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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-F Weston, Cal: X
Ffcflln, Ala; Hon Lane and lad v Ind lana;
Hon II e Burnett, XIV; Miss N Dunkein Mis-. I.
Dunkein, Weeks and fam c Crowlry
M Crowley, Va; Hon Marshall, Ky;PF Me-.
ehett and lady, y ork; Mcdowell, Pa; v
French, Mass; Lockwood Wis R,nnin
ger. o; ID CLARK, Ohio; Hou Gurlsy, O: c b
Smith and lady, Neb; w II Comler, Pa; Saeri-
dan, % Miss Buckley. KY; L Patten, Mich; ]
Cormick, o. w Knife, Pa; w Bremen Ind;
simonton and fam, 5 Thayer, NY; Hon 9
GiImon, Ne: J l. Baker, Va; J Licser, Mayer,
t Jones, Pa; Watts, r Campbell. Mass;
W., ssu1 a. b N,i RI T,,dy, Va; Bartholow.
mer, ARMY; CrumP, Nc; x Stoddard
Mass; w Boyce, New York; n T Bulls, Ala;
Gregory, Va; Randolph, Pa; VIM Hough,
no; w Cochran Emdics. Kendall, NYk;
a Gideon, Pa NJ Gentry, Texas; MIR Healsv,
Thomas Clark, II TAYLOR, II Lixsr M NJ
Wilson, NY Hon N Bennett, Cal; w F Parker,
BROWNS HOTEL Jones, UsN; r
Soliary, h an; A 6 Mofat, I'll w Byrd, No; G
w Daug him, Kan; w c Allen, o; T l. Tath-
ropy do; Ellis, do; c M Stramb. Pa; s Bragley,
NY T e Berry and son, Md; T Berry, do; W
do; + Edwards, NY; TN Tablsr. Va; J A Jnr,
ner, do; Johnson, do; w " McKine, Mass; g
strond, La; N Jones, Pa; 6 w Belt, Md; Mel
Young, Va: n Cosby. KY; N Lnnguist, Ga;
w Boycs, NY; T 8 Landers, Md; ] Owing, do;
An Ha p and son, dol w Ashley and family,
N Mti,,! Bowie, Va M L Stephenson, Ga; G e
family Miss; Miss Levy, do; Casper Lipam
MeIico; X II Muslin, Mo; A Anderson, Nd; b
Rocker, NY.
WlLLARD'S ROTEL.-wm Carlyle, Mo; p
worcester, Ill; VIM Hudson, Hon v b Horton
MIS- and Misses and l. ID Horton, Mass: III III
walker, USA; DIR Hermann, La; n HerTick
ana lady, Col Abel, Chas Meineck, N VI; N M
hcDonaId, Mo; ID 6 Brenton. Mass; los ii Ben
ton, w Curtis, r II OchiItrse Cro,welI
hon o morse and lady, Seymour, NY; w
Sayles, ri; Sanford, CT; Thos Dalton, Eng;
Newhall: PA T l. KNAPP, NYoIi; Hon J W
UNITED STATES HOTEI-JC Browling,
va M Growing, do; w g Middleton, Md; i
1oiilns, va; Leak and lady, do; w w
L>ws, " C Burne, Md; b Thornton, do; f.
overall, La; r z De Butts, Va; E Bsrch, do;
munnell, VT; Paine, Pa; w Tourney, Va;
w Mitchell. NY; Col r White, la; J NJ
kilgonr, do; w Owen, Dl; ia Chitman NC;
w Harvey, NY; T McIversvs; w p HARDEN,
aoi De Mock, o; Whipney, Va; W
Thomas, Dl.
kIRKWOOD HOUSE R Hackn.y. Pa. p
simonds, FY; w W Herbert, KIT; T r RsouiIs.
Nd Bullock. NY; w r. sudson, do; 3 Eagle,
ton and lady, Pa; NJ weis Va; r Schlsy, Nd:
Craig, Fla; = Sulding, o; Blanksry, do:
. Mansell, Va; N Broughton and son, Me; p
flcknn, Ala; Miss N Denkein, Va; Miss l. Den.
klein, do;
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Miscellaneous,
1S6OI, IN CONTINUING THEt IOs(
lSDJ busiasss of the firm of Elxans l6lS

1SSOt IN CONTINUING THEt TO IN
lCNS ousisees OF the hrm OF ElvAns OOS
& Thompson, tdssovod by hm,tstion on the ist
instant We take the opportunity of stating dis
poty our only terms Of credit for the III ure-vhioh
have been Euaged with view to our own security
and In conformity TO the universal shortening Of
CREDITS throughout the country. Henceforth vo
will render all bills on the lat Of each and every
month and shall insist on settlementy in Ash or
by note at date not exoee ding 90 days.
