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PROPOSALS.
DaOPOeALS FoR STEAM sCREW sLOoPs or
TAk.

NAVY DkPA RITZ xRT, June II, Rxt3.
fhe Navy DspsJ msLt viii, until The 18th aay OF
f6aetion and equipment Of ors or m~re steam
screw si0ops OF war, sf o. ont three thousand tons
United states meAs urement, as q donbie .decked
vessel.
The stsam msshneTy 10 consist of boilers having
not Jess thar zine huncre square feet OF crate
hsatns sarfacs with engines of Ii sient capacity
OF cylinder 20 worn OH the maximum eusutity OF
steam the boilers can be made 70 furnish. with
cenbustien CT not less than f1ur teen thousand
thonsand pounds # coal per hour To be ftte with
q surface eondeDse- having &c exposed surface Of
The boiler and condenser Su bes TO be OF brass
The screw and entire stern an cement, including
rudder- post and rudder 10 be of prsss and copper
TO be provided with eight blowing engines and
eight steam pumps
Ehe vessel to be furnished with mssts, ri ssing,
fails boats, tanks casks, furniture, spare machin
cry, snd tools, similar and in proportion te her
size as the steam screw shipe OF the navy. 70 be
in all respects ready for naval service 1T sea, with
the exception OF guns. ordnance and other stores
tags, alley and sooklng utensils, and ready for
officers and crew.
The coal tunker to be sufieie MT TO eontair not
less than six hundred and 6fty tons of GOAL
The tota, weight OF suns and ammu nfti ON Is esti
mated to weigh one hume red and twenty tons, And
The proposition M ust state the nams. Of the par
lies BY whom the bull IS vel as the machinery
are to be bnilt the gross for which the vessel
VIII be delivered complete at o navy yard, the
time within hieh she viii be completed, together
with the load drs n of water
The contract will embrace the usual conditions,
and the Department reserves the right to reject
sny or oil the proposals that may be made und der
this Advertisement, il in it's opinio !, the public
interest requires. ie IL sawt45
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ROPos sALs FoRCA sEH.
DEplRTNsNT or THE IEFRRioh,
WASulEGraU luna slod icl

CN
SEALsD PROPOSALS. win be received at this
third day Of July re1t, for furnishing .nd Con
OF the Patent Once building, including all mate
raIs and work N anship, except the iron piIasters
OF the lower tier of cases, the stsirwaya and the
railinss. These will be furnished by the Govern
Put them up
These Cases will Re 81 mi Lar in form aud con.truc
hon to those of the west wing, but the lumber
must be Of the best quality we'll SEASONED, and
tree from knots and shakea and the work must be
done in sha best and 10 ost workm anlike manner
abe eontractors will be required to furnish the
brass hinges and TO ft them in; also to farni.h
locks like those of the present subject to the
direction as it regards the keys, of the Commits
The VII ole wori to be finished through with
four eo&ts of MT posed of the best pure le
ground in oil The glass fnu.t b. equal IN every
respect TO that of the in the West Saloon and
must be well bedded and braided and left eleAn
and whole on the completion Of the contract
The plans may be seen at the Office of the Archi-
u ct of the q .. Capitol Extension, on the St
Ca0itO, Square every day, Sundays excep pied, from
6 m. to >. IN.
The Department reserves the ria ht to reject any
or al OF the bids il 1t considers it to the interest OF
the Gov. .rnment to do So Al bids must be ad-
dressed 20 the Department of Ihe Inte Tor and en-
dcrsed Proposals for Gases for the L 8. Patent
Office" The said bids will be opened at u oeloek
the aforesaid Sd day of July. in the presence
Of such Of the bidders as may proper TO attend
ia
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An Officer Shot aud Deserter Killed.

