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ID R0P AIS FOR WOOD,
Hedd9na1terS Department Of WASHINGTON,
Office of Chnf Qnartermast.

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT Of WASHINGTON,
G1fcs Of Ch4f Qna,tern1nsts1. )
Washipg son, d. O March p, 1854
the troops IN sDd around the forts ssrsiuafter
ss.cifed from part e5 epiDg wood OF wood lands
ID t! vic ity OF the same VIZ:
Norm OF the Potonac-Forts Sanner, Mansfield,
R Rryssds t linn, Gang. Rene. Ksarnsy De
HI, bsrstogs, Tha' and LiEcoln, and Batteries
sns AIDE, i'm ball Psrrott, and Cameron.
East OF Eastern Branch Potomao--Forts Greble,
Carroll Snyder, Stanton, Baisr, Davis, Dupont,
sous OF Potorsc-fOrts Marcy. e nan Allsn, O.
Z Smith, Bennstt, De kalb, Oorcorau, Hsesarty,
woodbury., Whipple, Cass, Tillinshsst, Craig. and
Proposals will be received under this advertise.
ment for wood anywhere within the limits Of the
Department Of Washington for supply of troops in
said Department
For wood standing price per corf).
2, For wood felled by the United EtateB Eoai.
resIs or otberw price par cordl.
8. For wood CUT and corded on the ground
tity, and quality ofthe wood, and its distancs from
the nearest fort, camp or stati IN for troops.
zach bidder must attach his full name and post
ON 90 address to his bid, and the Of ali par
pes Interested In the proposals must appear in the
Bids will be opened from time to time, and con.
tracts or purchases made as the wood may be re-
The tight is reserve to accept all or any part of
No verbal prop, .itiors viii be entertained, but
every bid. or modification OF the same, must be 10
Proposals should be endorsed "Proposals 70:
"00'' anu ADDRESSED % ELIAS M. CREME.
Lieut.. Col. and Chief Quarterm sister,
mh2o-bs Department OF Washington.
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LEO SEB.-A laughable yet Notifying
incident occurred at merry making in the
upper part OF the city OF Memphis recently.
Music and dancing were the order OF the even
ing, at private residence, where some twenty
couples had congregated to pass pleasant
evening. In order TO make room for the
eaBcers, stove was removed from the
room, and the hole by which the pipe passed
snrough the second floor CO yered with small
piece OF thin beard. 1t so happened, untor-
tunately, that the pipe had been held in its
place by small sheet of tin, which had tue
aperture cut IN the middle. The upper apart
msnf, IN " Mich this man trap was situated,
was used ny the ladies as sort Of retiring
room ne, to which they repaired whenever they
wished to re arrange their disordered gar
meRts, smooth their tresses or re. powder Their
eheeks. Late in the evening a romping lass
CT iull proportions rushed hastily into this
room 70 improve her toilet when, unlnckiiy,
she bore her dainty foot and her one hundred
ard sixty pounds ayOirdupois, upon the afore-
said weak and treacherous board. As YOU
nave already anticipated, 1t gave way with
crash, and down she came, driving her
comedy limb through the orifice, far above the
knee, ard what is worse, the iukged edges OF
the tin would not allow her TO withdraw II.
The merry groups down stairs were startled
D. the apparitIon OF neatly stockinged, finely
tapered leg hanging above their heads, be-
tween the uDpias tered joists of their extern.
pore dancing hall. There were screams and
confusion on tie part Of the ladies, and a
rushing up to their unfortunate sister, while
TIE others locked the other way, OF course.
To he sure the exhibition would have been
considered all right in the ballet, hut this
did not happen 10 be in the ballet. To make
the matter as bret as possible, we would aid
mat par OF timers shears were brought
into requisiton tefore the damsel W As released.
Afhough her distress and confusion would
not permit of her appearing again that evea-
Ing, the remainder of the party continued their
festivities until the small hours.
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o u FL q 4 A l. .
HeadqEarters Military District Of Washington,
Prorost Marshal Office,