To those Of our customers who will cash their
bills when rendered, Nc promise ded actlon of Eve
per cent on notes of 50 days discount Of four ser
cent and on 81 day notes three per oent or which
peroentage will be credited to account on current
bills. Our friends will thus Lotioe Intention NOT
only to Lessen labor and losses, bat 20 xive
them the beneht OF liberal discount for promptness
erd punctuaiit,- qualities ss Jet not uLderstood
thoroughly BY many in w aahngton.
tCF mail balances and transient accounts. loom
tracted under promise to pay in day wo) be ing
genera ~ more Troublesome than profitable, mIsI
hereafter be dec. ined.
IL No new accounts opened unless accom- pan ed
by references endorsement, any other
terms than monfhly seffiemenfs in cash.
ELVANs & THOMPSON,
SIS Pa ave, between sth
ja 4-eolm Intel States.) and 10th SITS.
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Miscellaneous.
TRRAsuRY DEPARTMENT,
lleeemhAf nth iaSQ

ON
SkALko PROPOSALS will be received at thus De-
partment until IL O'Clock, noon, of Monday the Path
OF January next, for ten millions of stock of the
United States to be issued under the act OF l4,h
June, 1883. Said stock will be reImbursable in If
teen years from the LIST Of January next, and bear
interest at FIVE per oentum per annum payable semi
annually on the hrst days of January and July Of
each year.
No bid will be received below par, and none for
any fraction Of one thousand collars. No bid will
be considered unless one per oentum Of the amount
IL deposited subject TO the order Of the Secretary
Of the Treasury, with Q deposItary OF the United
States, whose certificate of the same must accom-
pany the bid In oil the bids must be unoon-
ditonal. and without reference to bids of Others
and mu 1T state the premium offered therein.
The sealed proposals should be endorsed on the
outside Of the envelope. Proposals for Loan OF
1885," and be addressed to the Secretary of the
Treasury. WASHINGTON, d. C. The sums Mich NAV
be accepted FIRM any bidder will DO required to be
paid to the depository of the United States nearest
tn his residence, indicated ~ most convenient
by him. Should bids be accepted from parties not
residing within the United States, they wi be re-
CURED 70 deposit the principal and premium with
the assistant treAsurers Boston. New ork Phil
adep hia, or Now Orleans.
CertIhcstes ofstock for OF one thousan dol
lars each, to the successful bidders or bear
or. with coupons Of semi interest from the
LIST Of July next. also payable to bearer attached
thereto, will be issued for the amount of the 40
ceped bids upon the certificates of deposit to the
credit Of The Treasurer of the United States with
the deposltaries Of the United States. The stock
will In all bear interest from the date of such
deposit The interest from that date to the LIST OF
July next will be paid to the successful bidder or
his attorney BY the depository where the deposit
was made.
Successful bidders will be required to deposit the
principal and premium Of their accepted bids on or
before n Arch ha IL
posit OF one per cent will be Immediately Directs
to be returned to the u successful bidders
HOWELL COBB,
de 10-lSwt24yan Secretary of thu Traaaurv
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fr.vslsrs' Dirsstsry.
D1RxoSS.496S 4 EfffEARBsfs sfYs orsa,
y" u - T.,
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST
Ia sH
Baltinsrs and Ohio Railroad.
hnyslsrs' Diroetn,
BaltiAsrs and Ohis Railroad.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTS,

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WiSHfNGTfoT %E fHB WEST.
a. follows:
l1. MAIL TRAIN starts st 1.<S O.. M, (Sunda,
Sos tie SUSneS,Ht o9;sy q MashinGton Jsne
CHICAGO EXPRESS CGNNECTIoS IesSss
WashInEton st $40 p. m, reaching CINCINNATI % s.X
IN next day, and connecting directly With III yrsss
tor =. nf Loenyiie. CAIRO and the Southwest, and
TO view the rand Mountain Scenery ofthe Road
IN daJlI take either the 7.<5 g. m. or SEQ D. m
trans from Washington.
vs,p.rp y,rsiS and All ss..ions on the North
Manetta and Cincinnati Railroad take the same.
