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NAVY DEPARTMENT


Bureau oil Construction, Equipment, and Repair,
March 1. lsl9
FINDER the joint resolution of Congress. approved Nav
u 9, lS45 entitled -Resoluon respecting contracts for
hemp for the of the American sealed proposals
agencies Louisville, Kentucky, ST. Louis Missouri
(1o be forwarded by them unopened to this bureau,)
hemp agencies for a term exceeding five years,
hs qualify Of Amniean rottsd h,~p in qnan.
pounds No bid will be considered at higher thsn
two hundred and foryone dollars The proposals
viii then determine whether the contracts sha be
awarded No delivery will be required sooner Than the l
The said hemp must be equal in quality 70 the best
qured annually will be about 500 tons.
.hiSss, and must NOT ioss more than sixteen pss
cent OF tow and when hs,cheiIed to salts
mus, be such that rope Of one and three fourths
of an inch in circumference, made from twensy-one
their direction. will bear least 4.AO pounds, and
its length color. and other properties must be entirely salts
will be received will be inspected and tested the
respective places Of delivery.
The respective Unxd States hemp agents certify bills
for The hemp which may pass and De received
into; ninety per cent of which bills be payable within
thirty days after their presentation such navy agents
may be sgIssd upon and named in The contracts
CLEARLY and egbIy asked ton of 2.240 pounds
the and
Every offer be accompanied directed In the act of
congress appropriations the naval
proved 10Th August. 1876 by written guaranty, signed by
one responsible PERSONS ito be certified by some
official personage the effect that he they undertake
that the bidder bidders WILL if his their bid be accept
ed, enter into obligation within fifteen days after the
submitted for signature with good and sufficient
sue,ies 10 furnish the supplies proposed No proposal
will be considered unless by such guaranty
Bonds with two approved sureties in one half the
mated amount OF the respective will be required
and addition will be withheld from the
amount Of each payment be made, collateral
for the due and faithful performance of the respective
tracts which will account be paid until the
q rim
Offers be made in strict conformity with the
of this advertisement The persons offering By
chieh agent they wish their bills paid. If their offer is
accepted, and by ie hemp Nary agency they wish
have contracts and bonds for their signature and
If they should be executed within fifteen days alter
they received by the agents, the department will
slider itself at liberty accept other offers in place OF those
thus neglected.
Mar 4-2awt3OthMay
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Lon sALE-A valuable and beautifully situated faem,
halt miles from the Centre Market House. fine road
This farm contains within small fraction OF three hun
dred acres about hundred of which good
woodland and the balance in good cultivation and the soil
much improved.
The improvements consist of story farm house,
dwelling Tor farm hands, new two story stable and
coach house. barn and corn-house and other small build
ngs, extensive kitchen garden with hot-beds
and pretty orchard OF the select fruit 0.
various kinds.
The whole is well fenced the title ndispuabe the
price moderate, and terms easy 1t is believed that
healthy location is to be found in this District and
the convenience OF RockGIeek crossing OF and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land The tract is
everywhere well watered with fine springs.
For further iniormaon inquire of Thomas Carbery, o.
Washington, or Lewis Carbery, of Georgetown.
Mar IO-t
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Notice OF the removal Of the Land Once from the
"Fails OF st. Croix" Wisconsin, to saltwater In
Minnesota Territory.
NDER authority of the first section of the OF Con-
~ gess, entitled An for changing the
land office in the Chippewa land district, and shing
additional land district in the State of Wisconsin,
proved March 2, 1919, | do hereby declare and make
KNOWN that from and after the thirtieh day of June
(Si9 the land office for the sale OF the public lands in
Chippewa land district shall be removed fom the Falls OF
ST Croix (Wisconsin) to saltwater in ST. Crox county,
Minnesota Territory.
Given under my hand the city Of Washington, this
twentieth day of March, ammo Domin 1919.
z. TAYLOR.
BY the President:
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar IL VIA
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TO QUIZ sUBsCRIBERs.

rs psea win Be entered books unless The
payment Of tbs sshscriptisn be nsds In advance.