WasAins ton, d. G., March 81, 1884,
Gensras Orders, No, 3-In order to remove
facilities for deserton and to guard against the
recurrence Of gross impositons which have
been practised on United Sts.es soldiers nv
some OF the dealers in milita.y ciothing in this
OF April, 1864, the sale o. articles OF clothing Is
enlisted men of the U.ited States army within
the limits OF the District of Columbia will be
conducted nnc er military regulations usual at
military posts. Dealers in such articles will
be required 70 obtain from the Provost Marshal
q license to sell to enlisted soldiers. licensed
dealers Will be permitted to sell to enlisted men
IN the United States service, unGerclothing,
multary hats and caps, boots and shoes, and
SKY Diue military pants. For the sale of other
cIothihg 10 enlisted men, special permits from
the Provost Marshal will be required in each
Marshal for dealers license must be recon.
mended BY some person of known loyalty and
approved by the Mayor Of the city of Washing.
ton or GEORGETOWN, respectively, according to
the location OF the place Of business (Which
must be specified in the application lof the party
ton must certify to the loyalty and good char.
acter OF the applicant.
All licensed dealers shall post In conspicu.
Gus position in their places Of business a pla.
card bearing the words, Licensed by Military
Authority" No dealers, licensed or otherwise,
any enlisted soldier.
Any party selling articles of clothing to en-.
listed United States soldiers in the District OF
Columbia after the publication Of this order
without license, or exchanging clothing, will
be subject to the penalty of Imprisonment,
closing their places Of business, and confisca-
tion OF their stocks.
By command of Brig. Gen. Martndaie:
7. INGRAHAM,
mn 3l-lw Colonel and Provost Marshal,
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PROPOSALS..
DROPOsALS FOR STEAM PUMPS, BOILERS,
AND PIPE.
CHIEF QuARrERMAsTsR's OFFIoE,
DEFUI VI " hoHI -Nr =
WAsHINGTON. ID. C., April ] :,


WAsHINGTOS, ID. O., April J, tS5il q
sealed Proposals viii be received at this OH ce'
unit, Monday, April nth 1854 at l. clock m. for
Qhio Railroad depot. in the city of Washington,
ID. C.. OF the following named articles viz:
list. One No. Worthington Steam Pump, COM
plete.
I'd. One Steam Boiler, 8 feet long, feet in diam
eter with 20 tubes feet long "a INCHES in diane
ter. fire box feet deep, 2feet high, Eches wido
similar 70 the new boiler now in use at Mount
Pleasant Hospital, near the city of Washington
Sd. Four hundred 1907 feet of Water Pipe, least
iron, 27s inches in diameter -
The above named articles, offered by the sue.
cessful bidder vii be subjected to rigid inspec-
tion before accepted, payment for the same to be
made upon the delivery and acceptance of the
whole amount.
Delivery of the articles named will be required
to be completed within thirty 800 days from date
of contract.
Bonds in sum equal to the whole amount of the
contract signed by the contractor, and two q re-
sponsible persons, the responsibility of whom
shonld be certified to by some officer of the Gov
eminent known to this office. will be required
Proposals from dsloyal persons Will not he con.
sidered, and an oath of allegiance must accompany
each proposition.
PrSposals must be plainly marked Proposals
for Steam Pump, Boiler, and Pine. - and addressed
to the undersi gned. d. H. FUCKER,
Brigadier General and Chief Quartermaster
apiSt Depot OF Washin gton.
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THE EVENING STAR.
SHADE W s.

Together, at home in the parlor,
We sat chatting gayly and free;
] know was pleased with his nonsense,
And guess he was pleased too. with me;
Nen We seen, as you've sat in the ianlplight,
How oddly the shadows oft fall,
Well-vill you believe its-hi+shadow
Was kiBsiIg mine then on the wall.
think it was awful, but somehow
II all appeared perfectly right:
You know, things don I look in the daytime
The same as they seem in the night
j eur pose it was horrible-yery
And scarcely dare tell you that when
i saw them once more tn ere. his shadow
Was kissing my shadow again.
This. cure, was beyond all endurance,
And should have been stopped-it is true;
but " hen shadows set mp to act so,
hat can poor little girl dor
1t should, acknowledg e, have threatened,
And shaken its dear little list
Alas for depraved human nature,
10 inst puf pp us month 10 be kissed!
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pRoP0sALs FOR HATS, GAPS, SHOES, DRY
L GOODS, SEWING MATERIALS. DO,
HEADQUARTERS DErENcBs or WAsB,,orou
Odifs of Chef lnnrfe1 m asta& ~