NoRRIsTowN, Pa, June 22.-Last night,
Daniel Eisenberry and NJ Wagner, special
BartoIet, enrolling officer, attempted to arrest
a deserter, named Howe, in Frederick town.
ship, Montgomery county. AdTittance TO the
blown by the parties in the house, and answered
by horns in different parts of the neighborhood.
The deserter fired from a window and shot
Bartolet, killing him instantly. As he was
firing the second time. the guard fired and
killed Howe 3
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RAID IN EAST TESNES~EE.
GFeat Length of Railroad Torn I'm h


MrRFREEsRORO-. June a..-News received
to-day from reliable sources indicate tina. Zen
GaGief has N" dc another raid into Tennessee
capturing Leno:'s Station, DESTROYING the tac
Tory o. iennr Brothers and other public build
ihgs. ahG l"ariTg up q great length OF railrol nd
track. lis force consisted o. two thousand
moun'ed Infantry. The rebels drew up in line
OF bat't" - London 10 receive tire Union troops
bH' GEL carter avoided tha. POM, and gave
out 20 clilItns mat he WIS going - Knox VILE
on FRIDAY night 70 sack and turn tnat civ. The
riii Is causing ilnInense excitement through /
Middle T Tennessee
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Rebel Reports Of Col. Monts s0mrry's Move.
mentS III Florida and Gearpia.

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The Democrat's Muir
treeshoro' dispatch gives the following:
The savannah Republican, OF the 10Th inst
says Jhat on the evening of the 7th the Federal
nunboats went 10 Altamaha 10 pillage plsn
tatios.
Another fleet started tor st. Johns river to
take possession of Jacksonville, and make an
incursion into the interior. Ia a recent rad on
Cambabee, Montgomery captured seven hua
dred and twenty negroes.
The 9TH Connecticut regiment is in garrison
at san Augustine, Florida.
There. is one Monitor at Hilton Head. All
the Others are at Stono.
Col. bowel and Col. Waits are candidates
tor GoNernorof Alabama.
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ID TO BUILDERS
Il ROp0SALS FOR BUILDING STATION
HnIEk METRlhD0II

Hot0B ftls mElhCEOiITAN m e..
MAYORS OFFICE, Washington June Is, 1889
Sealed Proposals end 1rsed : Bnilding Commit
tee Station Houses viii be received at the
Mayors Office until FRIDAY June 18th, at Ia
o'clock NJ. for the erection and COMPLETION of
Etation- House, to be located on North X street.
between 18th and 2lst streets.
An oath OF ale glance must accompany each bid.
ana L ] ~ a attot s.o V - oiuss s
vii! be explained 1T the Mayors Of;ce, from this
cate.
The right TO decline ary er all the proposals is
reserved if deemed for the interest Of the Corpo-
ration.
Ample security for the faithful performance of
the contract viii be reguired from the successful
bidder RICHARD WALLACH Mayor
John II SKMMES
President Board OF Aldermen.
ASBURY LLOYD,
President Board OF Common Council,
je 15let Building Committee
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INVASION OF KENTUCKY AND TEy.
NESNEE

IoHh u or.an. Win !.UOO Rebels, Crosses
the Cumberland.
LOUISVILLE, june 22-News reached head
quarters to-diy that joan Morgan, with $3.50
nrn: crossed the Cumberland river, near Car
th:.a", last might
Passengers repor; that there is considerable
sNGlrement at Gaila.in, Tenn, il having been
reported IDat force Of J,CGu rebels were ad-
NanclnS Oh th.tt place. Preparations Were
henE made 10 receive tl!eEl.
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q UARTHRMAsTER aEN1RALs 9 OFFIoI,

Owners of steam vessels are invited to send TO the
charter or sale.
Tenders should contain descriptions Of the
vessels, their dimensions, enrolled or registered
tonnage, actusi carrying capacity, material,
whether eoYpered. whether side wheel or pro:
pellers, whether iron copper fastened sire and
power Of engines and boilers; and should state the
price At which they are offered for long or short
oh arter with the estimated value Of the vessel in
case Of loss, or in case the Government should
prefer to purchase instead Of chartering.
Owners Of steam vessels already in the service of
the Quartermaster's Department are requested to
make known to the Department any reduction in
grant, and also the price 1T which they will be
willing to sell them.
Quartermaster General of the United States, At
Washington, and should be endorsed Proposals
for charter OF sale Of steamers"
When received, tkey will be considered, and the
Department will endeayOr to reduce the heavy
expense attending army transportation upon the
ocean and tide waters by substituting. wherever it
can do 50, cheaper vessels OF equal capacity for
lhose now employed IL. O. METGS,
mar N- -sm ouartermaster General.
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l,EA%D CGNCEHr TWICE A WEER-esery
u JoEDaT and THURSDAY AFTEhN0N-by
tie Washington City Brass Band MIR FFoisi,
leader, at Mr. FkEDERICK MARTIN 3 Lager
keeT G@.t teE ana Restarrant, East Capi-ol street,
ce-ner Of 6fh. Je LIN
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Accidental Death Of an Army Cores
Is .E1 p0ndent. 4

