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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
Texas Eeud.

(By Telegraph TO the Dispatch.l
GALVESTON, April S.-A special to
the News from Laredo says that the
intense excitement and lawlessness
which has prevailed there the past fort
night culminatedlast evening in bloody
riot. The immediate cause is attributed
by many to the circular which appeared
Yesterday morning announcing that the
Democratic party would hold funeral
services at 4 o'clock in the
afternoon over the party known
here as Huarches." Directly
after the appearance of the circular 1t
was announced that the " Huarches "
party would prevent by force any such
demonstration. At 4 o'clock the streets
leading to the point whence the Demo-
cratic procession was announced to start
were blockaded with armed men. For
half an hour the suspense was intolera-
Bile. II was then announced that there
would be no effort to bury the efiigy OF
the defeated party. This had pacific
effect, and the crowd began to dispense.
Suddenly the music Of the Democratic
bands struck up and the procession
moved out to and down the main street
and turned into the street leading to the
main plaza. When the head Of the
column had reached the front of Mar
tins store party Of men armed with
Winchesters and reyolyers charged the
procession. Instantly over one hun
dred men became engaged in deadly
conflict, and for half an hour a regular
battle ragged along the street near the
river. During the height Of the con-
hict the small cannon which had
been used by the Huarches !" party
and which is said to have been charged
with nails and stones, was fired dowr
the street. By o'clock the mob spirit
was supreme, and it was feared that thu
women and children would be at thu
mercy Of the rioters. At this critica
moment word was dispatched to Colone
Barnard, commandant at Fort Mcln
tosh, that the heavy firing in the city
was caused by An attack Of Mexican
from the other side Of the Ri
Grande. It took but few mo
ments to double-quick two compa
MES of infantry into the town, befor
whom the mob quickly dispersed, an'
in q short time every armed man on tn
| street had his weapons taken away from
| him and order was rsstored. The casual
| ties, so far a. known, are Ave killed AM
! three wounded. Al ths killed vsF'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

We concur in the opinion of the Wing
that the city Jail ought not to be in the
valley of Bacon's- Quarter branch--at
any rate not where it is. Let it have
A more elevated and healthiul location.
Nobody, however, likes to have a Jail
near him, and so the city fathers may
have trouble in securing suitable site
for the proposed new one.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

The O'NEILL arbitration bill has
gone to the Senate, where it will prob
ably lie buried. Oar correspondent
who objects to it need not fear its
passage in the form in which it left the
House Of Representatives. A better
bill ought to be devised.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
Mr.. pabney, of Atlanta, Explains.

ATLANTA, GA, April 8, 1886.
To the Editor of the Dispatch:
Your publication concerning me per-
yerts the facts in the case. A judge
upon whom q writ of lunacy has been
served had me fined for doing legiti-
mate business. This is the truth Of
the matter. L. j. DABNEY.
THE above refers to telegram which
appeared in the Dispatch Of the Cd,
in which it was stated that Mr.. Dab
nsy was sent up for six months for
using the mails for fraudulent pur-
poses. We know nothing Of the matter.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

W. II. PROUT, ESQ.,, has retired
from the editorial control Of the Char
lottssville J6ersonian and been sue
ceeded by JAMES BLAKEY, Esq.
PROUT has had successful career as
a Journalist. We wish him and his sue
cessor each a prosperous future.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
We How for the Absent Ones.

The Southern Press Association has
done itself credit by the election as its
president Of Hon. Henry X. Ellyson, Of
the Dispatch. Mr.. Ellyson's long ex-
perience in journalism and the ability
hs has shown, first in his association
with the lamented James A. Cowardin,
and later with his gifted son, Charles
OBJ. Cowsrdin, in making the Dispatch
one of the most successful public jour-
nails in the country, renders him well
worthy to ill the place Of responsible
ity and distinction to which he has just
been called.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
THE EASTERN SHORE.
Fined and One Year in Jan-Prohibi.
ttOn.