HEADQUARTERS DEFERcBs OF WASHINGTON
OFee Sf Chef Quarte,moste,
v,,,, WAsHINGfos, March ss lssa.{
WRl1THH PROPOSALS will be received at this
once until further NOTICE, for furnishing the fol-
lowing articles for use of contraband men women
and children in this Department. Brosans. rus
set, &C. and other serviceable Boots and shoes
Tor men: women snd chidren's wear,
Chip, felt and woollen II U.s. and cloth Oaps
keFseys, Linssys. Ginghams, Blankets, and other
woollen and cotton goods. ''
HICKORY stripes ttcr Shirts Bed Ticking mn.
bleached Muslin. and woollau Socks.
spool Cotton, black and white Linen Thresd
Bone Euspsnder Buttons large Button for coats
White porcelain Buttons Yarns, Needles, and
other sewing materials aud TRIMMINGS - ,
Samples bouls be sent with each bid at tho ex-
pense OF the psrty forwarding the same
oa1h OF allegiance should accom- oany each bid !
NO verbal propositions will be entertained bnt
writing. " :"
Purchases will be made from time to time a. the
aooes are needed, under contract or otherwise as
The interest OF the service may require
Good security will be required for the faithful
.isement.
Proposals. should he sealed and addressed to the
uBd ersisned and endorsed rtpossls for fin rnisb
ing Dry Goods, &o.' ELIAS N GREENE,
Lieutenant Colonel and Chief Quartermsster.
mn 20 Wt Department of Washington.
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PROPOSALS.
EREsH BKIP ron THE NAVY.
NAVY DRPARfMRHP,
BUREAU OF PRoyIsinSs AVN In oruIya

NAVY DEPARTMENT, } (
BUREAU OF Provisions AND 0LoTHlNo,S
March 81, 1854. !
sBALxD PROPOSALS win be received at this BIZ
reau until O'Clock p n . on the IIth AurN proxi.
me- for the So pply OF tsn taoussni pounds of Fresh
nainder OF the fiscal year ending June So 1854.
The Beef mus bs ip equal propo tions Of fore and
fiRd quarters, the best the market affords aud
must be offered for by the pound
Bends With approved security win be required ia
one half the es'i ated amount of the contract aud
twenty per centum in addition will be withheld
from TIE amount of each payment to be m sde, as
collateral security for the due performance of the
is fully com plied with -
Every offer must be accompanied las directed In
the act OF Congress making appropriation for tina
naval service for 1857. approved 10th August
1885, by written guaranty sisned by one or more
responsible persons, 70 the effect that he or they
undertake that the bidder bidders will If his or
their bid be accepted, enter into an Obligation,
within hse days with good al sufficient sureties,
No proposal will be considered unless accomps-
ned by such guaranty and by salts factory evidence
that the bidder has the license required by Law OF
Congress. NH n st
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SAfter boy had called several times at a
store In bennington, Vermont, the other day,
what he desired Of that gentleman. sOh, moth
Ing" was the cool reply, shis house is on fire.
e|"Johr," said father 10 his son one day,
when he caught him shaving the doua off his
upper lip, '.dont throw your shaving water
cut where there are any barefooted bows for
they might get their feet nricked,
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TWO THOUSAND CORDS or WOOD WANTED.
CAVALRY BUREAU,

CAVALRY BUREAU,
-. OFfIoE OF CHEF QUARrBKMAsrsa
WdShington, ID. C., April 2 1854 I
Sealed Proposals will be receive at this office
to IL O'Clock on FRIDAY, April eighth 18th J for
the delivery "a, e. Gies6oro Point, .; Of
OF coed, sound, merchsntaSle Oak Wood
Each proposal must BIS accompanied BY q susran.
ty for its faithful performs .e aud by the oath OF
ale gisnca to the United States
saeosssfui bidders yin be required to enter into
for the faithful performance thereof.
cords and . Yards
Each Iroposs must be endorsed - Propo.al for
WOOD, and addressed to the undersigne1.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved,
JAMES A. EKIN,
Lie dtenant Colonel ard Chief Quarssrmaster
sp2 81 Cavalry Bureau
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Headquarters Military District of Washington,
a0 Washington, D. c., February 10, 1864. I
General Orders No. 3-Col. T. Ingraham, 3eth
Massachusetts volunteers, is hereby detailed
as Provost Marshal Of the Military District I
Washington. He will be respected and obeyed
accordingly.
By command OF Brig Gen. Martindale.
JOHN p. SHERBURNR,
lie l6.tf Assistant Adjutant General
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raises to visit the Army Of the Potomac.
l. Applications must be made at the office Of
maJsr LOUIS FL. Pelouze, No. BOB street, be-
tween 18th and 18th streets, between II a. m
and p M, except Sundays, Major Pelouze
Is authorised to sign the passes.
2. II not granted at the office OF Major Pc
louze, the decision is final, and no reference
need be made at the War Department
g. Posses cannot be given to females to visit
the army.
By order OF the Secretary OF War
T.. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AiIutant General
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War Department, Adjutont Generals Omec,}
Washington, March II, 1864. (
All applications for leaves of absence or per.
missioa to visit Washington must be addressed
to Major General HaIlecS Chief of staff. and
must specify the business for which the officer
desires the permission. kilograms addressed
direct to the Secretary OF War on this subject
By order OF the Secretary of War: " =
+. ID TOWNSEND
Assistant Adjutant General
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PERSONAL.