June 23.-Mr. L. N. Buckingham, correspon-
dent of the New York Herald, was yesterday
killed under the following circnmstances:-He
alrv fieht. and when five miles below that
point was chased by guerillas. He put spurs
TO his horee, which stumbled and threw MIN
on. breaking his neck and killing him instant-
ly His body and effects were TAKEN N enaIse
by Mr.. Wand, artist. ss
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY, STRAW, AND GRAIN

ASSISTANT QuARTE RxAsfEa's OFFioE,
Forage DtgertMeat, Cor. and 2<d streets, )
WAsBINGToN, ID. c.. april I6. 1853
WhITTkE PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing
HAY, STRAW, OATS, and CORN, for the use Of
this Depot. tc be delivered at the Railroad Depot
or at any OF the Government wharves in this city.
The propSsals to be addressed TO the under
signed, and they should state the quantity of
each article offered, also the prize and the date
Proposals will be received for five thousand
l5oI bushels of Corn Oats and ffty (5O) tons of
Hay or Straw, and upwards unless it should be for
the interesa of the Government to contract for :
less amount.
f2) bushels each, which are to be furnished ct the
cost Of the contractor.
The Hay and Straw to be securely baled,
All Grain and Hay offered to be 81 biect to rigid
Inspection by the Government Inspector.
Contracts will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidders, the interests of
the service may require. Good security will be
required for the faithful fullment of any contract
made under this advertisement
Payment to be made At the completion OF the
contract. 8. l.. BROWN,
pH-Sm Captain and A. @. NJ u. 8. A.
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From, Utah Territory

SALT LAKE CITY. June 22.-Fifty OF sam
Pasch's band have just been captured. Ten
Indians were killed at Government Springs
last Saturday. The Utes ara appearing in large
numbers in the southern settlements
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T q II h
IL L u M B u Ri
The lnde rsi Sned ig now receipt of two csrg0es
of assorted Lumber which will be sold cheap for
cash at his Wood, Coal and Lumber Yard, corner
A. street and the canal.
Je l7-2w~ GEO. l.. SHERIFF..
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri
L Der has detained from the Orphans' Court of
Washington county, in the District of Columbia.
Thomas Hughes, lase Of Washington city, d. O.,
deceased All persons having claims against the
same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber
on or before the 10Th day of June next; they may
otherwise by law be excluded from ali benefit of
the said estate. Given under my hand this 10th
day Of June, A. ID. 1868. JNo. II SEMMHS,
je H-law3wf Administrator
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PROPOSALS.
ID h o p U y A L>e.
oB,sr ASS + ouAA1rsxAsrrA,s osy,ss,