Fined and One Year In Jntl-Prohfbf.
tion.
Correspondence of the Richmond D:spatch. !
0NANCOCK, April 7, 1886.
The trial of Judson Hickman for
killing Thomas A. Duncan in fist-fght
at Matomkin last Christmas is ended,
and the prisoner has been fined s75 and
sentenced to Imprisonment in the county
jail for one year. Duncan was man
of powerful build, while Hickman is Of
medium size and about twenty-three
years old. Duncan's skull was broken,
but it was not proved that Hickman
used any other weapon than his fist.
The local.option contest is growing
livelier every day. The Prohibitionists
have held several meetings in the
Onancock town hall during the last
few days and perfected avery thorough
organizat ton for the town and surround
ing county. kALLIAs.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
r1r RICHMOND DTSPATCH--FRIDAY. APRIL g. 1856.

Mexicans except one youpg Amsri-
can named BreckeY. The wounded are
Pancho Garcia, Mr.. Poggeupohl, and q
nephew of Davis Gonzales. Poggen-
POLL is 9 prominent citizen, and was
wounded by q stray ballet while stand
ing in front Of A. G.. Dickinson's law
office. These who toek part m the
Democratic procession claim that they
were fred into and only acted on
the defensive. The excitement last
night was intsnse, but it ,s thought
further bloodshed will be avoided.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

h railroad accident In Massachu-
eetIs shewS bow careless Of human life
~ An>rioAns hsys become. 1t wAs
~ - eedisasy accident. 4 was not
= sceIdsnt q ~ h ~ proper ssnss q
~ verd. On ~ contrary, u dsaths
~ suSselns MN ~ natural seass:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
: nan A nRrADrnt, COUGH.

uhD N DhbADE Ob OOO'sss
l. and raised considerable amount or
blood nd matter: besides was very thin,
and go weak could scarcely 20 abolt the
house. This wss the case Of man with
consumption arising from liver complaint.
He recovered his health completely Dy the
use Of DIR. f1erces Golden Medical DIS
covery." Tholsa nds Of others bear similar
testl:7ony.
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Laugh yer is the poor man : plaster,
Making every burden light:
Turning sadness Into giadn ~,
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IT'S the deepest and the cheapest
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But for u cse that wOman's heir to
Use DR.. Fterce's Fayorte Prescription
Cures all weakness and irregdlaritie7
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ver," bloatiny displscements. irnamlna-
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cancerOus disease. Price reduced to one
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ssss Heicafe Diseases. affecting male
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10 cents I'm starrps. Worlds Disp. asaTy
Medical Association. 663 Main street, Bni
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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

at was very reprehensible for a
Mexican mob to commit outrages on
the Chinese" Correct. In so doing
the Mexicans usurp the rights of the
northern Republicans.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

Marine Disaster ana LOSS Oh A"ie.
Boston, April The British
schooner Beta. from Halifax for Boston,
with crew of six men and eight pas.
sengers, struck on Plum Island, and
only three men and one child got
ashore, nearly dead from exposure.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

CDR. BELFIELD does not believe in
manual training for boys under four
teen." 1t used to be that boys under
fourteen got most of the manual train
inc
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

"a Railroad Idyl" is the name of
a new short story that is going the
rounds. There are several railroads
idle ont West.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

New ORLEANS, April 1.-THE resi-.
dences of Mrs. Joseph A. Aiken and
]. j. Tarleton, Nos. 2S7 and 2S9 jack.
SON street. were burned to-day. Loss
el5,000; fully insured.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

"If the Government would only boy
colt GERONIMO perhaps the old rascal
would consent to arbitrate things"
Wouldn't it be safer to hang him:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

The Duke Of Connaught, Queen Vic
toria's youngest SON, will return to
India for the next two years, TO COM
msnd Z division Of the Bengal army.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

We have The Southern Clinic for
April, G. A. BRYCE, NJ. D., editor
and proprietor, Richmond, Va.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

Communications written on both
sides of the paper find their way into
the waste.basket.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
Uor,ford,s Acid Phosphate.

A VALUABLE REMEDY FOR GRAVEL.
DR.. T.. II. Newland, Jr., ST. Louis,
Mo, says: IL have used it in diseases
of the urinary organs, such as gravel
and particularly spermatorrh~a, with
very good results, and think it very
valuable remedy in those diseases"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

To the Editor Of the Dispatch:
The fight now being wsged against
The long established and legitimate sale
u Hquors ~ como upon ~ fton New
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
BRIEF COMMENT.