AIRS L. SMITa-AN EXCzLLaNF OLAiR-
w voyant and Test Medium 5 so st near 4th de
scf bes and oommupicates with spirit friends,
gets names, e1smines diseases perfectly. magma
tfses, ads tie future. Hours from 10 . till 8
Pm. Sittipas 81. NH Tim
NRE. WhIN Ii CURING HOPELESS CAsK5
AYl OF DISEASE
By Magnetism AMI Electricity,
When all other treatment fails. Gall and see tes-
timonisls at AS z street, Warrington. .
nh s I'M
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M ASuINGTON ARSENAL
w ...... WASHINGTON ID O. March ae 1a,.


w WAsHIsGros. D. O., March as, 1864.
PROPOSALS viii! be received until April 10 at this
Arsenal Ior furnishing the following bujldig ma
ierials deliverable at the Wharf at southeast
of Arsenal grounds S,o
800 yellow Pine Piles. middle diameter one foot,
ranging in length from y to 50 feet, as follows:
80 Piles, D to q feet, -
LOO Piles, "a to Il feet
ITO Piles, % to 30 feet.
rs Oak Piles, middle diameter one foot. ranging
In length from p to 50 feet as follows:
81 Piles % to % feet,
10 Piles, 81 to 81 feet,
So Piies. 80 10 IS feet
Is Piles, 3S to ~ feet,
Piles, so feat.
400 running feet Oak strip gers, middle diamatsr
one loot, to cut 20 feet faced one side.
round " ''
AGO" running feet Oak stringers middle diameter
one foot to cut &c feet. round.
So runring feet sQusre Oak Timber, foot K
foot to cut q feet
l5,ur superficial feet of two inch Oak Plank to
cut IL feet. being 30fN0 lumber feet.
email legs for cTibbinR and aooring diameter 5
TO inches and to cut feet long; enough to cover
$500 superficial feet, being, gay. 9O6Op running
tett or II i sticks feet long, III cords of wood
Proposals win specify at what time deli veries
will be com pleted. j. &. BENTON
NH 26 l3t Captain Commanding
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SEoRET DlsEAsEsl ssOREr DIssAssats
sAMARITAN,s GI4T!
SAMARITaNS GIFT

TIL MOST CERTAIN REMEDY lvHR USED
GONORRHEA. CLEFT. STRUCTURES. dc.
Only Ten Pals to be Taken TO E6s,t a Curs.
They are entirely vegetable having no smell nee
6s OF m
In enty four hours" Prepared By srsdusto
1d % sas 9s
10 EXPOSURE, NO TROUBLE, NO CHANGE wHAfRvER,
Let those VINO have desIsirsd OF getting cured,
"e''a'' ~ 81 ssSsMAR tTANs GIFT.
Pr.cs-Msis packages, ga Fenale. s..
sok saSsR sG sSRss H2P1Iss
sOALss. BOILS SYPHILIS Oh VI
N1REAL DIsIAsES, SO.
SAMAR41AN,S ROOT AND HERB UlCES.
MAKITANS ROOT. AND HnaB JUICE, is the
prescribed il reaches and eraiicates every particle
OF the venereai poleon, SO that the cure tho ouss
a1d .ss 5s o 70
'er' Is H6T ai''r
A1I ROOF g
vii! remove every ysstss Of impurities from the
system, a. vel as all the bad effects Of Mercury.
In many aasctiops with which pa neers Of Re-
m6st happily adapted, in Ules rated Uterus, in
Whites, in bearing down, Falling of the Womb,
Debility, and for all complaints incident to the SEX
sAMARIrAN's cHANoRl WASH
Iishosb CO.. Box Isl phil.dslDhia Posi-
Sold By 8. CALVERT FORD, corner o, 18th An
HINRY COOK, Alexandria. mayo II
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
ANB OHIO RAILROAD.
~ 81 IS 81