Through Tloksts and Baggage Checks 10 all suar
ters, and every other possibe hoIty VIII be founs
WAY PASSENGERS for the Main Stem Of tn.
Batlmore and Ohio Rallrosd viii leave WASHING.
For all points between Washington junction snS
Piedmont take the 1.<S q. m. tram.
For al stations between Piedmont and Whsslins
axe the SEQ ?; N: Tram: To connect With the Fred
snek Tram take the $40 ,. m. Tram.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave Washington for Baltimore st 10 and 10
a. m and $40 and IS ,. m. On Sunday At SEQ ,. N.
Leave Baltimore At 40 and slp q. m. and SO and
80 p. m. TN sunday at 4 80 q m only.
The 7Ss and ass train only will stop 1t way sta
tons and for Annapolis connections.
ING trains for the west, and the s.le. 7<5 and Sc
p. m. trans for the east.
or further information inc ulre at the Baltimore
and OHIO Railroad Ticket Office. W.shnston
T. H. fAMks = ssI AH{gfu''
non Master of TRANSPORTATION Batimo,e
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHO
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING,
WIAHi rON- lAne mher 81 IlSa

OFFICE SuPKPINTBNpsNr Public PRIyrINe,I
WARRINGTON, December 81, Is5s.S
Sealed Proposals will he reces cd at this off &c
until Monday. the 18th day Of January, 1852 az n
o'olofk Tor engraving on stone, and printing from
the same. for the uss Of the Senate and Houss OF
HepIesehtatlves of the United States CERTAIN
MAPS and ca ARTS communicated to Conrress
United States. VI 'A'
The Maps and Charts (of which from two to three
thousand copies are to he printed Will b. open for
ing of the day for closing the bids The papsr re-
CURED for printing Will he furnished by IN ofioe
blaRk forms for proposals will be furus he'd to all
y Will be required from the successful bidder for
the faithful execution Of his contract.
IL Isto be distinctly Understood that no bid Will
be received from party not directly engaged in
and practically acquainted with, the style OF work
The proposals must be addressed to leo. w.
Bowman. Superintendent Of the Public Printing,
washington, and endorsed " Proposals for Lithog
raphlng.b GEO, w BDWMAN
de- 81 eotd Rnnsr,rfendsrt
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NorIcE OF TIL INSSiis saII,N1,Nu.Ncrov
THEPLArrR" AND CHARLTON" DISTRICTS. THI
OIBIeEs FOR WHICH ARE AT PLATTsBuRe AND MI
OF LAND THERRIN.
NOT zoe - hereby given that, In pursuance of law
10 view OF the taot that the unsOId lands IN the
PIaIe" ana "Charifos disfrien." in Missouri,
are reduced below one hundred thousand acres In
eecn dsuiot, the Secretary of the Interior has d.
Iected the disoontnuance Of said DISTRICTS and that
me ands hereoiors subject to sale and entry at the
omces ~ LArIsBURs and MILAN be immediately
VA no and made again subjeci to and en-
try NJ BooNkvlLLK. N said State, from and orfe,
tAs 3lst day O March aext, prior 10 which lime NO
sppLlcation VIII be Ieceived at the discontinued of
he-s, or entries permitted, except in eos ssmatt
e1tst'HS pre-smpttoa claims.
All persons entitled to PATENTS At either of the
omces 81 PLATTeBURs or MILAN are reauested 10
Cali Tor the same on before The Slst day Of March
next as as after thar date they will be ed
to Bonneville for delivery. Pafsats ara dsIarersS
Jres Of eharss. ~''eeu
Giyen under my hand at the c,fy of W a. hinston
this twenty hrst day Of Deoember, a. ID. Iasa
THOS. A. HENDRICKS.
Commissioner of the General La d Once.