OH1DH ASS fQuARIRhhAerRRb Oyyle1,
Dssef sf Washiasfon. al Z sksa,
ssAa.D psosos AIS win ss ,ese,,ed at tins oa. %
Snsh s = 2 iss & = s:,osk for
:srves sss sss nns.s
states. in the city o. Eton, aad Also sissin
three niIss Of sad si'y fre the LIST OF July snsil
speei eeansni ser an the rsqu'rsasns b Of sush
s1r'aas can be seen at. .t this his emss.
TIE full name and pest efiee address Of he bid
' I'd IN mi shs nsas or sr
ssasssr.d a' the inSividsai proposal Of he party
fropoaai. fsem s,siesa, ,ortses ,esa rot Be con-
PEeposslS mus. hs sddressea 70 Cas s.ain Eaward
b. and .hsu ss s.ins marx azns
..Proposals Tor the Burial Of Persons dying Wsiie
H. r. the Hssy service or under the Of
GUARANTEE.
The IesRensibifity of sEe guar rsntors mast b
nssres. district Court or oftAe United States DIS
fhe sbiiisy of the bidder 10 fll the contract
should IL be svsrded 10 him, must be guaranteed
~ Two rssgos.ib!e persons. whose sxnatures are
tee must accompany th. bid.
B.odere mnst be present in pefspn when the bids
are opened. or their proposals viii not be conkd
Bonds in the sum Of Eve thousand dollars, signed
sy the contractor and both of his guarsntor', win
the contract
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
We OF the county of -. and state Of -
ard - fthe county of -, and State Of do
nsrshy guaranty - is able TO fulfil eonar act
In accordance with the serms ef his proponitiaa
An1 that, shonld HIS p-eposition be aocspted he
Herewith
should the contract be awarded him, ~s are PRE-
e1red to become his securities
ITO this guarantee must be appended the oasoiaI
csrtidcate above mentioned
The right 30 reject any or all bids that ~ be
deemed too high ia reserved by the Depot Quarter
master.
Informal proposals will be geteeted.
EDWARD L. HAHTZ,
5e n-td Captain and 4. q. n U. s. A.
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q. IN REWARD.-Rscaped from the Washing
sp i OU ton city Jail Of the Diatrict of Oolumbis

SlCU ton city Jail Of the District Of Oolumbs,
on the night Of the 18th Of April inst; 1863.
age in about n years. feet 8inches high; light
brown hair cut abort aad when long WAS com bed
and 8tAmmering speech.
Also, JOHN HANDING, about 45 or 90 years Of
ara; feet g or inches high; very sharp features
hair and side whiskers grey mixed; full and rolling
eye and intellectual forehead:
a years Of age; light brown hair cut very short;
low forehead: has . grum frowning look fair com
plexion and pox marked. All OF them had leg irons
on when they leff the Jail.
The above reyard win be given for their pre-.
District Of Columbia or $50 for either one Of said
prisoners WARD Il LAM0N,
ap l6 U. 8. Marshal.
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MAOKuHEI.-NACKuRE
Best in The market. Said low St
JONES & CO.'S,
nv Cerssr Eighth md p streets,
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THOICE OLD RYE AND -I191t
u MON0NGAHELA WHISKY
We have on hand superior old Monongahsla,
choice bye, old Nectar, old Family Nectar and old
Cabinet Whistles.
We are also agents for the sale of Messrs. Kohler
< Frehlina's California Native Wines and Bran
dies The following are our brands: Anglica Port.
Brandy EGAN Il PERRIE,
ie fo.6t Corner of 9Th and streets.
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CANTERBURY HALL.
L0UIEIANA AV., HEAR EixfH BRHsES
THE MUsIC HALL or FHR VI

L0UISIANA AV.. HEAR EsxfS BYHsEs,
THE MUSIC HALL OF THE WORLD.
Undouo,e ly the greatest 90 cembinstien Of
ever embraced in one orsapisation.
THE COOLEST HALL IN PHE CITY
HAGNl NlFIcENT BILL
NEW BALLET. &c.
a New Sensational Drama IN one act,
YOUNG AMERICA AND OLD IRELAND;
oRTHB
LONDON CORRESPONDENT IN CAMP
PADDY Murphy of the Irish
Brigade. George h, Bdasor
MISS EVA BRENT,
Undeniably the most attracive SOnsstrees on the
American Stage.
Last week of the y"nns ard cha rmipg Danssuse
HIhS KATE PENNOYER.
NKW ACES,
INOREAsED ATTRACTIONS.
First week Of the celebrated Clog Dancer,
NH HARRY KELLY,
From the principal Music Halls in London
First week OF the lovely Danseuse
MISS ELLA WERNER.
Jirst week of the charming Spanish Ballet;
LES INTRIGUE DESPAGNE,
In which The Court of Beauty rppears.
GRAND MATINEE
NEXT SATURDAY AFTERNOON,
Admission rs and 80 eenss. Private boxes holding
SIX persona $S. Doors open 1t 71a o'clock. Per-
fCfnanre ats.
METROPOI ITAN Hall
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AUDUBONs BIRDS OF NORTH AMERICA.
beautifully .eolored figures of birds. each of the
sire of hfe, with the trees and plants most FREE
quentsd By them il for ssle & by the nnaersigasd
huge folio atlas OF plates and seven oatavo vols
ofie1 I, in fne, new binding;
fr FhANCk TA1L0h.
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PENN. AVENUE. BETWEEN llTH AND I2TR STREET
THE COOLEST PLACE THE CITY.
NEW ENGAGEMENT
OFT ogLEBRA
PARLOR OPERA COMPANY.
For sHoR SEASON.
SCENES AIRS,
DUETS, TR,0S,
WHOLE ACTS,
OF TEE MosT POPULAR
ITALIAN,
GERMAN AND
ENGLISH GREKAs.
BRILLIANT COSTUMES
FULL ORCHESTRA!
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n9-This celebrated company has won host of
admirers during iIs stay at New York, Philadei
phia. etc. Therefore, the frields Of music should
not IaFs the ppo .tuIiGy row presented of ENJOY
ing few evenings: amusement
Asnasicn Is ceIts Opened att clock
EESZE d MEkRLEiV,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AMUSUM ENTS.
GROWERS ThEATRE.
PANEsYLvAEIAA AvEN c near Willsrd., Hots

