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Rational gnHicaiu
VI1K DAII.T HATIONAI. aUPlBUOAJ
I published erer- aftcroooi (BnttdjMicptad)
by W. J. Xcitioi A Co., .n4 U fanUihed to
cat tuUcrUwi (be carrier) l M cent p
aonth.
lell Mbtcrltiert, IS.W) per nom M far
tt montai, end f 1 ror ibrw moittu, UnrU-
bly to aA'uee.
Bin gl coplw, mm.
PROPOSALS.
plIIKF QUARTERMASTER'S OF-
V TICK,
Waiiiikotoii DiroT. November IT. IMS.
KEAIl-D I'ltOPOSALSwtll be received at the
ntace of Captain C. H. Tomp Ins, A. Q. M t V. S.
A , at the corner of Twenty-second and G streets,
In tMt city, until MONDAY, December 21st, 193,
at U o'clock m lor the sale oC all the manure now
onhand, or that may be produced at stables and
correla of thli Detot within the text twelve
montha succeeding the dftte of the letting of the
contract.
1 he manure wilt t awarded to the highest bid-
itr, or bidders, who will be required to take tt
awAjr at Mi or their own expense. The quantity
now on hand to be tken away within six mouths
from the date of contract, and that which may ac
cumulate, withla six month from the date at
which It may be produced.
litdt mutt be made at to much per cuble j ard.
llida will be iccclied for the quantity on hand.
and the lubicqucnt product at each stable and
corral, separately, or for the whole together.
If a old te made lu the name of a firm, the names
of all the parties muat appear, or It will be con
fide red ae the Individual proposal of the part)
signing It.
The full name find pott-office addren of the bid
der must appear In the proposal
Proposals mutt be addressed to Captain C. H
TompUni. A. O.. M , U. S. A , Washington. D, C.
aud should bo plainly marked rropotala for Mv
nure."
ravment will bo required to be made In Govern
ment funds, at the end of each month, for the ma
nure removed during the mouth.
An oath nf allegiance wl 1 be required frem each
suecetsful bidder.
boo 1 and aufflelent bonds, In the sum of ($1,000)
una thousand dollara, will be required of each suc
Ofsstul bidder tor the faithful performance of his
contract.
the Quartermaster reserves the right to reject
all bida that may t e dzetned to the Interest ol Gov
r nment not to accept.
I It. RL'CKCR,
Dtlc. Cen. and Chief Quartern aster,
nol-a$t Depot Washington.
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANS
PORT ATI ON.
Oimtor the Depot Uvabtermastki.. (
fort Leavenworth. Kanaaa, October 28. 183
scaled Proposals will berecehed at tula office
until U o'clock nuon the loth day of December,
loW, for the transportation nf military supplies
during the jears 1 WW and 1069,00 the folio wing
routes i
bout !o. I From Forts Leavenworth, Laramie,
and Hlte),and other denote that may be estab
lished during the aboe j ears, on the west bank of
the Missouri rlrer, north of Fort Leavenworth,
and siuthof latitude i, north to any posts or
stations that are or maybe established in the Ter
litorlcs of Nebraska, Dakotah, Idaho, and Utah,
south of latitude 44 north and east of !onflude
lit west, and in the Territory of Colorado, north
of 4CT north. Bidder to state the rata per loo
pounds for 100 miles, at which they will transport
said stores In each of the months, from April lo
September, inclusive, of the years itoland 18UJ.
houie Ao. 3. From Forta Lea roworth and Riley,
in ILe State of Kansas, and the town of Kansas, in
the State cf Missouri, to any posts or stations that
are or may be established in the State of Kanaaa,
r la the Territory of Colorado, south of latitude
40 decrees notlh, nrawlngsupplles from Fort Leav
enworth, and to Fort Union, N. M, or other depot
that may be designated in that Territory, to tort
Oar land, and to any other point or points on the
route Bidders to state the rate per loo pounds for
too miles, at which they will transport such stores
in each of the months, from April to September,
Inclusive, of the years I84 and 1665.
hoot a o. s From Fort Union, or such other depot
as may be established lit the Territory of Hew
Mexico, to any posts or stations that are or may
)e established In that Territory, and to sueh posts
or stations as may be designated la the Territory
of Arliona and State of Texas west of longitude
1P6 degrees west. Bidders to state the rate ir 100
pounds for 100 miles, at which they will transport
said stores In each of the months, from June to flo-
ember. Inclusive, of the years lo64 aud 1869.
The weight to be transported each ) ear will not
exceed l0,0O0,0U pounds on Route No. 1, 16,000,000
pounds on Route No. f, and ,owtoos pounds on
Kouto No I.
No additional percentage will be paid for the
transportation of bacon, hard bread, pine lumber,
shingles, or any other stores.
Blddais must give their names In full, as well as
their place of residence) and each proposal must
be accompanied by a bond In the sum ol ten thou
sand dollars, signed by two or more responsible
persons, guaranteeing that In ease a contract la
awarded Tor the route mentioned In the proposal
to the parties proposing, the contract will be ac
cepted and entered Into, and good and tuflUleat
security furnished bj said parties, In accordance
vi Ith the terms of this advertisement.
The amount of bonds required will be aa follows:
On Route No. I tiootooo
a 900,000
1 60,000
Satlsfactor) evidence of the loyalty and solvency
of each bidder and person offered as security will
be required.
Proposals must be indorsed " Proposals lor Army
1 1 nnsiortatlon on Routes Nos. 1,2, or ," as the
rae may be, and none will be entertained unless
the) fully comply with all the requirements of this
advertisement.
Pa riles to whom awards are made muat be pre
pared to execute contracts at once, and to glv e the
required bonds for the faithful j-erfortuace of the
Contracts will be made subject to the approval
of the Hurt er m aster enteral, but the right la re
aei v ed to rejeet any or all bids that may be ottered.
Uu t Meters must be in readiness for service by
C.b frit day of April, 1861, and they will be re
quired to bate a puce of business or agencies at
or in the v Iclnity ol Forts Leav enworth and Union,
aud other depots that may be established at which
they my be communicated with promptly and
Html). L.C.EASTON,
oi2--tdem Major and Quartermaster.
p It O I1 O a A h 8 FOR LEAD.
UllltNVNIE OlUlE, War DHATMi.NT, (
WtiiiNOTBK, November IT. 1963. I
&EALLD FKUfOfALS will be received at ibis
olOie until 4 o'clock P. W ,on the 15th of December
next, for the deliveries of J ooo or more tons of
pure, iwft lead, suitable for orduance purposes.
Ihe lead la to be of approved quality, and, to be
delivered at any time, within ninety days, from
the acceptance of Ihe bid or bids. It Is to be de
lueredat the United Mates Arsenal, Governors
Island, New York, and at the United Mates Ar
pcnal, at. Louis, Mo , 1,000 tons or mora at each
plsce, free of II charge for transportation or hand
ling and will be paid for in regular certificates of
luipection aud rccclpt,ty requisition on the Treas
ury L'epartmeot, in the usual from
CU will be received for an portion of the quan
tity not less than 100 tons.
JJ.Ji, with approved sureties, will be reqolred
for the luItlUuent ol an) contract that may be
mi!e lu pursuance of this advertisement.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, If not dee nit d aatlsfactor) lor any
cause.
Proposals will be addressed to ' Brigadier Gen
eral Georga D. Hamsav, Chief of Ordnance, Wash
ington, D. C." and will be indorsed " Proposals lor
Lead " UEORGE D. RAMSAY,
DClS-wfrallt Brig. Geo. Chief ol Ordnance.
PROPOSALS FOR HAY," STRAW,
AND GRAIN.