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u Mr.. Weymes, known throu hout the
country as theatrical manager, actor and author,
died suddenly on Wednesday. He YVES an Eng
hshman by birth. but came to this country many
years ago He had very long career as the
atrieal manager In Philadelphia. In later years
he removed to New York and devoted bimself TO
the Interests Of the Dramatic Fund Assoc! aticn,
Of which he was the Secretary
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NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
~ AND MOLASSEs
We are shortly ex pecting the brig Georria with
$50 hogsheads SUGAR,
SO barrels MOLASSES.
tbs cargo has been selected especially for this
Ard the District markets. and 10 represented to b
ofohoice ualIty.
1t vilI be offered at public auction on arrival. of
which due notice Will be given.
FOWLE Il CO.,
de M-sotf Alexandria Va
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nv w DLL Oobb,
DC B-lswtz4Jan Secretary OF the Treasury,
4 DINNER PARTIES

DINNER PARTIES"
DINNER PARTIES Will be ed to fami-
lies 81 IS, -, and IS per head or If they prefer
hrst class French cook can be sent to their resi-
dsnoes 10 PR pare dinner for them at the moderate
charge OF "a for his services.
Those wishing to avoid the trouble Of mar k.tins
can have the best the market Affords sent TO their
houses at cost prices.
One or more dIsnes will be sent 70 any part Of the
city for those who may desire ~. | eutraptee 10
farnIsh better dinner than any other epi
In tho CITY. At saving OF y per cent.
dc Is enim a51 Pa. av. bet. I3th and 18th as.
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DRESS MAKING.
iyIlSS MAKGAREI DYER, DRHss-MAKER,
has removed to the Wheeler d Wilson SeVInr
Machine Agency. No. S64 Penn. avenue over the
Messrs. Calls New Jewelry Store, where, having
spacious and pleasant accommodations and IN
creased facilities for executing promptly the orders
OF her patrons, she invites the ladies to osI and
leave their orders.
All descriptions of Family SEWN, will be exc
cuted IN su perior manner undsr the M end
enoo of Miss Dyer. de "a StaWSv
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10 The New York Times says: "The year
opens bloodily In the metropolis. Within the
present week our local columns have recorded the
shooting OF Mrs rown, the stabbing Of Patrick
Cosgrove, the murder OF jeremiah E. Looney,
the murder Of Matthew de Santer, the stabbin9
Of Francis J. Reynolds, the shooting of Edward
Helm, and the murder OF Harmon Curnon. Be-
sides these, we have given a number OF slight
snfays, which, although OF grave character, are
insignificant in the presence Of tbs sanguinary
horrors here alluded to
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ID The London Telegraph, OF I2th ult., saysr
correspondent Informs rs that the Emperor of
Japan died some days after the American treaty
was signed. There were several reports as to the
cause Of his death; one that he ripped his belly,
another that he was murdered, and third that
he died Of cholera Being ehiIdless, before his
death he adopted Poer-tsigo, Prince OF KusiD,
aged sixteen years. a. his child and successor
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ID The "F rance - with a cargo Of rails at
Alsfandria for the Manassas Gap Railroad, the
"Rufu' Choate," at Norfolk for the Western
North Carolina Railroad Company, and the nrst
cargo on the way for the Western Maryland Rail-
road Company are parts Of contracts negotiated
by Norris 4 Brother In London.
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UNRITzkft G Z / D A 1T fatkkRKEr
WITH IMNKNsn
no u A m


HOME AND EUROPEAN DEMAND.
u restores the naturAl color permanently afer the
hslr becomes cray: supplies The natural fulds and
aIun, itching and hear from the soap. sslsts and
tones up the nerves, and thus cures a. nervops head
The 800 sSs . Ssi f. :. scS %
ns Of; wake tt se, glossy isaItkv aad bsasfvsi.
never M q ., tn sssu rsss:r
the following and Judge for yourselves: ''' '~
nsssr.. o. J. woOp . os.-e.su.u.S' a.ris. b.s@s .
soee Zeal shoot Professor ood Esir R.-sorsns. ana
prsudiess witch L 10 Win May P.r.ors,
ss nm, . .,s ssor, us~
hs result has eeen s.isf tory that slsd
others Who may b. :. gray vas but Who Ss,ns
gr,isdc. -i.hoS. ..,.ias ..ss AZ. 20.