A contemporary says there are
people who think the Irish grievances
are myths" Well, they are mythtaken,
that's all.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-T II Z ~
vi members OF DOVE LODGE. No. w
blA and \. NJ. will attend a stated
communicat on OF their Lodge at the lodge
room. ri st. Adams Hall. corner Main
and Third streets. on THIS Friday EVE
MING. April 9th, at 7 o'clock. Members
of sister lodges and transient brethren IRA
ternally invited.
BY order OF the W. VI.
ap9-lt II. L. ADbl 81 SecteldIy.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09
sElNE.rIIKEAD.
LICENSE TAXES.

OFEICE CITY COLLECTOR,
RICHMOND Va, March 3lst. L7so.
LICENSE TAX.
THIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DAILY
FROM 9O'CLoCk A. VI. TO O'CLOCK + "a.
from the 18TH TO THE 3OTH or APRIL for
the purpose OF receiving the LICENSE TAX
from all Doctors. Dentists. lawyass, Conn
mission Merchants. Merchandise Stock anG
Exchange Brokers. Wholesale and Hotail
Liquor. Dealers. Hotels. Restaurants. Sa-
looms, Boarding and Eating Houses, Auc-
tloneers, Lumber. MeRsurers Architects.
Theatres and Halls. Telegraph. ENpress' and
Coal Companies. Mercantile Insurance. Real
Estate, Employment, Ticket aud Sewing
Machine Agents Botiers, Junk. ani Oyster
Dealers. PhotOgra Pliers and all other per-
sons liable To said license tax.
For all bills remaining unpaid on the LIST
day OF May fine Of not less than one dollar
for each day thereafter Will be- imposed.
A. K. WOODSOS,
anl-tNyl collector
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1886-04-09

DICKINS0N'S PHOSPHATE
A ELIXIR
CHLORAL THYM0L

icusef,rl 10 doctor and patient. Wnes al.
n, ,e,i In tn. apartment 10 disinfects TIE at
10 xiauts As well as TIE sick. In ntafly
eyoYy Instance In which = has been urf In
thireity IL hes prevented soerpresd OF SON.
taei,us alserse, espeei tally diphtheEls and
scarls,-fever, beyond the Sex room.
m 1, the most agreeable s.pDOcent. ana 81
fectiys destroyer ~ bad oGSss aud dlse>sr
germs YET offered 10 the yuDlic II ~H
cured whoopizg-cocgh IN reus sbiT
short time.
For sale by druggists. Pr,c-. 80 cents >
bottle. "
Evening star., 1886-07-17
We Got One.

From the Detroit Free Press
ihree OF US, being Deacon Richard Smith, OF
the Cincinnati Gazette, the "Fat Contributor"
and Myself, hshed of the dock at Elk Rapids
for five long weary hours and got one perch,
Weighing five ounces. When we started for the
hotel each of us put hook in the mouth OF the
victim, threw the poles on our shoulders, and
we stepped on softly and sadly. There was q
anua as we came up. He had ished and bObbed
ana bobbed and f1shed for two weeks without
getting o bite.
Gentlemen," he said. as we came up, "did
you all hook that perch to once?"
10 once" We replied in chorus.
"All pull to Once!"
ITO once"
That's all want to know. II it takes three
og aDle-oodied liars five hours to hook q little
CHRISTIAN can have some sort Of q show!
Lanoiord, now much do owe your"
And he was gone in two hours
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Prizes cashed in full without deduction.