Foaauc Dltaeimknt, )
AillllAKI QVAMU.f.MABTEft'aOMKI.,
AlLXAMmiA, VA , NOV. 16, 18M. )
U niTTEN PROPOSALS are Invited for furnish
u. Ha), btraw, Oats, and Corn, for the use of the
Gg eminent, to be delivered at Alexandria, a,
or any point on the Potomac or Its tributaries, and
lu such quantities within the amount proposed for,
and at such times as the undersigned may direct.
The proposals to be addressed to the undersigned
and to state the quantity and price of each article
Propesala will be received for flie thousand
(VftO) bushels of corn or oats, and tilty (KM tons
of liny or straw and upwards, unless it shall be for
ttte interest of the Government to contract for a
es aniount,
( orn tu be put up lo good sacks of about two (2)
bushels, and oats in sacks of about three (3) bush
t U each, v. halt are to be furnished free ef chsrge
tuthu Guvernuieut. TU hay and straw to be e
curelybaled. ....,,.. .
All articles furnished uudcr thla advertisement
to be subject to a rigid luipettlon, 1) the Govern
mint inspector.
purchases wilt be made from time to time, under
tMs Advertisement, inim the lowest responsible
Lldler as the interests of the public servKe ma)
Itie undersigned reserves the light to reject any
Mi J all otters wnlch ma) 1 deemed Incompatible
a itlt the luteresta of the Government.
I'ttj meats will I made in such lunds aa may be
tirovldtd Irom the United Statea ITessury, anl as
inr as i'ravtlcable, upon deliver)) but the under
Piirm d reserves the right to withhold the whole or
tu) pirtof lhepa)ments until the complete ful
rHlinciitofagreemeata
G ml security will be required tor the lalthful
'utmlment nf any agreement made under thla ad-
rrilarment. WILLIAM STODDARD.
in lb-3iad Ctptalo and Assistant . M.
T
11 15 ALBION..
if PLNNHYiVArtiA Ava-riut,
tetft ecu Slat and tU streste.
IOAUUI.NU U THa! DAY Ull WEEK, WITU
Oil WIIHOUI LODGING.
NIAU AT AH HUIM.
F-T "'''" "'" . U ulltltUH
iJlllllM1111B,pll,J1B,,1J1,11l J-
Hflig Mionftl iftgpwMicmi.
VOJ,. I
PROPOSALS.
pnoposAi-8 roRjiooma fblt.
CATAL.T tniAV, I
OrricK orCnnrQuntnurru, l
Winittm, D.cvt.,uu. )
PROP OtAU .r. NlMUd .t Ult OHM for tltt
(umlihlm ot ROOFING rCLT la comlikrbl.
quuuu... u It mr b. tMnlnd (rem tin. to
Urn., In the onilrutlra of Tlr J ub .a
Th r.lt to b. dUrcrl t th waul olttidi.
Hrr Depot .t GLboro rotat, M.r thto ,ttr.
mttdtn .r miue.tl to Mod with telr bias
uaplo .1 th. quality of Flt thtr prapOM to
furnlili.
Th. fM will b, luhjact to IntpMUoa on dallTWr
C O. IMWTELIJC
lleut Uil , ud CBl.(Qt!UttrauUf,
Hlft-tf Cartlrp Burtott.
DHOrOBALS FOR HORSES
CArAL.T Bv.kao,
.mrZvmmAV,) .
EEMAITE I '
IIS, IK.. ) I
Will KMlT.4
urviii: or the imsr ii.A.TiuuntiH
WA.HIXOTOIf, U. lt AUKUIll
PBnfrMAlJI AM MlllritMt And wil
At thl. offleA taw th. ftirnlahln. of CAVALRY
HORSE J to b. dellretAd At Plttiburf , PuutIt v
nl. PhUAd.lphl.. WAihlneon City, ryrMtlM, V,
Y , or JodlABApoUi, lodlui
PropouU) will b. MWldMri bntkAVlomahUli
of HorsMlalotiornotlM.thM&twutj4T.((t.) Ir
Th. Hon.. to t Irom Mtra (11 to ixun (l
h.ndi hllh. Iron Or. (9) to bio. It) T..n oU.wUl I
broken to the eaddio, eoapaeny buit, u ffooa
fl.ah. And tn. Imn All dAfneu.
The ability of the bidder to MiflU hie efraoeient .
auet be Bu.reot.nd by two reepoaelble pereooe,
whoee elsneturee nuet be eppeowd to tho fme I
ertee. . . , '
The rcipouelblllty of the tUAreatore muat be
ahowo by the offlcl.1 .ertifleate of the Clerk of tho
aeareet Dlitrlrt Court, or of tho ValU4 Clatw
DlrtrUt Attoraer.
Frouoeala muat be addreMed to Ueuteaaat CoU 1
onel C. a. bwUIll, Chief Quarteraiaetw dairy
Durean, and be IndorMd 00. the earelope M Propo" I
Al. lor Horeee." .. CO. aAWTILUi,- 1
Lieut. WL end Chief Quartermaeter,
auis-tf CATAlry Bureau.
TlROPOSAtiS TOR HEAVY phojko
J7 TILLS.
r.T-
at tLlS
UnbMAi.i.i.Orricc( WABOiPAaTMKKT)
iv.i.vn proposals will be received at
olfles until o'clock p m., oa the 15U, of Deoeaa.
ber neat, for HKAVV PROJECTILES, to be dellv
eied la the following quantities, at the under I
named arsenals, vlu
ATTHC WATMTOWK A"LKAL, MAIS.
S.ooo iMnch battering shot
3,000 15-lneh shells
8,000 10-lnch shot
0,000 10-lnch shells.
AT THE WATERTLIET AKSLMAL, WKST TPOr, h ..
1.009 le-lnoh batrerlng shot
1,000 IMnch shells
4,000 10-lnch Shot
2,000 1 0-Inch shells.
at hie v. a. AMEaAa-tOOTtanon's itu.hr, h, t.
1 oou 15-tnoh banerlng shot
i,ouoiMnch shells
10 000 10 inch shot
8,000 10-lnch shells
AT THE ALLEOHAHY ABSCHAL, fllllBCftO, tA.
I ,uo l4nsn battering shot
I.ooo lWnch shells
6,004 10-loeh shot
3,000 10-ln.h shells
AT THE ST. LOUIS A MEN A L. ST. LOtTll, MO.
3.000 10 laati shot
3,000 lo-ineb, abells ,
AT THE WASHiaOTOJI AMSTKAL, wAUljr0T0Ft D. C. .
1,000 IS inch battering shot " '
Itooo 16-lnel.st.alta
3,000 lo-tacb shot
1,000 lo-lnoti shells.
The frojeetlles are to be made of the kind of
miaI. in Inrro-Mtad niter the tnlee laiddaerai la
theOrdnanea Manual, with tine eaeeUMCrf ithe I
IMnch battering ehet, which a?e to be ma4aol n i
metal, of tensile strength, ranging between 36,000 '
ana so,UDO pounas 10 tarn sqwuvj taca, na umi
must be caat from a rererberatvry or air ftnaae.
Drawings of all these proteetllee can be seen at
any of the arsenals where they Are to be delivered.
The projectile are to be Inspected at the foundry I
where east, but must be delivered at the rrtoua
isanAls, tree of ebarge for transportation or
aodllag until delivered at the arsenal. Deliveries
muat be made at the rate of not less than flrr per
ni. iiirwMk. the number of DroJeeUlee eon
trettedfor the Brst delivery to be made within
u daj a atler the date ol contract, and any failure
to dclh er at a specified time will sub,eet the eon
tractor to a forfeiture of the number he may Kail
to deliver at that time. .......