LAST WEEK But ONE OF FHR sHASoN
THistWednesiayl EVEN IN9, June A.
Last light but ore OF the No ost brilliant speetas-
su-cesstul pla, OF the last Eve years. The ereat
Eueeess sf the pfeaeBt eeasop. Dion BoeecauIt' q
Great 1ris sxpsaI ional play in three acts, the
COLLEEE BAWk.
FBE BRIDES 0HH'GARRYowsN
With powerful cast. employing susan nenp
!s,hel Isxemsn. Mrs Germon, Mrs Muzsy. Msssrs
u Ward Chas. DaI ron. Ben Rogers, J L. Whit
ing, G. T. Wilson, W H. Bokee.
Act The lake OF KillaIney
Act 1.-THE Water Gave.
Act JII-The BAH Room in Castle Chute
E.ida, -Beneft of Ben Rogers.
- Admission o., IS, AID 20 cents No extra
charge for secured seats
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nFpLY OF MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM b. FRANK
IL LIN 20 the Report OF the Committee On the
Osnssss Of The War. vita Rhas q PA sSSiHtros.
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GpRACR'S RACES OF THE oLD WORLD.
ID Lyell's Antiquity of Man. y.
Huxley's Origin Of Species.
Huxleys Evidence as to Mans place in Nature.
Darwin's ORR gin of Species.
Prichards Natural History Of Man; vol. and
Mott and q Giaddor g Types Of Mankind.
Mott and Gladden's Indigenous Races of the
Earth.
10 10 kHANOk TAILOH.
REERI6KRATOKS.
JUST Received Q large assortment from PhilAdel-
mia and New York. H
UpTieht with and without Water Coolers. 3SlIo1
Chest kefrigeratofs with Coolers and Stone l6
=. H. & II, I. q RR6ORY,
my 32l Pc, sysnRs.
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r0n TEA-TEAf N-F#
lou CHESTS OF Green and Black Tea how on
s"1- v KING & BURCHELL,
eorcsr 18th street and Vermont av
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KENDALL'S
lHBOLISE FOR TIE HAIR.
ANseklEE
BobSyEES,
-z
BEAU5IE}ES,
oDoRAIES,
kEN6HTHgSS,
sNVIGORAyRS,
NOERISHES,
EABEEEESHES