No S1375 draws capital prize, SO 900, sold in San
Francisco. Cal: Boston, Mass; Fort Wayne Ind /;
Columbus. o., and Anuiston. Ala. No. 7.,221 draws
second capital prize S25, 900. sold i'm New Iork New
Orleans, Kansas City. Mo- and Toledo o. No 10 4O6
draws third capital prize, $4,000, sold in Boston
Mass; Detroit Mich: Springfield, Mass: Clear Lake
Wis and Denison, Tex. No. so. pa draws ST oOo
sold in San Fa !cisco Cal; South Vallejo, CAL ST
$4,000. sold in San Francisco. Cal. aud Richmond
Va Nos. 2.374, 1896. 2s.6l5 3O.3O7, 90 $3.50 draw
each 81, COO. cold in New orleans, BROOKLYN. n
"; Detroit. Mich: Ellis, kas; Palmyra, Mo : Louis
vil1e KY; New York city, Chicago, Ill: Memphis
Tenn. and Washington, D. c.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
FIVE CENTS

This is the best value ever offered This bapdkar-
chief Is fun size. An unlimited of borders
We are also offering Gents Colored Boriered Linen
HandkerchefS tor II cents.
There is not establishment i'm this District that
can We you the equal OF this for less 5o These
are pure linen goods 200 different designed borders
We are Offering Gents reck Pulled Scars for 25,.
right difficult To get one for less than is. tla se ~
what We Are offering al Zoe.
We are also selling heavy Riohed Lsle Hose for
childreD AT 2Dc per pair. in id Cu5orS Ne will CON
tess that there is much money for US but am
Ladies Linen Belts 25c., worth easily 35c
,, aDurSt K1chinS yds IN box, cOiors TO box,
ladies' Linen nusters-marked Csc: full pro-
portoned and well-mad
We have about 2o of those silk Hose LEFT that
M Sf pesd , al a,c rsr par To MI IN We have duced
Ladies IhemiseiteS-At 25c. can CIV YOU either
PLAIN White Black Chemisette. Ne are the iirst
ones showing the black ana white CnemisetIes.
l-adieS Liner Sets-Collars and CuffS-wuh Colorei
edges only 2sc per II different styles select
Ladies' Pque ChemIsettes, Collar attached only 49c
iaSlies r ob sSepc Saipee' g., s,,,. o,,,-
49c. each "
Parasols 1 cts that sold for 81 at 81 that sold for
i.'o a. sloo that sold for $40 - that sold for
81 al S.oo iha sold 1Ur - -. and novelties Para
solS AT hlf Price. Folks that intend going away now
Is your chance TO buy parasol cheap 1t is really
morih ouy ing parasol now and storing IL away until
eeaI AS cur pricesare way down now.
ou an importer samples Beaded Fronts halfth
Offering Beaded Fronts that sold at sS ior -. AT
Sh..io lor Spo; at 81 for - 81 o AT for
$40 at - Tor and Beaded Net TO match these al
corresponding prices
All our I. e> and l.mbroiderics have been marked
down I'M Old r TO reduce our immense stock We have
the stock ana the variety now
We VIII place GA our Underwear Counter 1S Dozen
Laales Night RoDes al Csc. Real value IL -
hese are made OF exceptionally fine cambria
vi Win three rows o1 wide inserted embroidery
anu luiI tucked perfect fitting and well made Please
Us os examining These as soon possible, 1S dozen
eau remain Win us long Underwear Dppart-
Hent : on our second Floor. icd easily by the
complete Remember,
Evening star., 1886-07-17
Rest.
AeSt.
From the Boston TRANSCRIPT.

ne Boston Transcript.
Rest to thy pillow, rest!
Waicl beside thee;
No care shall wiring thy breast,
No Ill Detlde Thee.
Love guards Thy pillow,
Love, the unreplnIng.
Heaven $ ILuOn Is bright above,
Heaven 5 Stars are shining.
Peace, peace. forget, forgive
And Ue forgiven,
That all who love and live
May wake Ill heaven.
Dream of thy dear ones, dream,
The past retraclng:
Ihy native valleys stream.
Thy loves embracing.
No sound slIaii mar thy sleep,
No lear perpleX thee:
Angels their NIgllS keep,
1ny God protects thee.
Peace. peace. forget, forgive,
And be forgiven.
That all who love and live
May wake in heaven.
Evening star., 1886-07-17
ME1L1S,s FooD,
FOR INFANTS AND INVALIDS.