Separate bids must be made for aaahkladof pro
Jectiiesi and If any bidder propose to deliver at
different arsenals, separate btda must be made for
each k'nd at each place. "
No bid will be considered from part lee other
than regular founders, or proprietors of worke,
who are Known to this Department to be capable
of executing the work contracted for In their oh n
establishments. .....
Lach party obtaining a contract will be reuulred
to enter Into bonds, with approved sureties, lor Its
faithful execution.
The Department reserves to Itself the right to
reject any or all bids. If not deemed aatlifao
torr, for an) cause.
Proposals will be addressed to ' Brigadier Gen
eral George D. Ramsay, Chief of Ordnae, Wash
Ington, D. C ," and will be endorsed - Proposals for
ties.) Projectiles. GEO. D. RAMSAY,
uolMuthsatlit Brig. Gen. Chief of Ordnance.
UaiiXANLi, Or i it. Was DarABTMEirr, f
WASHiMsvroir, November 80, ISM.
That portion of the foregoing advertisement
which relates to 16-lneh battering ahot Is with
drawn for the present GEO. D. RAMSAY,
Brig. Cen., Lhlef of Ordnance.
eoSMutoaalSt
T
HE GIDEON PRINTING
OFFICE,"
ESTABLISHED IN ISfltt.
GIDEON t PEARSON,
STEAM POWER,
BOOR AND JOB PRINTERS,
Alt Moth street, near Pennsylvania Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
Having greatly Increased the facilities or the
above Old Established Printing
House by an almost
ENTIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And the addition of several of the most Improved
POWER-PRESSES,
Are i repared to execute every variety of
lETTLR-rRESS PRINTING,
From a
FINK MUTING LARD
l A
LAHOfc. TOSTER,
TLAIN OR COLORED INK.
PROMPTNESS AND DISPATCH
MAY BK
RELIED ON. nolMf
J'
HUM W VAN HOOK.
UhMHAU r.uuufc nun
LU.MM11S10N MKHtHANT.
ULALE. IN
Buller, KMiarJ CheeMl
Tuliacco aatl argari,
ChAtun.,0., al..ny an.l tlatjl Ui..
bra.Jri Winy, Porter, Air aaJ t Ur.
Alw, Aa. at tor
iIiimo'. Koral (atlaet Uakipacae.
A, LOUl.UB. AT.BU.,
n,t.i,. WMaUilwa
WASHINGTON. D.
CLOTHING.
s
iIITU'3 I SMITH'S 1 1 BMITH'S 1 1 1
400 SEVENTH STREET,
UWo.lt. th. Poet OSIm.
MOW OTKNINO HI! ITOCK Or rALL
Ami
WINTER CLOTHING,
HINTS FCRNItHING GOODS,
HAla AND CAP.
it
I T 8 ' M A D E TO ORDER.
Call aad ae. tiaaiplea, at
.
4. U. SMITH1!,
No. t0 SEVENTH ITRErf.
C
kkaf1 LEAR THE TnACKt'
SMITH h DEALL
Are bow openlog a splendid stock of
TALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
WK DICKY LOMPKTITIUM.
CUSTOM GOOD8 MADE TO OnDKR.
Call and see Samples, at
SMITH A BEALL'fl,
ho. Ml SKVKNTH ITREKT.
fcrilHE OLD WAR-HORBE AHEAD.'
J. BRUCE A CO..
Invite your atteatlon to their stoek ot
MENS AND BOYS'
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
GENTS' FURNISHING GOODS,
Of every Description, and at Irlee Beyond Com
petition.
J. BRUCE.
No. It SEVENTH ST R LET,
(Two Doors below Smith's.)
4:
NOTHER PROCLAMATION.
THANKSGIVING TURKEYS at WILSON'S.
aunderalrned. havlne tverfaeted fate errant.
ments In Philadelphia, New York, and Boston,
ibi tun wviiuju ui laiurcainc uu wiu cuiiomfii
and the public generally, that be la receiving dally,
Prime Chester County Beef,
South Down Mutton,
SeJam Cauntv. New Jeraev. eal.
I Prime Philadelphia Butter, Capons. Bucks coun
ty aad New Jersey ChJekene, Sweet Breads, Phea
sants, Partridges. Grouse, Snipe, Woodcock, Reed
Birds, and every luiury of the Eastern marketa,
a ear Boeton Pork, soused Pin Feet and Tripe,
WBUBVU Milt riVeUVU BHIVUII WW UBIIUU, AIM, St
large supply of lorelgn and omestle Fruits and
Vegetables.
Tie lamiUee and others giving entertainments,
this U tte cheapest aad beat place In Washington
to purchase, THUS. R. WILSON,
ocit-Sm US Peon. av bet ISthand KOth srs.
LEGAL NOTICES.
rpERMS OF THE SUPREME COURT
1 OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA Notice
Isnereby given that, by a rule of the Court, Its
terms have been flaed as follows:
OHurat Trrsu.
Third Monday of January.
First Monday of May.
Third Monday of October.
TeriM efae Cwcvtt Lovrl.
In which alone a Jury lalmpenneled for the trial
of dTtl eaaee )
llrst Tuesday of February.
Third Monday of May.
First Tueeday of November.
First Monday of March.
inira jaonoay or June.
First Monday of December.
Ttrwu Ue tHUHei Ceurf .
First Monday of June.
First Monday of December.
SwrfetTmiu.
First Tuesday of January.
first Tuesday of February,
First Tuesday of March.
First Tueeday of April.
I Third Monday of May.
First Tuesday of June.
FlrsLTueaday-ofJuiy.
First Tuesday of seotamber.
First Tuesday of October.
First Tueeday of November,
First Tueeday of Deeember.
By order of the Court, r. j. MEIGS.
tv
ID.
RPHANB' COURT,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, WAHI!SGTO.
COUNTY to wit I
Novelist 17th In the ease of Catherine Kuhn,
admtalatr atria or Joseph Xuba, deceased, the ad
ministratrix aforesaid has, with the approbation
of the Orphans Court of Washington County
aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY .the I2th day of
December, lv&, for the final settlement and dis
tribution of the personal estate of said decessed,
ana oi ut user la nana, as tar aa tne same nave
i been Collected and turned into money l when and
where all the creditors and heirs of said deceased
are not 1 tied to attend, (at the Orphans' Court of
. Washington County aforesaid.) with their claims
I properly vouched, or they may otherwise by law
be excluded from all benefit la said deceased's
estate t provided a copy of this order be published
I onee a week for three weeks la the Dally National
I ttfu&lic, previous to the said 12th day or De
cember, 18S2.
' TmI i '.. n nnnniNt,.
H0l8-w3w Register of Wills.
nrnoui,
o
HLAIiUtfAHTLaS
I
MlLITAAY UltTRUT Vt' WASH1HOTOH,
Wasminutoh, D. C, August , ISJ,
uurr urucr im.
All eommisstooedoMoers In the ell) of Washing
m,D. C, under medlcai treaiuent. are hereby
ton,
orderwl to wear the uniform oftfae Onlted fetatee
aervice, aoeertUng to their graae,
hy command or Brig. Gen. MABTiniitLe.
JOHN r. SHERBOHNK,
uu. U AHtstaat Adjutant Oeaeial,
C. ItJESDAY, EVENING. DECEMBER 1. 18(53.
RAILItQAUS.
TO DISCHARGED BOLDIEIW AND
OTHERS.
CAUTION.