Distant bscSbsrs forward by lsttor the posgs
which viii b. pad BY BY ourselves
ssls trausaissioa
The COUNTRY PAPER pubisAsl weakly during
sisns Of Congress- md ssal weekly during
Subscriptions for psod less than viii received
tsrms prepsrtiensdts tAs above annnsl
90 rosrMAsTERs agents and By
sending US DAILY with snclssed
WEEKLY sabscribss with snsiessA wEEKLy
scr'bs with 80 enclosed copy
odiuon ~ they furnsh Us subscribers for, s,stis.
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ooain DOCKS records, or documents which deemed
necessary TO The Just decision OF any claim presented the
Board. and which in the possession power of the
Mrxcan Republic, the last clause of the fifteenth article
me Aforesaid treaty OF February 1913 and the las clause
OF The ihird section OF the said Congress March
io9 are likewise, pursuant the order of the Board.
herewith published;
Extract from Arto Ky of the treaty boeem the United
States and the Republic of Msrico of ID february
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CAUTION EXTRA.

MAJ BY DE s-as q EtEL fLiPP III
GENUINE.
I0-nAene 70 aosf
@ h1 nc n hs . .sndlas out sris ns.d.t Tricks Qsses. IN
mhh soti Ella =.
"a eS ss s pss s"s sns .alta'y Pesf Of tbs ~.
sos asasad GENUINE
OhiGiNAL OBJ d. J4ese Townsend.
Ns"' IN "p e-a' " .a- a"d .'s st"-s thu a
JACOB TOWNSEND
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~ OeGwr ,. WALKER Will psscssep Law In the
Il y sapfem~ COaH Of United Starss~In answer to
nAns ~~fs hs thinks proper that he cannot attend
70 essns oriofe Congress any OF TIE departments but
~A dryoss hs ati~non exclus ysly intrusted to
kin IN nc Ssprene Couu-
oass on Psnssy.v.nis avenue. the Seven Build
sxs. " asninston. ID. q. ar6-u
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IL, in the opinion of the
said board OF commission
ers, or of the claimants, any
books, records, or documents
IN The possession or power OF
the government Of the Next
can republic, shall be deem
ed necessary 10 the Just de-
cision OF any claim, the COM
missioners, or the claimants,
through them, shall, within
such period as Congress may
designate, make an applica-
ton in writing for the same,
addressed 10 the Mexican
Minister for Foreign Affairs,
TO be transmitted by the Sec
rotary Of State Of the United
States; and the Mexican
government engages, al the
earliest possible moment
after the receipt III such do
mhnd, To cause any Of the
books, records, or docu-
nnents, so specified, which
shall be in their possession
or power, Tor authenticated
copies or extracts of the
same 10 be transmitted to
the said Secretary OF State,
who shall Immediately de-
liver them over To the said
board OF commissioners:
Provided, That no such APP
plication shall be made by,
or at the instance OF, any
claimant, until the facts
which il IL expected to prove
by such books, records, or
documents, shall have been
stated under oath or atlirina-
ton.
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Just RECEIVED direct from he Island o, g. Thomas.
u P~f oris AanAsosfin, Capt porry, OF the finest
S~naine s~~n tsfrs ever brosxhf market, which
s - served az dsiy In SOUP and all various mode,
% coessy, sns In s csr po~sb,s style Also, from Nor
Ola, fr~sh oyssrs sbsced oysters, snsepsheAd nacksre
shorsss' cosss
~ fsfall,ss served a. uswa
ASS, l--a w. WALKER.
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Securing, FerusensInG, Acid " Con,poundo
OF 8, p. TOWNSEND.

he world lam have GENUINE
Of
hoth
egnbn andwh yt,n
and
haze s Porehnsers who COM
We wish understood Toun..nd,
hnsy e'n" That they unlike
ASS Townsend doctor,
ohe
srnn scientific mrns oanis all
whteh
Of health,
mo crushed and broken n6rm todr
fo"HsfSD has SOUGHT and FOUND
GRIND Universal Csncentrnt~d Remedy,
within M reach snd hs tno~sss may and
Transcendeai Power to Heal!
have The unrrehssabk sasfeon
millions he'd o
snf u'tu'n.ss % hem.eivs. sndfr end
Principal Office l02 Nassau street. n. Y
Price one dollar per bottle, or bottles for five dollars
For sale in Washington by the following druggists Sam
ue Butt of Pennsylvania and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel Z. 81 w. II Gilman, Penn.
syvana avenue, Browns Hotel; j. r Calan corner
OF and 9TH streets, opposite the General Post Office
Deany corner OF Pennsylvania and Al and
hidgely " Co., Pennsylvania avenue the West Mar
ket APP lS-d&sw9m.