The only perfect substitute for mothers milk. IN
valuable in cholera nfantum, teethng, darrhoea and
all diseases of children. predgested food for dys-
peptics, consumptives convalescents, &c Perfect
nutrient in all wasting diseases. Requires cook
ing. Keeps in all climates Sold everywhere. Our
book "The Care and Feeding of Infants mailed Free
DOLIBER. GOODALE & CO., Boston, Mass
jy7w&s .6m
Evening star., 1886-07-17
WH1rE INDIA Silks. 75c.

WH1rE INDIA Silks. 75c.
goods at very low figure we offer great bargains.
GROs ROMAN MAROZEAU, finest quality.
FRENCH SATINES beautiful designs 35c
We have just marked down the prices OF WHITE
EMBROIDERED MUSLIN ROBES. These goods
contain full patterns and offered much less than
the materials can be bought for by the yard.
FIGURED INDIA SILKS, 27 inches WIDE reduced
to 81 per yard
NUNS YELLING, all WOOL worth 37lac, at 25c
Great Bargains in Job Lot of WHITE GOODS at
15c.
All FANCY DRESS GOODS and PATTERN
DRESSES at cost In this lot we have some very
choice novelties.
Short Lengths in DRESS GOODS
AS our stock is composed of firstcass goods this is
an opportunity to buy elegant goods at low prices
W. NJ SHUSTER SONS
919 Pennsylvania Avenue.
ONE PRICE. jy16
Evening star., 1886-07-17

GREAr MARX Dowx In Goops
our Crescent shirt, made of good cotton and fine
Linen Bosoms reinforced, and made with the patent
stays only oSc Our lnvincibe Shrl, made of " am
sutta cotton and extra line Linen Bosoms Made I'm
Inc best manner. only 50 cents Percsle Shirts, 2
collars and cuffs 80 Closing out a lot of 20
dozen SuNpendcrs at IL cents cheap al % cents B
open WORK Lace shirts ior Do cs regular price 30 cts
eacL. D pairs French Cnbleached Socks. full regular
made, 81 All the latest styles Linen Collars, %
per dozen. Finest Dress Shirts order tor 80;
perfect lit guaranteed
At the
BRANCH BALT1MORE SHIRT FACTORY
je24 1902 STREET NORTHWEST
Evening star., 1886-07-17
A Fashionable Misfortune.

taS01On0D1e M1SfOFtun0.
From the Detroit Free Press.
He had been to the city and went home brim.
fui of news.
You member the Smiths?" he asked his
wife, 9Th Silver erik Smiths, them as got rich
on Their gran'feyther's money"
Yes, she remembered them
II seen 'em. They're way up; live in q gran
house on street they call thavanOo They
ride in double kerriage and heve no end of
money"
She said she s'posed as much.
but, dump sakes! Mandy, you wouldn't
want ter change places with her. l see her a
minnit an didn't hev the heart to speak t.
her."
She said she'd like to know why, stuck up
thing! f
NO, she amt Mandy; not now. She's bin
humbied rite down to the dust. She's as blind
as a bat"
Blind! She guessed not.
but she Is. Fust, she didn't kno meme
that's rid down hill and played tag with her
,M' Wnen she warnt knee-high to turkey. Then,
NANCY, tho her eyes was wide open, she went
rite along the streets all dressed up in her fine
close, and leetle mite OF dog was leading her
along. he was tied to q streeng and she had
, hoiu " otner END OF this streeng. No, Mandy,
how'd you like TO be her?''
Evening star., 1886-07-17
ONE PRICE,
- U c K E r s.!