As there have been eo many cowvtelnls m-te by
the Relief Association, and the friends or Dis
charged Soldiers, aboat sick and disabled and Dia
eharged Soldiers being
IMPOSED UPON
la the purchase of
PASSAGE TICKETS,
the undersigned deems tt his duty to caution all
those travelling. o Philadelphia, New ork, Ron
ton, and the Northern or Juactero States,
THAT
THE ONLY PLACE
to procure tlcketa
. . IS AT TUB
TICKET OFFICE or tii k R a. O. R. R. COM PA N V,
AT THE DEPOT.
It Is the only place where a peeienjer ran pro
cure a Through Ticket, or where ou can hate
your baggage checked through to the abo.e ell lee
from Washington.
ROBERT W. LDMONS,
-tI Passenger Agent
pUAHOK OK UOURd.
V&llatlelpbln, WllmlagUa ne.4 BalUmore
nAILHOAD,
Oa and after MONDAY, JAN. Sth, 1 9i,
eASsENQER TSA1HS LEAVE P1ULAVA. F0H
Baltimore, at 4 00 a. m , (Express, Mondays ex
cepted,) 8.is,n.sft a. m., (Express,) and son p.m.
ud l m., night.
Chester, at 8.1B a. m ,loo, 4 30 and II 00 p.m.
Wilmington, at too (Mondays eacepted,) 9.15,
H.SS a.m., S.00, 4J0 and II. 03 p. m.
New Castle, at MB a. m. and 4 V) p. m.
Dover, at 8.16 a. m. and 4 w p. m.
MlIford.at8.lfta to.
Salisbury, at 8.13 a. m.
TUA1XS FOR PMLAUILFUIA t LAI F
Caltlmoreat 8.00, lOIOa. m,(Kxpiesa.) l.l(t
W liulngton at T IS. 9 39 and
m.
II 11 a m, tlftl
,t. m . 4.10, t CO and 11. so p. to.
Sallsbary at 3.16 p. m.
Millard at 46S p.m.
Doverat S.S0DA. ra.endS ion ra
NewCastleat8.t0a.rn. and 6.10 p tu.
Chestor at 8.10 and 10 M a. m , U a, 11 and
40 p. m.'
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and ibteieirtHate
stations at 6 it and 8 is p. m.
Leave Baltimore for Dover and la termed! it j sta
tions, at 1.10 p.m.
TRA1M FOR BALItVORK
lave Chester at HM a m.. 1 is n. m
Leave Ullmington at 5 00, si a. ra., it tt, 4 10
p. ni., and I 00 a. m.
rniviunT 'i
TRAINS. with iiiassfiurfirca. attahid.
win rua loiiowsi
Leave Phlladlphla, for pcrryvllle and lutcnno
Hate placee. at S.W p. m.
Leave Wilmington, for Perrrvtlle and IntenuealU
piacva, hi o,mii, m.
Lt.ave Wilmington for Phlladelf hi aid irtcrsio !
Mate plnces at 4 p. m. I
SUNDAY S Italy at 4 a. to. and I J m., from Phlla-
delnhlato Baltimore.
From Philadelphia to Wilmington at II and 13 I
From Wilmington to Philadelphia all p. m. and the city through the aqueduct on Stturdej, tbe&th
HSOn. nu -.,... . nu. . . U'-tn It Is a Rreal work and Its consummation
Ojfynt P.r. m. from BalUmore to Phlla.lct- h been looked for with much uterest. Thereto
mar IS tf WM. 8TCARNS, Surt. ' lutlou recoiumcnds the apMlntment of aeommlt-
I toe from each Iloaid to make arrangements lor
1 OCO ARRANGEMENTS 1 OaCfO & the occasion of this triumph of engi-
lOOO. of loOO.1 " ,
Bf B W vUltU LilNICV Messrs. lurtou, Drown aud Sargent were ap-
fHE CAMDKN AND AMBOY AND PH.LADKt- , f"'""" " '"'"" l'"'" " "rd.( AMrr.
mrii rtMri
rnnmr nnrr.jnrr.rrm tj vkiv vnnv
- . v .-
ra. W Ei'wlS?-
alMKtM LHpott
WILL LUT1 AS VOLLOWS T14I Ftro
At A.M,vlaCaadeaandAmboy-CfcA.
it a A M Tivf .rmirnarKtJa.raa.TrttT'.K'fw
Jersey 'iminmaaaJion " .'..
Al S A. M., Via Caauden and imtmtj Cltyi
Morning Uxprcas
At S A.M., via Camden and Jemy City
3d Class Ticket
At It A. M.,Tla Kensington aodcrsoytltfl
Express -
At 19 M. via Camden aad Ambo) I. and
A Accommodation -At
3 P. M., via Camden and AmboyC. and
A. Kxprrsa ......
At 1 P.M., via Kensington and Jeisey City;
Waahlnrtoa and N. Y. Kxpresa
At Sis' F. wi., v la henslngton and Jetiey City,
EvenlnrHall .....
m
At llP-M.,TiaKtTiilngtOQ and Jersey Cltn
auuiitrrniui i
. . I (K,
-K(Nlght) via Kenalngton
Citv. Southern Kaurttaa
.-,, t-...- ,
anu jersey
ov Aecom- '
P. M ,vla Camden and Amboy Aecom-
modatlon (Freight and Passenger)
in ciai
ass ticket
a,. '
.
3d alasa ticket
i ao ;
The B.16 P. M. KvenlnaT Mall and the 1 SO (Me Ml
Southern Express will run dally, (all others, sun
days excepted.)
WASHIISUTON AND NEW 01K.
Leave Washington at 8 and ll.to A. M. and A and
tM P. M.
UaveNew YoikatSand 10 A. M. and ?. and
13 P. M
Fifty pounds of Baggage only allowed each pat-
ir. Patsenrers are prohibited from taklnc
an rthlng as Baggage but their wearing apparel,
All Baggage over any pounds, to he paid for extra, I
?OaC.llT.SKHlV;',1,.r1,.H5rr
any amount beyond too Dollara, except by special I
contract. WM. H. GATiSMLR, Agent,
Jena. err fl, isss.
unu rnupi f-.r lunii ion rnti.Auiii.rni a
wii.1. u:av:
irom foot or Cortland atreet. at 11 m. ami 4 n.m.
via Jersev Cltr and Camden at land to a. m.. .1 so
and II 30 p.m.. via Jersey City and Kensington.
uu li v p. id,, tu .crier wil mu ncnaiUKioi..
FremPfcr No. I North River, at 1 and S p m.,
n m..
(Freight and Passenger) TlaAmboy and Camden, i
nt-fj I
gmanu rassengerj via Amooy ami bamueii.
r S
marl
A T, TI M OH R A Tin nni n
IMILROAiy oul
R
On and after MONDAY. November 58d. lS6l.la.lr '
.-. .,, a a.-. ' i.-a..-." a. ' - I a.'
(niDi win v tun wiwnii vtuaiugwu au nrn
lork, and Washington and the Wrst, as follows,
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washlnrton at 8 and 11 J a. m.. and A and
i so p. m. daily, except Sunday. Ou Sunday at 8 io
p. m. only.
run uAiriaioHE,
Leave at fl W, 8.00 and llo a. m., and J io, b ou
id 8 SO p. m. dillv , except Sundav On .Sunday at
S . tii.. anJ 2.10 and 8 SO u. in.
run all rAHis uf TK west.
Leave WashlnHtOO at S tiandfl a. m . and a SO ll
o..a.llr, ..c.rt Sunday. OnSuDJ.i.ate.ior.n,. I
' f.n..Bliln,ininA, n
LU'IJIU 1 IIUI i HAIil
Leave Washington dally, except sund, at i 3
. .,ZhT :S A"k".V", '",'" 'u"7 . . " "" S'. I
The first and fourth trains from Washington,
all way points.