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NEW style straw bonnsts Paras0ls, &c., this day
IN received and will be offered much below usual prices
among which
Is entirely style colored bonnets, the first that
has been inoduced into this city
Also, $50 of the following desert ptions viz: Lyonese,
English straw, China pearl, pedal, and Florence
braid
Also $50 parasos and parasoets of the latest Partisan
styles.
To which the attention Of purchasers 10 respectfully in
ved p. H. HOOE co.
AID l7-2wjf
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CORNELIUS P. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS A. DICK
~ ms will continue attend the preparing and prose-
cutting of claims Of Of the United States agan-r
Mexico before the Board of Commissioners which will
meet on the the present month They have had
great of experience and recovered large be-
fore former boards Their terms will be moderate.
All letters addressed either OF them Washington,
post paid, will receive prompt attention.
April @-dIm
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81 en- iuicio del dicho tri
bunal de conn sarios 3 en- el
de los reclamantes SO necesi-
tare para la justa decision de
cu,llulrr reclamation, algu-
nos llbros, papeles de ar
chivo 3 documentos que
posea ell gobierno Mexicano,
o que esten en- su poder; los
comisarios, D los reclaman-
ties por conducto de ellos, los
pediran por escrito (dentro
del plazo que designe ell
Congreso,) dirigendose al
Ministro Mexicano de Rela-
clones Exteriores, a quien
transmitIfa las periciones
de esta clase ell Secreta-
rio de E,tado de 10, Es-
tados Unidos y ell gobi-
emo Mexicaao 80 con- pro-
usete { ounrg1r 4 Ia mayor
brevedad possible, despues
de recibida cada dem anda,
los libros, papeles de archivo
u docu nentos, asi especifi-
cados, que posea b esten en-
su poder, . copias D ex-
tractos aurenticos de los mis-
mos, con ell objeio de que
sean transmitidos al Secfe-
tario de Estado, quien los
pasara embellishments al
expresado tribunal de com
isarios. Y no SO hara petit
cion alguna de los enuncia-
dos libros, papeles o docu-
mentos, pot o a instancia de
ningun reclamante, sin que
antes Sc paya aSeverado balo
juramento D con afirmacion
solemne la verdad de los
hechos one con ellos SO pre-
fende probar.
act of Congress of Sd March,
lrrv tnto effect certain stipssia-
G United States and the Rspub-
{ February, 1919.
II from and after the organiza-
designated within which such
he instance of fanny claimant or
Secretary OF State of the Uni
Minister OF Foreign Affairs,
documents, in the possession
Of the Mexican Republic, as
the just decision of any claim
GARD, in conformity with the
daily, for the space OF thirty
,ncer, the National Wing, and
he'd in the city OF Washington.
%. 1919.
,AREY JONES, Secretary.
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OLD
Jacob
THE ORIGINAL
OF THE
TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA


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GENUINE
Ola Or. Jacob Townseud,. 1nrsnpuriiIn
.o prepared TIA, Al he removed.
s ; s.is s ;a s . Ct In $ as. .,,5s ss s
% a .i. e. d, .S ss.s had ''" '''''a
Care OF aamcrabie Diseases.
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ross s raF Hd sa II % ~ h
ImPurity sf shs Blood.
possesses. marvsta. efficacy al complaint.
sad so s,ss o1 ' he
gentle psr.sa :eirs Il. as o ."a .s.y as
nothing -ane.ay .elaOxe than ia
Female Con, pIninss.
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.rss s ss s .Sa .. ns .' general ''' and
Nervous Diseases md Debility,
s. .E s, i F ts. ms s ss Irritation
tbs
dsun
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all
tben.
