFFICE DsraEIxExr:


Sealed Proposals will be received at this Depart
mcnt until the ah day 81 January lssp. at l. clock
for furnishing Letter Balances for the o.
the poet Offices in the United States for frn
and after the LIST day o February, lp sf the follow
ing description, namely:
Isl. Balances capable cf weighing eight ounces.
ayordupois weight 60 be graduated down 60 quarter
ounces; q these Il is supposed 1eD will be wanted.
Also. Balances of the same capacity graduated BY
al Balances capable OF weiehing thirty two ounces
aVordurois weight, 60 be graduated 60 half ouncss
OF this class n is supposed Do viii be required.
Perfect accuracy. strength. and durability will bs
required i'm the Balances TO be furnished.
company each bid, aud the ladder who may o6tain
the contrast viii be required 30 furnish Basnces Of
quality In all respects equal 20 the sample
Each Balance must be well and securely packed In
abox Tor transportation. and Delivered Tree of all
expense, 20 the Blank Agency. Washington ID, c.
Each bidder must furnish with has preenss guar
antees OF his ability % comply with his bid and .
certificate from postmaster thai scoh guATAntors
Two .nrseisat sareties win De required 10 Q con-
A failure % furnish promptly Balances con-
tracted the furnishing ii inferior article,
will be considcrpd sufficient oanse f0r forfeiture q
The Pos'paster General reserves the righ, q. de-
Gliding which bid. In fts practical results, may be
most the interest of the Department. and also q
rejecting sny or all bds n, In his Judgmsnt, the s
tcreSt u the DepArsment reQuire u.
Proposals must be indorrss On the envelope. Pro-
rOssls for Letter BalAnces.~ and directed 90 the
First Assistant Postmaster General, sshingtcn ID.
e. JOHN A. ,. CREswELL,
DIS -v6f Postmaster General
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-19

SFENtE Of consumption. the 18th instant.
CA1HAklNE SPENCE, beloved wife of Christie
pler SPsfsCr, aged = years.
Her funeral will take place from the residence Of
her brother, Vim. Brown. ~ street, between Mary
.lsI, avenue and street, Capitol ILL., Thursday
evening. ~ o clock. The friends and acqusin-
aances respectfully invited To- attend.
Gone hut not forgotten
HlTZ. Dr.. ri DOLPH Il. HITZ, late Surgeon
Port Shaw Montana.
Funeral service u be conducted by Rev. DIR.
IInck.l- gas.er of the deceased. on next Sunday
rning. I'd instant. AZ II O'clock, Memorial
Hall, of 18th and sts. General invitation
given Ey the family. Seats free.
GREEN. On the 10Th instant, at 6:9e a. M. JANE
LINTON GREEN. in the SOth year of her age
Her remains will be taken 90 Virginia for inter
Nenf.
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limited STATES PATENT OFFICE,
y wAsHlkeIox, D. q Jangarx $50.

On The prfffion o. INWARD WuITEkEf, a
CsHhridse. Msesarhasefts, praying Cor sle extsn,
fson Of a patent grantee 70 him the tfh day q
April. lss, and reissned an the 18th day a July,
lses Cor an ineroyenent IN Culinary Boilers:
N, ,i,s az Az VA. wsrrb NJ, the sbe srSe Coz
fiing arYnrnsnts and the BksmiDers report b ~
ref;sio~ be- k~eri a. the "a dxs 81 March ncxt.
Any person NAY epgss-s this extsn-.sn;
10 l-lsvsv CoumiskocW Of fsssss'
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The operatives of the Old Dominion Iron and
Nail Works at Richmond. struck on Friday, and
operations are now suspended, in violation il Is
sald- OF theirown agreement. This will cause a
suspension OF operations at the works probably
19r some time, but the company has on hand
about ten thousand kegs of nails, and will
Gontlnre to supply all orders as heretofore.
FROM two hundred and fifty to three hundred
me n are thus thrown out of employment.
IL has been stated that DIR. Charles b. FRY.
MhO mas been acting treasurer of the Eastern
Iunauc Asylum, was a dcfaulter to the amount
81 800. lie has lett the State. A committee of
Tue Board was engaged last week in investiga-
Ing hls accounts, and have found the deficiency
Above stated Suit either has been or Will be
entered against his securities.
III l. SAID that Gov Walker has declared that
he has positive assurances that $4,000, 900 of
Northern capital TO be invested i'm Virginia Is
contingent on the admission OF the State.
"A physician at Charlottesville is living very i'll
from the effects OF virus received into a cut on
Ms hand while disSecting a corpse.
Executions to the amount of S55O,OOO have
been issued in Louisa County.
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THIS rs TO GIVE NoTIfv ~, A. -

THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the ,uh-.-i,,.-
Il has obtained from the Orphans Oenrt Of Wash
fpgfon County, I'm the District Of Columbia letters
o. anmtnisfratinn On the personal estate Of PETER
GALLANT, hate al Washington county Aforesaid.
aecsssea. Az persons having claims against the
$40 deceasee are hereby warned exhibit the sane,
Inc vouchers thereof, &c tha subscriber, or
pelcrs the ah day a January next they may other
wise by law be excluded rsm az benef. Of THE said
essaie: Given under my hand TINS sth day OK Ian
usry Ise. MAhS ELkAN0RAG LIANT,
Ss-aANsF ffr Administrative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-19
ii. II. LEEDS * MINER,
HY. III. LEEDS, Auctioneer,
Will sell, by order of Executrix, tho
FINE ART COLLECTION


THOMAS THOMPSON, ESQ,
Commencing
MONDAY, 7TIG Day OF FEBRUARY NEXT,
tand continuing until the whole collection is dis
THE LEEDS ART GALLFRIES me- ~
Nos. s17 and SO BROADWAY, corner 18th ST.,
NEW YORK.
This extraordinary collection is the most extern
sNe and yaua5.e ever offered in the United States,
VALUED AT ABOUT S3Os.OOO,
TWO Tii1USAND Oil. PNfNTINGs,
Every one of which was selected by their late owner
at prices varying from few dollars as many thou
sands EACH he hay ing made the collection Of pictures
OF princely fortune, until the year 1850. since
lection. ~ W.
Among them are originals by Benz. West Sir
Ghss. Eastlake, Sir Thos Lawrence, Sir Joshua
Key notis, Sir Peter Lely, Godfrey Kneller, Allan
Ramsay, George Morland Hcgsrth, Turner, Mas
lish School Boucher, DeISufe, lsabey, Mignarl
DE OTeuN Diaz, Lambinet, Baron, and others of the
French School. Schidoni, Guercino, Teniers Van
Ostade, Zuccarelli, Van Dyke, &c. Also a large
10th, and 18th centuries. such ~ Titan. Rubeps
JoIdeans. Honthorst, and others of which are
lSsa. and as sTeh T excite and
ten of this country and Europe
800 Portraits Of DisttRgHished Americans.
Also, early works Of men now famous such as Sui
" 1nman, Bierstadt, Durand, Brown, Peale,
doughty, Birch, Hart, and nearly every one known
ten years ago.
The collection will lie sold entire. (no pictures
having been added or taken from il } and without
exhibitdn nn and ter VII s,i De- on
the LEEDS ART GALLERIES, Nos. S17 and ~ g.
and at the extensive Galleries S3l Broadway, near
l2th street. New York
be sent to any address receipt Of . cents by the
auetioneer ia S-2w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-19
MARRIED.

Ny ERS-O BRlEN. Un the Eth instant, at ST.
Mo - church Nv the Rev. Father E1chefort. s.
y John MY kkS 70 Miss ANNIE UBRIEN, bJth
al " Washington, u. g..
MNCHTER-ROGERS On the 18Th instant by
fhc B-y. Mr.. Nielsen. JOHN w. wACHrER 10
Nl-. ANNL EONEkS. both OF W Arlington. u. q. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-01-19
bANUEL y. lISHEK,
ia 10-1aw3W Commissioners of Patent
IJNITED STATES PATENT OrTIoE

On the petition q CRAkIES H. LIME T. II
den, Mass, praying for the extension OF 3 patent
granted 70 him on tho 18th day ef March, ISIS for
Cars:
1t . ordered that the testimony in the case be
time for Hing arguments and the Exanniner's re-
port be limited to the 9Th day Of March next, and
next.
ANY person may oppose thisekteasion
dc3l-laU3w Commissioner If l., 3esfx
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nR KIERSTEADs
II UNRIVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
THE GREAT INTERNAL AND EXTERNAL