1'OH WASlllSUTOH AND THK SOUlil,
Leave Baltimore at I W. B fto ant I0.n a. m . and t
mtanddI5"m.W' SumUy fct bihui w
CUiUtUU I A 1 Hln IRAIiS 1
Leave Balllmote dall), except buti),nt 1 lb
m' ., 1NM ..
Leav e Washington at 6 a. m. and i I p. m.
.Leave Baltimore at 8 60 a. m. and a IA n.
For farther Information, tickets ot every kind,
(M myjiTf vj uivikv a nuouii, Atrui ni ,i iii
ingtou e tat ion, or at the ticket offlco.
vt. r. .min,
Matter TtsniHirtloa
L. M. CCLe,
no2l-tf (..eucral luktt Veut.
I. . K I D W K L I ,
PLALEA IK
PAl'sCH IIAROINUI
ARU
WINDOW BflADKS,
Frauklln Hall, D street, near Math strcel,
WASUIHOTON, D. C.
Work executed br cstierieneed workmen, and
on moderate tvrira. ieie 4m
MANHOOD;
HOW LOJTt HOW RESTOItl- D I
Just published, lnaeale.I Kuvelope. rrlceslxits.
A Ll-UlL'l.e. U.-Y IJ1K INAlUHfc, IHfcAl-
uicui, iim niui.ni vuii ui a,irrniaiiurrnu-i( ur irui
lual Weakness, Involuntary mlislous, exuvl
ueuiuiy, a uu inipeuiiueuis io iuarriage gentrauyt
Nervousness, Consumption, pllepsy and Kits)
Mentil and Physical Incapacity, letultlng from
i.l.4hu...c.vl,lbt.J 'Luliei.elLM I). .u.
ttar.lla.lirrra'S.nk,ke.
a'l v , au
uuu. iu inui'idnvi ur surra nans i
Sent imJl leal, lo a plain envelope, to an) ad-
.liess. oost'Dald. on recetut of six cents or two!
I.laeet.i.,br IJ.01.J.C.KLIN1S,
tii Itolndaw Posl OOoe Bos, ice,
TIIK CITY CUUAC1I.N.
llaartl of AMermen,
November so. inu
The Board met lasl trenlni at the usual
nour.
A communication was rroel, ed from the Mayor
announcing Ihe approval of the follow to aetat
An art to Increase the salary of the Inspector
nu'i tapper oi water mains
An act for cleaning and repairing two branch
sewers In the Second wards
An act for the relief of P.CuIlinanf)
An act authoriilnej the grading and graveling or
V street south, between Ninth and Tenth streets
westj
An act authorizing the Mayor to hat e water and
gas cont e)ed to the Washington City Asylum) and
An act for the relief of K. Romalne.
Also a communication advising the Board that
the act of .November 39. Itm. entitled an art .
thorltlcg the faror to contract for Are plugs," I
niS irc-ju rrcu'eu, anu insi it only rem allied to
select the proper positions and place them where
required. The Mayor therefore auceested the pro
priety of making an appropriation ror that pur
pos nni. ino iosmons where tijiy aboold be plated
be flxrd h) the water registrar and chief engineer.
Referred to the Committee on Sewerage, Drainage,
fcc.
rtTiTioas.
Mr. Turlon, of the First ward, presented the pe.
tltlon or Mephea Cassleman, which was referred
to (lie Committee on Improvements. V
Mr, Drown, of the Second ward, presented the
petition of Mrs. William I Dole and other ladies,
asking that a temporary building be erected on
the public resenatiuaat the Intersection of Sev
enth street and Louisiana avenue, for the purpose
of hoUlnsaralr, of which tho proceeds arc to be
devoted to the relief of the soldiers.
Mr. Brown tntoeduced a bill based upon this pe
tition, granting the prlt llete. pro. lded a major it v
of rltlrvns ifalJent In the neighborhood do not ob
ject i-aisea
HLfORTS il lOMMITTLLS.
Committee on Scucrge, Drainage, c.
Mr. lurton, from this committee, reported back
the joint resolutions of the Common Council au-
thnrlllnr tti urmfaar fAielitr., tr, en .j.r. aaa tnn r.ln.ti
........ -.,.... .,...., ... ..H.un.E(Vl.a-.HV..
1 Hater pipe, and recommeided ita passage. Passed.
i Mr. IMrtou also reported back the bill for the
relief of Francis Krommel, with an amendment lu
shaje of a substitute. The amendment was adopt
ed anu rue dui passed
Also a 111! to repair the bridge scroti Hock
Creek, at f'tof K street, In accordance with a
communication reeledtiy the major from Thos.
P.ilorgnand(.eoreelrlo. Passed
r. "'u "u iteorge i.ri.. rasseu
uillhumiummonol.ii.
i joiui rcFoiuiiua in relation toinu v. nsniagion
queduct. tailed.
fhe water of the Potomac will be admitted Into
On motion of Mr. Permcr. the bill In relation to t
the vaulting under the streets and avenues or the
,!. .... ..
' i"-C-i"Tto V.O.U. .0, lh...-V.Kr.W&-r.-lSa.
i maklns of a numerical took. Referred to the
wiB-nuiieB on tmancc.
Mr. lurton, Introduced a bill to lay agraval loot.
Mr. Ilrown Introduced a rule as an Amendment
to the ruin, that an joint lesolutlon or given bill
which maj have been made th
hesneeial nnlor h
he special onler, he
the CalllOC Of Ihe
taken up immediately af.er
I wards for petitions.
0 Mr. Turtou, mot rd lo make tl e irsolu'lon itself
fct a special older format evenln at 8 30 o'clock.
i Pf .. . .i. . ..... ... . ,
Mr. c.iiltck rented baik a Mil for the reliet or
Robert Baj 1st. raised
" Also a Mil ur the relief 'of .Mlchicl O'Brien,
D IMssed.
1 Mr. repi tr reported hack a bill of the Common
l'A..,..ll fr tl,. -.Il.f nf 1VIII..H Ll.t.k.. ..!
, "" ..-..- i.
leeommended Its passage, passed
Wr' -PP umved to recommend the snme.
Adopt! d.
., n . , . .. ....
Mr. Pciiiier re polled favurablv on t be bill nf the
Common Counall to erect a wooden bridge at the
tniersertion ol Llghin street west and S street.
The Board was io formed by Ihe Committee ou
Due Bills that due bills amounting to 1 710 wcrt.
uiunlrdnuddestrojed.
It was moved that the bill for the relief of James
Tonles be madj a special order tor next evening
at BoMmk
Mr Lod introdued a jo.nt resolution of in-
siiuuun to u.e coiiiuuiin aiiemitog lo t be le
le.ests of the Curpuratloj before Cucgresit whUh
u as passed
A HU h, drain cH.r f a .chooLLou.. ta lU
fl'-rd school district. Passed
iho bill to wilcn the gutters on ihe cast and
,. -. .1,1.. ,,r Mnih air. f-nm m. ),....!,.
avcuueto M street, appropriating for the same the
luansoi imru warn hoi o...tr appropriaim.
Pitied.
ino mil 10 wutii nir kuiicib oii me cnu anu
Urth. lUssed.
The bill to wUrn Ihe guttets on the east and
'"""' '""""'
Mr. Mojd moved that the bills to widen gutters
l...rt,.ninlilA.I an lliat lllAA.lliln. nf lkA,A.,.H... I
-' ..-.." vm. . -iu !
I i rpc(iruriiltrit. an that th opinion nf th rnrnnrit. I
. - - -- ..,.-.,....