The Mediciae 70. Prc-eminen,,y Need.
y s .. s:y ss , 80 , ,sS. he said p ro-nnd n article
C.mp.rsa with tho Old Dr.,
sS the GRAND FACT. that the INCAPABLE
Never Spells,
into @ s Does sr ss ssa a.. . Dc s s s@
mot
when food
WAIST nErupto ofd
Sad all
the hohi
the sands
end Of
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Now not h"rrbls raaAs and Infinitely
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MONUMENT HILL ICE DEPOr.-iNO. PETE
WI BONE would inform his patrons and the public that
ne has procured, considerable pains and expense,
sfze and superior of pure ice, and that be is
prepared 10 furnish families hotel keepers conectioners,
~iih the article IN such quantities. throughout
The sDufe s~asou) as they may desire.
Pces reasonable. and variation with those persons
~ho engage II in the beginning OF the season.
Wagons ~il run through the CITY daily.
Orders received ihroaxh tbs poet Office, and by Jno. F.
CsAan druggist. OF and Ith streets, and At my
coei od.c-, tns Long Bridge.
Apr s-ls~ew
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H. THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
ington for the above place every Thursday al
O'Clock returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
O'Clock q. hing nj Conc river going and re-
turning Passage and fare g.
For DAlumsrs.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock m returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
at O'Clock m, stopping. going and returning Con,
river Va, Leonardsown, Nd and 81 Mays river, Md
Gals 70 land
Mar 6-diweodn JAMES MITCHELL.
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CARD.The subscribers respectfully request all
"A persons indebted to the late firm OF d. Ciagett Co to
make early payments The firm OF Cagett, Newton, May
" Co. will attend the settlement OF all the
late firm OF D. Clageu Co.. or those preierng to do
settle with d. Ciagett personally We hope this call
will receive early attention from friends.
pIl-if ID. CLAGETT 81 co
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DREvET Major Theodore O'Hara and Captain &c b
ID Gather late of the army, located Wash
city, attend military and all other descr OF
rlsms against the government. and business in the
They will also prosecute claims arn NJ before the
Board OF Commissioners under the treaty with Mexico
officers and soldiers OF the Mexican NAV rely non the
most prompt attention TO their business.
Address O'Hara Gather, post paid.
p6-du
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n. r. MORsELL,
AffornsVss-Lsw,
Respectfully nndss his professional services ts tho public
Office on n street, near The City Hall.
AP l7~sedst
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IfLLE6PIo Rsadsnahlp1s with Appendix
" on plank rssds-l volume, Asl sqpp,smsn,-iSse
APu ykANlk TAYLOR,
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NTOTiCE.-The copaunership heretolore existing be.
IN tween JOHN Z. ADDISON ana BEVERLY TUCKER
been dissolved. BEVERLY TICKER viii continue 10 at
tend promptly all business before Congress
partnents heretofore March 2l--if
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NrOTTCE-B1rard Cor Bemard) Peck, late pri,ats in
IN Lieut. Gorga's company regiment United States how
zer baucry will hear OF something to bis advantage upon
ealing upon JESSE E. DOW.
Ami No. 3, Union Budings
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Treasury Department, April IA. Is4s.

Y the Sd section of the act of the Cd March last entitled
ID to provide for the seemen, Of the accounts Of
public officers and others who may have received moneys
arising from military contributions or otherwise IN Next
the refundng Of duties collected in Mexico or 'emi-
sion OF penalties imposed on the ground Thar 'hs collection
same shall Be referred the decision the Secretary
the Treasury who is hereby authorized and required 10
States of the money the treasury raised from
buttons, such may be determined by him TO have
been levied or imposed as contributions assess
For the information of claimants under this section of the
that ali Claims .s shall Be- in wrns setting
the and O. the M ,S ..
ed; where, when, and wherefore the contribution,
plicaon be verified BY the oath of the claimant corobo
rated by the evidence OF one or more credible
proper accounting officer that the contribution, duties
penalties alleged 70 have been improperly or wrongfly
treasury of the United States by authorized dis
''''' W. M. MEREDITH,
APP l7-eodf2w Secretary Of the Treasury.