".
u UNRiVALLED REMEDY
THE KING OF ALL PAIN.
THE eREs SEb 5kTEkNAh A SHR EXTERNAL
Headache, in 1--WE minutes; Tcothache, in one minute
SSusa an: and S Sds Es s"s, AND aST.
'i~hp' ana Inflammation Of the Kidney rou''
PHI Pills, ,v o,,., Burns, .r Foul is stomach,
~ body, too numerous 10 enumerat ,s.' D'''AD
Bndds II & Z, the kneys and
petite and nvigoraiing the sy stem II is a Diapho-
retie. causing perspiraton aud alaying fever 1t is
Throat and Lung diseases.
There Df Or
in mos. instances entirely 1t should always be
used before any other remedy Is tssd Tor It 4 al
PRICE, so CENTS PER BOTTLE.
Sold by all Druggists, Apothecares, and Dealers
w Ii. BROWN & BRO, Sole Proprietors,
DROPOsALS- FOR WAKD PAVING.
Cee Of Sypsria,eadent and Inspector Of Ss,eers,)
CarTidgs,-Gys, t0oftrdys, aad Ne,r Ba,dlnss.f
so.,o, WASHINGTON, PC January 4, ls,9; J
civ Hail. until Z oeeeS m =, On tit
the 9th instant. for paving, curbing, &c, for
wards the city no contractor to have nor be inter
est sendy or othsrwise In more than one ward
may Ss seen at this once every day.
u mssasHIIns erossinsr, hsgways. &c, only the
and the portion OF Crossings paw ed with cobbe stones
will be paid for rs cobble- stone raw ement
No bid will be receiy ed which does not include an
offer for each separate item IL work and material
The law requii that the for the above
work shall be practical PAYERS.
The name OF each party interested in the contract
must be inserted in fun in the bid;
that II accepted the bidder win accept the contract
| la due form, and perform the work in accordance
Herewith, the su.fciency Of the security to be
tilted by the Tax Clerk.
The guarantee must be in substance as follows:
la b, guarantee that IL this. bid be &C
cepied by the Mayor, that the bidder viii enter into
contract for the same, and perform the work &C
eording to the requirements thereof.
All assessments for the above will be made In
cIrdance with the laws.
No bids will be considered unless they be in strict
conformity with this advertisement, and the Mayor
e the right to reject ali bids IL deemed
b. him necessary to protect the Interests OF the Cor
p ration CHAS. III. BLISS.
jail lot superintendent Of Sewers, &c.
IN THE sIPkEME COURT OF THE DIS
TRiCr o. COLUMBIA, the eist day Of De-
- cen.ler, lS9.
| The OAK Hill Cemetery Co,
John q. stone, 4 Perry FuIier.l >'' w.
On motion OF the mpiainant. by Mr. Charles
hathews, solicitor u Is ordere that the defeodant
above named cause their appearance b. be entereJ
herein on or before the first le day Occurring farty
days after this DAY. otherwise the cause will be pro
| eeede,i with as in case " ;itfsut.
True eOrS~iest.-E. }. aEISs, olE. de2wsw
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)POsALS FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT. }

TREASURY DEPARTMENT January 3, lS7a
Sealed Proposals for furnishing certain articles of
STATIONERY will be receiy ed at this DE partment
until the Sd of FetI uary, $50, at IL clock IN.
Blank forms for bidding will be furnished upon ap-
plication.
The bids will be considered and accepted or reject
ed item by item.
Contracts must be executed by the successful bid.
ders within ten days after being called upon to do
The articles contrac ted for must be furnished from
time 10 time during the year, in quantities pursuant
to orders from the Department. The entire quanti-
ties will, however, be called for during the year.
Each proposal must be signed by the indiv dual
nrm making IL, and be accompanied by bond with
sufficient sureties i'm the sum OF ten thousand dollars
SWU1O,) approved by Lnted States officer of the
district in which the surtes reside do business,
on form to be furnished by the Department,
ditioned upon the execution of q contract for fur
Dishing such portions OF the articles NAV be
awarded under IL, and the performance Of the same
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by az
the Treasury and the delivery of inferior article
will be deemed sufficient to annu the contract
at the option of the Secretary.
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington.
The failure to comply with any one order Under
the contract will operate the forfeiture of the en-
tire penalty Of the bond, the Secretary of the
Of such quantities of any articles shall be
sary TO supply the deficiency caused by such failure.
and charge to the contractors fifty per centum of
price which it shall be found necessary to pay tor
such articles.
will not be considered and contracts will be awarded
only TO established ms nutactnrers OF, or dealers in
the articles GEO. 3. BOUTWELL,.
Secretary Of the Treasury.
in 3-eOlm IClrOnicle aud Republican,
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