""'' b obtained concerning the legality of the
iiork.pecltltdinlheb.il. ,
i-.cvu.m . .,. ..... .MOU....WU... ,uv..-.,,.wir.-i
Mr I.f'ivlB Introduced a I ill for the relief nf Mm,
Bo)d. Tasted.
On motion of Mr, Lewn, the It i.l adjourned.
Hoard of Cviuiuoit Coiiutll.
llu. liuinl met ni tliu usual lnur. Alt lliu
niemters piesent, except Messrs. Donohuc and
1 Llo) d.
Ihe Pusiilent being abrent, Mr. J K Bmr acted
as President j.,iN't,aud law brfore the Uoaia a
i...... , M,.Mai,., annnnn.lnir l.ln i.,ii-na1
gf ' atU
It. .1... I...I l.aln.A II,. n., . LHal fa-.tin ,1...
in iiiu i.iv itii;i ! ji. .-.ur, uvui ma
ftttr Register, stating that he was now eognged
lu tho preparation of a report which, with other
u.clul .ua Inter. .11,1 lontl.r, wouU rbr tl,.t ,
whUh was speultiPlly dlrecteJ to he furnished b
icsolutlon. to ttve llrd ot Common Ciuucll.
. . . 1.1 , ir.,.. .i, iit.-.i onm . ii-ati,.-.
. vm t,P Major, transmitting a letter from the
IWIU 11 Xi r renin ill iiiiiijm tu iTp-uiuii inr
truMiiigs "fi Pt:nni)lnla ivenue, in which he
i,js that if the Major 1I1 re,alr those crossings
a the expense of the city he v, HI relund the cost
out of the tint .none) s appropriated l) Congress loLncilt. Tho bill of the Council rpijulud that
for Peiaiis)lvakla avenue As these Pvg footwa)s they should report to the touncits biloie they en
art In aver) dilapidated condition, ami at It ls an ! tcred Into a contract, and as h eousldered that to
itn'iintrnirut In nhli.ll our whole uiniuua.fv Is ' b riaht andnuner. he thnuld vote aealuit t e
lnttittl, the Mor Hiks Irom the councils a
lit ami appropriation to lay ne-v and proper ones
wlif-rereiiulrelon thenorwi si-ieoi rcuusjivaou
ni nut-, from the Capitol to the Executive Man
sion,
Henl-o Ivllbetcre the Bosid theinonthli npoit
of tho t ilef Lngiurrr of the 1- lie Department. In
this icport Hi Chit I states that there were, since
his liatirpoit. II aunns of tt e, of whLh one was
friin burning chimin), one an exploilon lu the
Ntirnil, font (alie al trma, an I seven actuil tires
llu urges upon the ioum.Lls the necesslt) of a tire
mImiii tc igrai h, an-l the punhvie of one steam
liretiuiuc. lie alto ..ompUlni of the Franklin
Hm lompan) tor dlsobed encs cf orders at the
nreuutlwrtililmt. Referred to the Committee
oittt.ellru IVpsrtiiiiiit
Mr. ri)lliitii't.e loinniace.i a inn ior me relief of
It.oin-is Mnrilsoti l'iin-1
l) ILL ULllvhllLli
llu itillaiMinit bills line Inlrodukid ar.d
pilaieli u turd
pio-
11 v M L.rxii.,.11 I Mil I.1I.1I. An.l A.A.I .,.,
! " '""" ."-"'--"""
ii(,i.ui.i,.iiui. i miiujiitnil
"t .--' win i itiuni mv .a
oi luiumcat U D.-j ..tj of Ua.hlngtou
, r. ...... . ..,.,.. ..
, ,,,,. t,., ..UtJ
Molcilit harsini iioin 1I furtltei conUctt)on tt
NO. 4.
111 A. 1,1 1 1 fna. ...... - -.. .... ..
agreed to
Mr t Wilson, from the Committee on Wava
i m ' WhC"" Wt' nt"l lh niesaage of
...nt...,vr in reiaiion xo an indeMedoesa of the
. wr,.oron xo me Jiank or Washington, reported
aLllltocaucelaierttlri debt created by this Cor.
potation to the Ilmk of Washington rsed.
mi ls raoM thl a vr ai i.lumin.
On motion of Mr. 11 C. W llsoo, the Mil to lay a
gravel footwalk along the east side of Twenlj
third street west, from the Circle tn M street
north, was taken up aud passed.
On motion Ol Mr. N. D Larner, the Mil granting
permission to certain ladles to erect aframe nullO
log at the Intersection of Loulalana aienue and
tetenth street, Tur the urpose of holding a Mr
for -lie be-M, u nf the sick aud wounded soldiers In
the city of Wmliin-to,., was taken up and pasted.
M..C..V1U1M.
Mr. terguiuu submitted the following rrsolu
tlom hhlLhuaa agreed to:
fetwttrf. That Hi r nmmltl.. nn ti,,l.ii. c.t i.
k. ..... ..- r.r.-;" -r..".7.".".v" """ ""
..- - :, """:J uirccicuio report aniurur
the erection or a penoanant and sultsble tebnol
houae on lots numhered is and II In square No
Wil, in the Firth wardi ami the said onimlttee rr
beii-by further directed to report a bill to transf r
saw lots for school purposes, and to authorise the
?iaj or lo hate the tobacco warehouse now stand
tnc upon saldlota to te taken down, and the btick
to be cleaned by the Dret flay or May, 1WI, so that
thebrlrkinaybeiiaedla the construction of the
school ho'iae that may or shall bo erected upon
aid lots by this Corporation.
Mr. Shedd suhmltted the follow log resolution,
which was agreed to 1
JUiolcrd, ThattheMaurbercsiectfuIl renueat.
rd tolnfurm thla Board h the blank lorm ol
petitions for ta.eros and ordinaries are not In
accordance with existing laws, also why the coro
ulasloners signatures are not In all eises required
lo both of the certificates to said petitions.
Mr McCatlron submitted a resolution, which
was amended and agreed to, aa follow a
Rrtnirti!. That the feireUrj he authorized to
hue printed, fur the use of this r?ord, ftuu cim.n
of the set entitled "An act In relation tucowst"
an-1 that the expeuse te paid out ol the contlncent
fund of the Board of Common Council.
Mr. H-tub submitted the following resolution,
which was agreed to:
ffraotrtf, That Ihe Mator 1 requested to pur
chase a lamp and cause It to be placed abo.e the
mala e at ni nee tn the Council Chambert atso, t"
hare the doora washed and painted and plaied la a
proier condition.
HIO aTLa Ol I.LUDS.
Mr C. Wilson Introduce! the foIloHiuc joint
rciolutlini, which was adopted
f'r ' motnd. Ax., That a Joint special committee
1 " wu aivtnwrmm me jwara ei AltH-rmen and
Hliree members of the Jioardor Common Council le
appointed by the respective Presidents the eof, to
examine the omee nf Rerorter of Weds, and as
wiu um -, iranou, h p, u necessary to
rirrvi.i ioer ior am ihii said committee haw
leave tu lei-ort by bill or otherwise.
Mr C Ultson, Mr. Larner and Mr. Miedl were
appointed the committee.
Mr oes submitted a resolution which was
amenJed and agreed to as ful laws
frior-rcf. That the use of Ihe Chamber be granted
onThursda) e. enlng of each Hcektu the National
Lyceum Debating Society.
Provid d, Tho Lyceum and all other societies
using the Chamber, pay the messenger of thla
llo ard for his services.
F0T0MA, WATER.