Pre"i .ss IN. s.., pref being oe.i.r asaons.s -rs
sr.s m. a ,c tho ' s II .p .'s O.. %
NE N: Y. wire Railing sst bfshnent every day.
peersnoe very being giosser theksr nscA
more n.slshy lecsi,s
Corner Of oolsnSI. and Carroll sss. srooiiy..
LI.n..ro,. Ala, T.s. ID. lisa
ROY Neop-ps.r sir: lour hair ksstersn, has done
.<Euy dinis,sIias for ..ssr.i ,s.r, ..u-.e 1855
hen slight barn ~hss ~.s suIi. infant
have dOs lead Of hair having u..d an
remedy nov ..tSt sss .s,i.. an Oh. ~, .r,.s
Us, .y 70 use yosr rsn.d, Voc CO. --s.h Ihi. yea
GsLADrfrsIA SEPT o. lssT.
rnor Noop-Desr Sir: Year Bsir provirs
.sn highly h.n.a.l 20 ms. Tho n aud sl-o a.. bsof
part ~ my cad slmost lost n.ID
have Used bnt two sf pint bntties
nov zoe SOP o. my ed 10 veil studded ~th prom sg
crop OF youIE lair snf the Or keo.et
ave tr Cd other without What
ever thint ne my ~n persons. alton can
indecs many 9th re % try Yours. respectfully,
ID. L. Tsorks. n. D.. No. ssS Vine stre~t
The Restorative 10 put in bottles ofthree .ire..
VIZ; IaIge. medium Ind small; the small holds
~ lrastz q Pc cent. more IN proportion than the
small, retals for 81 per bottle; the large holds q
quart 20 per cent. more IN proportion, and retalls
Tor IS a hottie.
o. }. WOOD CO., rroprietors, So Broadway
New York, I'm the Erest ~. Y Wire RaInnr Is
tablIshment.p land ne Market street, II. LOUIS No.
- And sold BY al good druggists and ancy Gods
Deelet nul7 SIN
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hIcHTsAs-The retiring and incoming Gov
srnors delivered their messages on Thusday.
The former states that the finances of the State
are in satisfactory condition. The receipts ofthe
treasury for the fiscal year amounted to 81 GA co.,
and the expenditures to ss4S, 600, leaving bal
aacs on hand Of sl7s, 600. The entire State debt
Is % 3I7 900, dImnution In four years Of s2l3,-
900. He recommends the speedy extinguishment
of the public debt, and reports the State Univsr-
sity, the Agricultural College, the normal and
sommon schools, the asylums, etc, In a flourish
ing condition.
Governor Wisner's message Is entirely devoted
to State Affairs. Herecommends the appointment
OF State geologist and emigration agent IA
'ors the registry law, and the erection Of new
capitol buildings
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MORE Ar fI26 sFs 30 Has TEEs STss IN
INDIAN VEGETlBLE DECOCTTON

INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOCTION.
The following strong testimony In favor az the
great efhcaoy of invaluab cd Ioe Prepa alton
y furnished without solici' alton, by Capt Josepo
Caokner, one OF our odest, most especially And
well known eiIens. The remar kable cure re ed
to IN she certih cate 10 the voaderful when N
10 stated, that the subject moro than eighty "a
old, and his disease had bs III ed the skill Of our mos
eminent physIoiars, untlllt com PEELED, finally
INDIAN VEGETABLES DECOC HON dead
all ye Who doubt, and profit BY the information give
IN the annexed certificate:
BALTIMORE, Sept. 6, 1885,
the nndcreil nod. having experIenoed the bene
hoial ELECTS Of MRS. NJ. COX'S INDIAN VEG
kfAbLE DECOCT1ON, does NOT hesitate To
recommend IL to the attention Of the public from
my own experlence, as well the test moRy of oth
ers. whose ntslg and srity ara aItox
uDQuestionatle. have no doub, OF its sf6oscy IN
al cases OF Carbuno BoIls Piles, Eruptions and
al Skln Diseases, oil of which have been am on
with for fourteen ears. After trying many adver-
tlsed remedies and eminent physicians, with no
material relief, nv friends advised me to try MRS
M: COX'S INDIAN VEGETABLE DECUC-
TON, and after . trial of months all apes rance
OF the disease has left me, and my skin 10 smootb
and clear az ever. My stomach is good, and better
than 1t has been for the last tive ears
JOSEPH CLACENRR,
.... mo. Alsaulth at "
For sale BY Chas. stott, corner OF Pa. avenue and
Its street, washington, ID. c.. and Frank b. Win
yer, corner X 1t. and Vermont avenue Ur. X. 8, r
Clsse! Genrketown, ID. c.; and Jas. Entwisle, Al
exandns. va; and Druggists generally.