the HAIR.
BENpALEs AMBoLKHB is a rare compound %
stimulating ex tracts from Flowers, Roots, aAd
Herbs for the GROWTH, BEAUTY, aud PER-
NAEKNT yIGoR OF tue HAIR
Rish'y beneficial whose the hair Peqnises y
gentle stiHuiant.h - DR. CHILT0N.
"Bave never hsd snything which perfectly
answers the PuFposs OF . hair dressing.''
WARREN WARD. Esq..
No. Az Canal street, n. Y.
After beips bald for seven years your AHB0-
LRAR has covered the entire scalp with NEW
EAIR.n Prof JOHN SBNIA,
No. 3j king stHeet, N. r.
Fer sale by all Druggists and Fancy Geoas
Dealers. Put in boxes, tcontainins two bsts!ss,)
psiee 81.
Manufactured and for ssle at Wholesale by
KENDALL & BANNISTBR,
Je 1e-en No. 5l2 BROADWAY, Vt.
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HAPRIEESs Oh hIsxRYI-THAT IS rH1
faAS caBISsT OF esH5siSSsI1Rs eW3NSIRs. " SNAronM
spd MEDICINE have determined..resardless OF
arpense-to issue free (fof the beneht Of SUFFERING
karnanity foxV Oh their most Instructive and inter-
esting Lectures on Marriage and its Disqualinca-
aestion, Weakness, Depression, or isnorsnce Of
thyaiolcsy and Natures Law. These invaluable
esyfns thousanAs, and win Be FORWARDED free tAs
peeeivt Of four stamps, By addressing Sscseeyy
DroAHway New York. ~ u.H
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PATENT GALVANIZED OVENS,
which We will sell lower than they have been sold
In this city before. We have No. 2 to No.7.
1.H. d II. j. GREGORY,
my 3-r 321 Pa. avenue, near eth strest.
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have just received per schooners George 3.
Adansn and y. w, from Boston, lnrEs supply
Iosr for sals at the lowest market price, In guam.
fttiss to suit purchasers.
Hotel Keepers sutlers and sll others In want Of
prime article Of Cider are invited to call and sx-
anime this before purchasinE slsswhefs;
Union BottIins Depot, 81 Green st.,
8ru Georgetown. d. O.
The daily Green Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1861-1865, 1863-02-13

100000 s ALf 1Y Or FESAHE NNT .4ss AsESFs F.T8 TH
COUNTY COLORED MAP OF THE UNITED
STATES, CANADAs AND NEW BRUNSWICK
From recent eys completed August 10, 1862; cost
s2o,ooO to engrave It and one years time. ,,..,
ELL and sells at the low price Of fifty cents 10000 names
epgraved this map. 1t is not only County Map,
COUNTY AND RAILROAD MAPl
ofhe United states and anadas combined in enc, giving
EVERY RAILROAD STATION
aud distances between.
Guarantee any woman or man 50 to S. per day, and
will take back all maps that cannot be sold and refund
Send for 81 worth totry.
Printed Instructions how we furnished all
wsnted-Wholesale gents for our Mapsn every State
California, Canada England, France ard Cuba. for
No cOmpetition J. LLOYD, No I64 Broadway, N. Y.
| The War department Map of Virginia, Mary
land and PennsyVans, cost 600 on which marked
Antietam Cre~k, SharpSburgh, Maryland Hghts, Will
Transport Ferry Rhorersvle Nosnd's Ford and all other
on the Potomac, and every other place In Maryland
| Virginia, nd Pennsylvania, or money refunded
! LLOYDtS TYPOGRAPHICAL Map OF KENTUCKY,
OHIO, INDIANA AND ILLINOIS,
b the only authority for Buell. and the War Depart
ment Money refunded to any one fndingan error in it
| Price 80 centst NT
,,.... From the Tribune, Aug
! "LLOYD'S NAP OF VI GINIA MARYLAND AND
PENNSYLVANIA A-This Map is very large; its cost Is
but % cents a3di the best which can be purchased
u RIVER-From Actual Surveys by Capts. Bart and VIM
Bowen, Mississippi River Pilots, uf ST. l0us Mo shows
every man plantaton and owners from St Louis
to the Gulf of heXc l}5) miles-every sand-bar, is
land town. landing and all place 20 miles hack the
riyrrcoored in count es and States Price, IN sheets
81 pocket form, aud 50 50 Linen, with rohers Ready
Sept. %
NAVY OEPAETMENT, WASHINGTON, Sept II, 1862
Ut LLOYD 's--Sr. Send me your Nap OF the Mssis'
spp River, with price per hundred copies RearAdmj
raj Charlie H. Davis, commanding the Mississippi squad
ron Is authorized to purchase as many as as re-
qured for use Of that squadron.
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