The Prcaldent pro tern tali before the Hoard the
. following commlnucatlon from the Mayor
L Main.U fin ir -a a.
i GmLiMlM I enclose herewith a communlca-
tiou irom me Bcrrri-ry vi me interior, inionnlng
, m tt, V?Jln I1..1!; J?i. .b,r, Vi.M V " he
inirouucmn iioin iiia- iDiomur, anu that be
Md directed the engineer in cbarRe to turn ill tinlo
the Aqueduct on Saturday next, the 3th loat,
t . Xl lnU U wor k ln wnIcf ,ne Commuollv la
j , jottedtand Its accompliahmentan event
for uhlrK til hiri l.mknl with au.l.lr !.,-.....
, propel lo communicate it to ou, that')ou may,
"hjiuld jou think fit, take measures to commemo-
specUuTr ,n' Km nam. Uallaih, Major
Mr.N.D. I.amer submitted the Allowing reso-
Iutlo( HjlIch w ., 4 toI
Uhcteas the iltj touncilt have been omaalh
informed bj the secretary or the Interior, through
the mnjor of the city, that the work on the aque-
.'J"6 ' h.V, ? ?..'.-w,.ifV M ! dnul !
WH'rVMUVtlUHK -.raa.. turn MIC 4 UIUU1BC. BDU
that lie has apuciuieu tiurua), llie o.h of Dc
cember, as the da on which thtt water will be lei
Into the earn-M and whereis this is a woik ir
which this cointLunlt) Is deepl) Interested, and
' ct.oauiiiiaiiiuvn- mi (inn iuf iTinci4-.il nave
i.,,..i i.h .nv.i. -ti.r.r..ra.
ISexl icicl-rif. Urn the two boards attenl In
tiodv at the time and ple Indlcnted ! the secre
tary ol the Interior lu his rommunlcttlon to the
mjor
knotted. That a coniinittc of three memt-eia ol
ths llJiidof AhUitiiCat and three acmbirs ul the
hoard of ( nimon louncll be appolLted to act with
ihs .Mn)or ln niMkng the ruccmir. atringementa
for ctri) ing out ihe at ore resulution.
1 lie 1'rea dent protin. appointed Melon N. fl
Larner. II C. Hilton, and lerguson as the com
mittee on the part of the Council
THE tCMLRIt AL UlU'h
Mr M Lamer Irtroduceda bill to oui i'e the
' Nuaterlcvl Book " It provldrs that, for compen
sating the eleikslo I c employed bj the Major ln
making the bvokcommunl vailed the " umei leal
Book," cnterln: therein the number of ii'i urs
fcnd o of u of ,ytif i,, 6UBlrlici. oriicr( uUb
... nunilf r of ,ouare feet contained therein, the
.,-. rrii,nuniir.rh niu.r. int. ,, i..ri t
.... . .iculatliiic and mterlomheiein thevalueol
, , , at-ui.tii... .tut t-utrrlnaT llitntln
the Board of Appeals, and the aggn
ssettorsand
the Board ot Appeals, and the acsreiate of the
-rhole amount of the asMtsuents or ad the
vrhole amount of the asttsuents
... i .... r. ,
lf, u tt. lot s. a c ,aua performing ani other duties
Irjure( ion, at , auu pcritrmiug jihj oilier uunei
Conaecti4 with the j reparation of s til book as
may be reuulred I) the '1 ijor, Ihe sum of il.s.
t e and the saxc Is appropriated, uc.
Mr L Wilson mov id to insert at ihe end of the
till the following proiUo
rroi nit J, 'I hat no part of this a,jh, littionshall
be paid uu!! the uork shkll I e tiiusht'd tothv sat
inaction ol Ihe Major.
Ihe amendment vins sk'i d to, and the till m
nnifLded uas pnsied
I i ULIi iLltOOL
Mr. Knight, Irom the Commitieeol Cucleieiict
on the uisagreeinR vuus oi me iwo uuarus on me
Inmt r..i.lnll.in lo tiullil A chmil hnlim In th nm
.chool ill.t.kt, rriort.J that the coo.mltte. haj
p.1,1 ln-'A..ir..ll1.n.l th A I .T. nftljAtlM1,a,,.k
id'"" " ..-..... -- - , ....-.- v. ... .' .. ...v..
originated In the llu ird ol Aldermen
( This bill hai been alieady printed in the Hu tn-
lu i I
Mr. N D Liintr, asoncof tiie cummitlre, do-
stred to in j unit ihlillliuas ilie one which the
ini,n.iii,.,iiv.ii.i. nhaHiirihi.,in.iiu,i,i..il
pissed the Hoard tth onlj three .llssentlcg votes
hub iiir uui iiii.ii ucimuuu, inr mnjoiiiy l l
the emu. illtec had reported abillnhuh allowed
a committee to exjend vhal thej chose, and
after the) e, ended It, the) co ild report to the
nirt nf the eominltli-e '
Mr. (. Wilson tl ought there unt no u) to ret '
over thedlfflculty lue lummlttee ha! rtpoitid,
aud tie leiort must be taken as an cam ft) me
(Ucstlou ii as to concur or non-concur
Mr HUi fvvored the adoption of tlriepoit
Mr. Ahrddnould vote vgilust tie lepoit He
would not be tor.cd to vote njinst his convic
tions, s le uii in favor nf ll.c original I ill of the
Council. Ho via in f i or uf pullli schools to
their fullest extent
Mr. lrheheid diluot aipioveif the rej orl ol
the committee ot ur urenn.lut it the (list toLool
dlstriit at ded a ilIi ml, an 1 as there as now i o
other wt.) to jrlie t'lem a sihool, he si oul I vole
for It Iff thought, how tier, thl tn I ulldlug of
ichool-hi'ines, tliv (laLsaud ipeciticatioii should
te sut'inittrd to i he Couuci's He voted for there
ort reluctant!) Ihe Iloaid or AUleiluan had
slight d this Uid in many occasions Tl ey
made It a mstow to Urht ad lmult this Dord.
Ou Itit MdiiIi) nlclit (lis Bonrd pAisel a Ull io
iodif) the ttiisof t, e Loiporiilloa Hi? had Intro
duicd that bill Kt the urgent rtipieit of tie
iipiifuiendrnt of the Metropolltsn To.Ue,
v.l had ureJ it upon htm for nany sU
iuouihi, and it would haebeenoilcre I sooner but
Irom rtsslnj (Ugifemeutt It went tn tl e upper
Ikxirt Mid It w lull on iht tatl ind anothyt
ftafioital geyiiMifyi.
RATES OSf ADVXRII1R
One sqaarc. Uues aUys - ... I1.0O
Una aqnare, tovi tfays ... l.as
n square, fire days 1.50
One square, six days -...-- 1.75
Iverr other day aTerUsneiila, Ifl per
cent. Mdltlonel.
Occe e week 4rettiMSnents cbarg ed m lev
'or each Itutrtlen.
Biz lines or leas consUtate e sqaara.
AdTertltemenls should be handed la by 18
n clock m
bill ottered by a member of the Hoard of Metropol
itan Poll e In that Boaid wae paaeed. That Board
punued the same tovira In regard to the resolution
of welcome to Admits! Llsovtkl, which passed this
Botrd And was met with a hearty approval try the
cltlins of u ashtDgtnn, but two or three members
offhat Board undertook to dictate to us, and the
result has I cen that ths city has been disgraced
Tosave Ihe present Mil, much as he regretted It,
howev er, he would vote lor It.
The bill was then passed by the following votei
I fill Messrs Flarr. Can field. Ellis, rers-uann.
Kelly. Knight, Noyes, Peaks, Haub, Ruff, She,
herd.H C AIIsno, C. UlUon 13
Art vi Mess a. rollsnsbce, N. D. Larner, tl Lar
ter, Sliced, and atephens 4,
JOIIK ALLX.MEA.