Not the kind fishermen delight to yank with hook
and line, the sharper waylay with his Bunco game
but the large variety of SEERSUCkERS The warm
weather warns to lay aside woOlen and heavy cloth
Ing and don something cool and breezy Ours are not
better prettier than Others they fully 80 per
cent lower in price.
Coat and Vest at 81 So reduced from 50.
Coats and Vests for $3.50, reduced from So.
Norfolk Jacket and Vest $500 reduced from So so
Blue Flannel Norfolk Jackets at $3. So and 81. so
worth $5, $3.50 and so.
Fine Cashmere Norfolk Jackets at SIS, worth $3.50
Fine Norfolk Jackets and Pants at So reduced
from $3.50.
Office Coats at 35c, worth SOC.
Coats and Vests in Alpaca, Drap dEte, Pongees, at
greatly reduced prices
Great reduction throughout our entire stock of
BUSINESS AND DRESS SUITS
Business Suits, from So so up
Blue Flannel Suits, from 81 Soup. 4
Prince Albert Suits at $15, worth $25.
Odd Pants IN immense variety from $l25up
White Vests from Toe. up
FOR BOYS 13
Shirt Waists at &c., Soc. 75c, 9Oc and 81; best in
the market.
SUITS $3.50. SO. $3.50 and s5.25; best goods ever
SHOWN tor the money.
FOR BOYS 13 TO 16
A fine assortment in Norfolk and Plain Suits must
De closed out regardless Of cost.
OAK HALL
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS WIG
Evening star., 1886-07-17
DRY GOODS.
LANsBuReH u Bno.
A FACT WORTHY OF PUBLIC NOTICE

While We always look out for No. first vet our ef
forts are continually directed that end To Of
whai oeneht we can be 10 the public, coninu-
ally on the hunt for honest bargains AMI are lust as
gratitied pleased. when can sell Won al
article al given price which every knows Is worth
more.
We VIII give you few illustrations There was Of
fered 10 Us ew wonderous bargains in the HandAer-
chief Line last week, and We bought them We were
forced TO buy unusually large quantity iu order To
get them at certain price. and the most convincing
proof of this statement is that We have placed ON our
Handkerchie; Counter Ladies Coiored Bordered, or
Black Bordered Handkerchefs at
Evening star., 1886-07-17

DROFOSALs FOR STEAM BOILERS AND PIP
L iSGi isS T.; hND ALTERATloNs Or ELEyAroR
ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MoNUMENr,
Separate Sealed Proposals for the following mate
rias and work al the Washington Mon neut in this
c.ty VIII be received at tins office until TWELVE NJ.
on TUESDAY, the TWENTIETH DAY OF JULY.
1856 and opened Immediately thereafter i'll presence
L. Moving and resettng one old boiler and fur
nishng. delivering setting and put ting place com
piete one new boiler and all steam piping. connec-
, Altering elevator engine. making steam connec-
tons thereto and fitting up car,
Bidders must visit the works to obtain necessary in
specifications general instructions to bidders and
blank forms OF Proposal will be furnished applica-
ton TO this office THo>. LINCOLN CASEY,
jyI,2.36,lSSl9-6t Colonel Corps of Enslneers
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEivED At
upf une ples me- 81 me shIef eterS ., JqSIcs
TWENTIETH, 1856. for furnishing the department
Tss7 ice '0r Use during the fiscal year ending June so
The right to reject any and all bids is reserved In
struciions to bidders can be obtained application
oo. A. ii. OAKLAND,
JylO9t Attorney General.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE REcEfvES f1i Il tiS1 AT
until TWELVE O'CLOCK NOOK TUESDAY. JULY
TWENTIETH, 1856, for furnishing the Department
with the following amounts of Luei ior use during the
Three hundred 300 tons Furnace Coal.
-Four a. tons epint Coal
0ne % ION White Ash stove Coal.
Eight tSD cords Pine Wood.
The right TO rect any and all bids is reserved In
structioEs 10 bidders can oe obtained application,
A. IL GARLAND,
Y9-lOt Attorney General.
C JULY s. 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED AT
until uns H'ise o. .Re ehel eEk of iusGs
~, 1856, for furnishing the Department with
ISL Lists Of the articles needed and RESTRICTIONS To-
bidders can be obtained upon application. The right
to reject any and all bids is reserved.
BSlU A. III. GARLAND, Attorney General
Evening star., 1886-07-17

1867 Prizes amounting S261 500
Application for rates to clubs should be made only
10 tHe onlce ot the Company i'll New orleans.
For 1urther Information clearly, giving full
address. POSTAL NOTES. Express Money Orders
Ur New York Exchange IN ordinary letter. Cur.
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NJ A. DACPHIN,
New Orleans, La
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NEW ORLEANS NATIONAL BANK
IL New Orleans. La