IL
On and after Wednesday. January 18th. 1884, ds.;y
trains will be run between Washington and New
York. and Washington and the west a. follows:
ROR PRlLADHPHIA,Nl v YORK snd BOSTON
Leave Washington ct and 10 as A. n. and
and 80 p. NJ. except Sunday. On SUNDAY, ct 80
2. II. only
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Warrington At $40, and lo;S A.. n.
On Sunday. at A. M. and s and 80 P. NJ, only.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WEST.
Leave Washington at $50 and A. M. and 50
2. n. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday. ct Z 30 r.
u. only.
FOR WARRINGTON AND THE SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at $50. ITO, 8,4j and 9.4O A
On Sunday. ct 4.le and 8. 40 A. nj. and 40 P, N,
FOR ANNAPOLIe
Leave Washington ct 6.2 A. NJ and l3 P, n,
Leave Baltimore At 10 A. II. and 5.l5P.M.
Trains leaving Warrington at A. n. and
$50 P. NJ, 20 through to New York without
change Of cars, Sleeping Oar $50 p. NJ. train.
*The Hrst and fourth trains from WASHINGTON,
and third and 6fth trains from Baltimore. stop Of
all way points.
TO-, apply to George 9. Koonts, agent at wash
snSton btation, or ct the Ticket Ohhcs.
W.P. SMITH Master Of Transp't'n.
l.. II. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
10 20-n fIntel. h Chron.D
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0sI.s ogAa.EsxAsrrs's ovp1os.

WASHINGTON DEPoT, Dec. 8, 1888
e 4 = :ss;;
thsss Dsesi, With Hay Corn 3.t. and strS. aver Oh
DusSe, w Be ascsssa fps the esssry Of
nus; q Il: ana s
iatss ct Which they win make deliveries the reat.
cred the time when said dsivsrsss shs Is Be- so
msnced, and when to be completed
~, Ias price must be written out In words on the
Corn to be put DIP IL 5000 stout sacks, of .bou,
bushels each. The SACKS to bs farnished 1ithous
extra charge to the Government. The hay sna
The psrticucr Kind or description Of osts, corn,
cay or to be delivered mort be stated
All the articles offered under the bids a.rsip IN
yited will be subject to . rigid Inspectors By the
vii Sc awarded from So'd time to t. to
he lowest rssponsbs bidder a. the tnterest of the
made chen II. whole s1aeunt contracted ior shsi
haze aye bsee delivered : and sessp,ea -.
wfh sbss BY
contract tor the same, With good and uaeient
a 90
With the terms Of this I'd ment; and in
*.
the Offer OF said bidder and the asIt iosessrsspon
nele bidder :: the psrsoD to whom the oontrsct
The sssRonsisilitY Of The su..r.ntors na.. ,.
xtiornsy osnestor Of cassom. or any oeher on h.
under the United States Government or rs-
BE- II
u snd .as... Of each eads,
must Be iesiblS *:itssp IL the proeo..i A '''e'
Proposals must be addressed TO Brig Gen. D q
5. G: and should 5. plainly marked Proposals
'0f ka nS9 mm .ousl 70 tie .moupt Of tho CON
trast, signed By. the eontrsstor. and BOTH Of his
Sparsntors will DO requ red of the successful bid
bsne eonds ms,
DO obtained upon application At this OH %.
~ HoRA Or PROPOSAL. ...
fTo"n' County and sttihs sts1-
.a Co e. ss:,!:
sssas q yss; :SSss..' :n.ot. in.!.ns s,sse:.!:
VIZ bSshsis q Corn in sacks. .. -psr su,hslof
- ssisis Il Oats, in sacks, st - per ba.hsl of
- tons 81 b.lsd hay, st - per ton o, 5000
- tons 81 balsd Straw. at - per ton Of 1000
Of, les and to be pistsd on or before the
sasst
Nth and seSgEe, wthn the spss:
be.u ia acoep d Your oSsdient servant. ''a 49,
General Depot enWsE .ss9n.ss9 D q,
aUARATY.
r. We, she vndernsnsd residsnts Of -. in shs
.od ana ss:s Of II:
ss.ss' and IL case sss iofsse!ss I'D q
s ss s:ss 81 +; 4:
t. &. q ssssa 7
1853, under which the bid was made, and, in case
aforesaid, We guarantee 70 make good tie Giisr-
snce between the offer By said - and the next
t t1.sss tts.p9n sbs bidder the person 70 whom
Given und,r our hands and seals this - day Of
rs tss :a1]
hereby oeI tify that, 10 the best OF my know
ledge and belief, the above named eusrantors are
good and sufficient - sureties for the amount for
To be lied By the Unite States District At.
1nasg ssd q on other
'' '''0' A''"A " 'A ' > Il. RuGklg,
De ST Brig. Gen. and Q d.
CHIlI QUARTIRMAsTIRpOIYI - !,
wa.s... nsso B. q e. % s.sa..s T. fss.
.r one. Surnisar., GsIn.ss. and s.ddisry -: r.
s:ss :s.sd p1oe Sasf II IT, !.
S:.s; . &: p: ssi:: 4 sss III 3 ~
b Obtained vithout dsisy and ~ the lowest price
gus:d f. 'f -. x ses
"a. sS rs.Si.r a.n.r. and Shisi
jas II Depot Of Washington.
FUR NIT u K "A
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OVERLAND CALIFORNIA ROUTE.