Mr I erguson, from the Committee to Audit anl
Ounttol the Contingent Lxjcnscs of the BosrJ,
eponrd the following resolutloni
Ixrivlrtd. 1 hat the Mavor bedlrecteJ to demand
jf Mr. John Alexander the refunding to this Cor
poration the sum of SIS 73; being the amount over
'Jm red bv htm lu furnlshlne oar net for the Coun
cil cnxiuiwr up (-; aim id micvrniui n.a rviu
sal to do so. the Mavor ls hereby authorized to In
atitute legal proceedings fur ihe recovery of said
mount.
Mr, N. D. Larner moved to lay the resolution on
ui er until nsxt meeting
Mr. shepherd hoped It woull be tont'dcred at
once.
Mr. M. Larner. It ls ueoessav for me to say a
few nords ou this subject. This resolution was
referred to the conimtttre on contingent expenses.
That eoiumldea had two meetings la relation to
thl Matter. Ihe chairman (Mr. L'ojd, thepieei
Vnt of the board) Invito.! Mr. Alexander to meet
the committee at hit ntllcc. te met, but Mr.
4leau4er did not appear. We postponed It until
aiother week, and still lie did not appear before
ui, and then hi agreed to Kstpone It until
this eveulng. In looking Into this matter, 1
'lave examined several bills tat tttting up the
ouccll t ham ter. Among ths Items In the bill for
larpetlRK, there Is a charge of '6 jards of carpet.
We submitted the measurement to Mr. Oust, an t
hit measurement made tt S3', yards of carpeting,
nhlchwoutd make alS25 which Mr. Alexander
hat overcharged. Other Items, of which we could
oot take LOgolttncc, nere made. One charge wat
for repalilug attove In the Council Chamber He
a ere In'oruied by the secretary and the meatenger
ifthe late Board tht no stove had been repaired
b) Mr Alexander, for which there wasachargeol
llJtVi. The) had purchased from Mr. Harrovrr
ior the use of the Council Chamber a stove for $1
There iv at also an item of 23 for painting done In
the Louoill Chamter above, and I was unable to
And an) painting that had bi.cn done 1 made In
quiries of the carpenters cut lis A. Deerlog who
ttte 1 thxt some painting had t een done Ior them
and paid for b) them, but knew or none other
There was another Item of 7 W for washing live
windows, but we wire unable tu flud but two
smvll n Indows In Uio Chamber. We also found In
the Beard ot Aldermen matting furnished which
was overcharged, but that wat Joint claim of th
two Boards, and w e did not think It proper ts take
an) action In regard to that charge.
In regtr 1 to the matter of luqulrv la the resolu
tlon referred lo ui, however, there la an over
charge of $18 23 for carpeting. We desired Mr
Alexander to come before us to explain these
ittmt, but as he did not appear, v- e deemed it out
duty to report the fact to the Board. Eleven yards
of carpet leg it the amount overcharged.
Mr. Shepherd did not think It wise to condemn a
man without being heard. He thought that the
committee might have been mistaken in regard to
these Mils. In the council before the last, when
Mr. itit hards uas president, there was tome work
done In this Council Chamber. He thought if Mr
Alexander could be seen on the subject he could
explain these -vUtged ovet charges ln regard to
carpeling, and also In regard to the other charges
lu regard tu repairing stoves, washing windows,
vc. In view of these facts, and for the reason that
Mr. Alexander did not relish Mr. Larner, and that
Mr Larner did not relish Mr. Alexander, he would
move lu refer the subject toa separate and distinct
committee, which could have no feeling oq the
sutject.
Mr. M Larner said that the assertion that Mr
Alexander did not lellshLlm, or that be did not
relish Mr Alexander, was, as lar aa hs was con
cerned, nut so. lie had bothlng ln the world
against .Mt, Alexander Bit he had been charged
on several occasions with being hostile to him.
bc.ause ho had, at a member of bis committee, In
vestigated this carpet business
Mr, N. D. Lamer moved the previous question.
Mr. l rphcrd moved that the Committee on Can
tlugent r xpenses t-e dischtrgel from the further
consideration ul the subjut, and that it be re
ferred to a ,e-lal ominittee, to romlit of three
nieiu'itia
The motion was agteed to, and .Messrs knight,
Najes and Kutt u ere appointed
Mr. M Larner subsequently and. I decline to
serve further on the C ommlttce on Contingent x
ptnses I have endeavored to discharge the duties
to the lest of in) ability, n ith ao eye tingle to th
interests uf this Corporation I believedthat there
were certviu ovrr'heigea In the furnishing of this
and the other ( ouncil chamber, anj tats is the sis.
ond time the matter has bceu taken from the com.
mittec and transferred toothi.r committees. The
president ol the Buard, teing vhalrman uf that
committee, has done me the honor to turn the
whole inatiir of purchates for the Council Cham
ber to me. lhavedonesn in ever) Instance, and
purchased the artides at ihe I'eit advantage. The
action ul thelouucil to-utflit, hon ever, is express
ive ol a nant of cmBleme in m action as a mem
ber of the tomaiitteeon Contlncent kxpenses.and
Injustice to iu)ie!l I will not, under al consider
ation!, consent to remalu ou that cumniltle.
Mr, Ellis aud Mr. "hedd remarked that they dli
not lutend )' their lolesin fvvor of tho motlun ot
Mr. fchepher 1 to find fault with Mr L , f the dis
charge of his dutj, aa a iuen.t.erortt-At committee.
They thought he the gentleman most fitted
for that (.umniittre and hoped he woult remain on
it
Mr M Lirucr then staled that he would tot
strve on the committee an longer, whether the
B 'ard excused him or not
llie quotum bcltif; t-tken Mr Lamer was fa-
CUaed
On motion the Board adjourned
Tho Richmond paper have told euo ijh lies
alwul tbc ire atinenl of Colon prisoners lo their
city to ' i-auh Dile a niilc.'
IIOSI'ITALS.
List pi HusriiALs is iitL DittmiT or Iolvh
iiaaMi riiun Loiaiiom Armory Square bos
ital, Seventh street west, between C and D south.
carver hosjitxl, Fourteenth street rett, at tt-r
minus of Clt) Ml I rut J
Lolumlian hospital, Fourteenth street nest, at
tiruilnascf Cit) iailroe4.
lam; boll hospital, Seventh strtet u est, at term!
usufcr) railioal north
Douglas hnspltvl, corner ol I street and New
Jrir aveuue
t.klnglon hospital, no Gates's Urtu. uottbeait
Jl it)
moi) hoiltat, near Alma Houtc, eatt of t9
Capitol
Flule) hospital, Kendall Green, Fooith street,
uort beast of tlty
Hu re Hood hospital, Corcoran's farm, faeventb
treet nest
Judiciary twjuarc hospital, Judiciary thj'jare
Loulsiaua avenue.
Kalorama (small pox) hospital, Rock creek, out
Tweut)-accoud ttrett.
Lincoln hospital, one mile east of Capitol.
.Mount Tlcasant hospital, Fourteenth street,
be) uud Caiver hospital.
temlnary hospital, (ueorgetowo.) rwrner of Gay
and (ai een streets
btoos hospital, rourteenlh street, near Colum
btto hospitA'
St. LlUabeth hospital, tlnsane Asylum,) beyond
Nai) sard nest
SI Alo)Slus hospital, (Swamwedle,) North Cap
itol and K strevts.
suotou linspltai, l and Ntw Jtrsiy avenue.
Wi.irrii rje an1 Kir ludrmary, eoiner Futir
tntli street anl melts aveaii
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