Proposals for Fini.hinx Exterior city Hall
MAYORS OryIcr. April II. ls49.
PURSUANT to a resolution of tho Board Of Aldermen
/ and Board of Common Council, approved March %,
Isl9 proposals will received tho Mayors Office un
furnishing and executing he cut stone work Of The porscoes
and steps proposed be erected on the south front Of the
Proposals will be received also for uccong the face of
may be required: LIST, with lime, sharp river
sand and cement; I'd, with msstc, both to initiate cut
work.
Proposals will also be received for furnishing the
and executing the asonry for the foundation and also
furnishing the lumber and executing the carpentry required
in covering the porticoes preparing the centres of arcb
&c. The right is reserved of making separate
for the porcoes and the steps we'll the other classes
of work
For particulars of and finish reference
be had the drawings and specifications the Mayors
Office where all other information tho subject be
obtained.
The proposals be endorsed "Proposas for finishing
the exterior of the City Hall"
APP 24-eod,SM
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r KsOx WALKER Will prassass law In tlas
premo Court Of the Untsd 6cstss, aad attend % tho
pros; utioN q Claims sgssss de ssvsgnmsuI Ada'sse
Washington, p, @,
Ma iV-x9
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500 Reward.
FIREMEs's INSURANCE OFFICE, April 10, 1919
A REWARD of one hundred dollars is hereby offered for
"A information which will lead The detection con.
viction OF any ncendary charged with firing any properly
insured by this company. JAMES ADAMS =
President Fircmen's Insurance Com any.
ApI12aw3wlf
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ID Observation-Disclosures Il THOMAS PARKER
II the public generally and particularly their
country friends that they removed from the old sand
long occupied by thsm their warehouse, oppo
site Browns Hotel, where they will be pleased their
old acquaintance and others who may desire make p-
their line and would further inform them that
they there have extensive and unusually we'll
selected stock of superior groceries, fine liquors. wines &c
which they will dispose of such terms will insure
mutual satisfaction. APP 22-ataw3w
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-06-14

Specific FOR The CHoLERA.-A great deal
has been said in the newspapers in favor of
sulphur, as a specii; Tor cholera. The theo.
ry is, that the atmosphere is surchargcd with
azonc, mcphidc gas and that the effects of
this dcleterlous element upon the system are
exhibited in producing the symptoms call ed
cholera. Sulphur is known to be the oppo-
site of this gas, or remedy against its effects.
Sulphur certainly possesses wonderful qualit-
les. Others again, have given out the theory
that cholera is produced by the action of min
ute insects, with which the atmosphere is fill
ed-that ii is an itch in the intestines, Now
ii is well known theory that psora, is the
result Of minnie insects imbedded in the skin.
As sulphur is known to cure the latter dis.
case, by killing the insects, the idea arose
that perhaps it might effect cure in cholera,
or the inside itch, by the same agency. |,
seems, at all events, good idea and it is
confidently asserted that the success of the
remedy has proved to be great and beyond all
doubt,
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PHENoMENos AT SEA.-The ship Ports
mouth, just arrived at Warren from a whal.
ing cruise, reports that on the 18Th of March,
lat 81 S., Ion. "A W., she experienced SC.
we're gale. While scuddng before i, dense
cloud gathered in the West, out of which is
sued violent hurricane and many balls Of fire
One Of these struck the cutting pendants at
the manmast head and fell in fragments on
the deck, setting fire to the mast head and
rigging, and doing othor damage We do
not remember ever to have heard of such an
occurrence at sea. The Portsmouth has
$50. 900 in California gold dust on board
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A SPECIFIC FOR THE CHOLERA

Tho Chicago Daily Journal of May 30 con.
tains letter from DR.. w B. lIerrick, editor
OF the Northwestern Medical and Surgical
Journal, announcing with much confidence
specific for the cure Of the cholera. Dr.. Her
rick aud DR.. Birl, some six months ago were
led to notice the statement OF German chem
ist that influenza was produced by the pres
ence in the air Of Osone." They reasoned
from the observation that influenza usually
proceeds cholera, that it nigh, depend upon the
same cause. Their object was next to discov-
er some substance which would counteracta