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nPrlCIAN ANDOCULIST.-Dr WOLFsON
" 9Th st. 90 ner of Pa. avenue, oonln-
ues to furnish I'll requiring them it'll -Wn<
nls oeisb,s.sd Venezuelan and braxIi, VS.
IN s1 GkCHsrAL spccTACi.Es end s
hlShest prize at the Words Pair. Many thousands
i,.,d them No charse.to his customer. for
C,nsuINtions as an Oculisf. The reputa ion of his
Glsases to remedy near sightedness fnilirg sight
rn em me approach OF age OF from incrsss,rg GAIA
extremely moderate, AZ "a NJ IN an
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DROPOSALS FOR CIRCULAR MARKING
AND RATING STAMPS.
Posr OFFICE DEpARrMErr,

\
partment until the 2Ist day Of February, lass unit
the s.s. for tn; US:
nom tbs II Day OF April next. marking and rating
ne %.ftns .sm.. oi ,,..
ssS.r no, tie Of Of
consenlehoe and good taste may DICTATE; with the
Years. months, and days. blocks Of like material
Tth sum lent thumb screw for the same, Nth nan
, model mo.. convenient fOr gss. 10 proposals for
tiopal charge. per letter or figure. for insertin.
within the orols. when required. suon words and
SIs:s coS. az O 't s.1D: o,
other material equal thereto for the use of post Of
as. With q o ssd and sssss
or ihS railroad Or river lines with type for months
suitable thumb serev and h.r dies Of bsoi vsp ta
or eneI.y tree. Of model best adapted for the
c n1S Q, the stamp to b tho same a. de-
cIs"s ' crosis s Marking Stamp. of box wood
size OF ssss No /; with the name Of the ossos sns
state: With type for months and days Of printsrs'
Win thu%. screw and handles the same Is described
til from and amer the ID day Of July next. '' IN
Class &. Marking etamps for foreign males SINH
snS
adopted to ths above purpose.
with the Circular Stamps in glasses /, ? and 5 in
material handles. and work mans hi D, and such other
Rating stamps not named herein as may be re-
CURED. ofa like description. at Pro rata prices and
IL the style or material thereof shall be altered by
direction of the department. the price shall he in
creased or reduced IN the same proportion. viz:
PPaid MI.sent and forwarded
Missent Due
h sS:s Gs1S: 0uHn'''. free bfo's cent
ss sis s.ld!iIe
Proposals Tor Improved or Patented Stamps with
cylinders for the months and days. with points to
H 3. ta: with other
The riEht to change or alter the sly ofths stamps
served to the Postmaster General.
Proposals will he received for furnishing tks
OF the above named Circular stamps, or for sdeh
stamps Will So ordered for the different classes of
omces aRreeably to the rules now in force, and 90
oording to such rules and Iegula tions Of the de-
pertinent a. may hereafter be adopted In relation
The number OF Circular Stamps reauired, Der An
num- 10 estimated at $40 for the hrst GLASS, $40 for
the second GLASS 100 for the third GLASS. and lnO
required for the same period 10 estimated at 800
Models ofths stamps must accompany the pro-
Each bidder must furnish. with his proposals., ev-
idsnoe OF his ability TO comply with his bad.
and the STAMPS must be delivered at the Post Of
noe Department At the eXp ense of the contractor.
Proposals must be endured on the OUTSIDE Of the
s9vs"ps With e. rrGEpo:s, for Post Once Marlin.
Postmaster General. washington city, d. g.
de 1s-1av4w Postmaster General
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" mr. UIlman commences opera season
evening next.
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Softly!
She 10 living
With her lips apart.
softly!
she il dying
OF q broken heart,
Whisper!
She 10 gong
To her hnal rest.
Whisper.
LIfs 10 growing dim
Within her breast.
Gently!
She 70 sleeping;
She mas breathed her LAST
GENTLY
While you are weeping
She to Heaven has past!
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