p.o,o Washinsio. Gity Mafsn 2, 1854
& sffid:s P.s. ss,,, 10 sSn7s;ias shs mai. q
IsrriteIiss q ooLo..Do UT.a, and NEyApA. from
iss ~ s bs to the r. Of
susins the overland rout9 to californis.
Route No. "A, e6e--From Atchison, Kansas, or Saint
yosspl; Missouri issS to SAT- Lake City. Utah
ing such Offices may be the route
Schedule from LIST Of April TO Is, Of December, %
Lave A,ohis,n or s sns Joseph daily, ats m;
nf,i,s 81 sals Lake City eleventh day. By II a
BY D m. t24S hours;)
Sth.dr!s from Isl Of December TO LIST Of april, a
Leave Atc sise OF ss,.t Joseph daily; asa M;
arrive q sait Lake City fourteenth day, oy ..
:.Ss =: y isss Cit, = daily .y;:
Sos 70 sitsad The Sslls service from Sal. Lax.
supplying Denver 0oIss.do territory. Saiiy A bS
With the Ain line. vii be cons.dsrsd '0HA'' lions
service on this route e1te AIDED be let, that
sc@mssoe service on the ist July, 1854. '"
Pacific coast to be sent By sea.
UTAH TERRITORY
s h,ts CITY to yrso.
c ca , Supplying saoh offices IS may De on
sehtdule from Isl Of April 10 LIST Of ID Gambler IS
I..ys Salt Lake City d.ls ..,p. M;
Arrive At Virginia City sixth day BY IL m t,s
Lave virsIni. City daily. STD
ma snn,s - cat Lake City sixth day. o' a M;
Schedule from Isl Of Dscsnrbu to Ia Of April q
Le.v. Bal. Lax. o,t y asii5. .ss.m.;
Arrive a ViIsinia City seventh day, BY =. n.
E;.i;. s o., s.s, At sv
1.-THE extended service invited route Il. $50 be
tst TO contract. service on this route VIII moth
klyADA TERRITORY.
Rcnts No l676i-sroT Viz ginia City to Foso nj City
0slifcrris. 40 miles and back. daily, sap
plying such ON css IS may be on tas soute
Schedule from la Of April 10 Is, Of December Is
11:: Inv. y Z, ss;..o oi 3; w = sn
Leave r:lssm City daily, at Iosm;
Schedule iron. la Of D.esmss, to 1u Of april a
Iesys VII sini. City m assis' .,a M
Arrive At solsom City next day, byl p. "a fs
Leave FOLSOM City daily, sslo.,m
AIriys ct Virginia City next day, at 81 In ,fx
mths extendsi service invited on routs :. g., ;.
let to contract, service on this route viii NOS h..
NOTES
Each route must be bid for sepsr atsly. With 81.
Arats guarantee and certificate, and must proriSs
faiEiy ard fecurity.n eslne the terms OF the is1
IL VIII be perceived Dat the schedules fer The
YunninG time arranged SO as 70 form oas eon-
tIsnous line from Atebison. Kansss st. jose PHI
Hhsocri, to Folsom Oily ara back, conveying she
mail each wav, in 10 days. eiaht months in the
yssr; and In - days four months in the ear.
For form Of PRO posal, guarantee, and esrt.asstsa
spd for ieouirsIne mt, 40 bidders
10 1858. at the priDcipsl post ON sos Bifders
aeouid be careful 20 yos,- pay rids
mk9 n. BLAIR. Poss.D astsr 4assfal