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TErEsrFy prpsprsEvT,
Oy1yos Cd COMPTROLLER OF fnB CuRhxrcr

WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence p-
w rented 70 e Undersigned ~ res been made 70
- THE NATIONAL BROADWAY BANK Of rev , ior !
b the City OF Now 70 K. IN tie County O; New U.H -
use Of NewYoTk has been duiy 9anizec enc A.
~ 10 the requiem ents o the act OF Oonei,s i5s ~
la % provide Material Currency, secured y us u
taaed ates bonds and provide of me "a @ Ing
SsSsapton Thereof" approved June 3 1907 ana Iss soHPeq
- ee,os .omaencins The business Of Banking under said
kSsi ,
s.,r.ncv 40 bsrsbV eie thlt TIL NATIONAL fROA D.
ExY BANK of New-York in he Ciyof Ne'g-h OH IN the
nssnty of OK anu Of NeN oh in aut oIzod 70
ssuence the Banking under the Act aforesaid
4. t~s,iIpony whereof wpess NY hend and soG Of Office
-. rintI isy' of J.uusry 1855 HUGH MCcULi. och,
COnp.roltr OF the Cuirenry.
Crr,pey Bureau Treasury Dcp4sIin. Of liz oinp-
srslsr Of the Currency
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Petroleum.

DE KALB
PETROLEUM COMPANY.
CAPITAL. $3.50, 900.
$4,000 SHARES AT $40 EACH. PAID IN FULL
SECOND GREAT WELL,
JUST STRUCK ON rIrHoLE cREEK.
ONE HUNDRED BARRELS PER DAY.
This Wen ind.spuaby proves pitIioe Creek to
be second to hone 81 great OH Producing Region.
THE DE KAI.B COMPANY OWNS
100 ACRES IN FEE.
sno,. adjoining this great Well and applications
being considered for leasing Of three very
advantageous terms and the Company has engine at
Fnsvile, Oil Creek which will be sen. oPole Creek
and Well sunk with great di,paich Three Wells
going down " rapidly as the weather viii allow.
OFFICERS:
Precedent,
GEORGE J.. EIGENBBODT.
Tressnrsr,
henry DE zAyALA.
Secretary,
aAMUEL w. BOOCOcK.
Counsel,
JOHN Il. BIRD, csc.
Bankers,
CARR TAYLOR co.
TRUSTEES.
Sso T. EiayrpRoDr No. ~ Broed.st
}. r. ShYIH. No "a BToadwsy
bAhuEL HAsKgLI- cor. Plat and GodstA
J. LEE SMITH, NO 81 Beekmanst
h>uLOs :. FROST, NO. Cedafst.
j. VAN asSssELATa. Dr. No ~ Eschmse.pacs
hIcHARp AnERsAS, No. II Broadway.
bxSRT DE /AyALA, No. 100 Broadway.
SCHEDULE.
No On on Cresh ore acre on BennehoG Farm with
Two WELLS yielding Forty barrels per day; the other
resdy tube, flowed 10 barrels per day s;rikns oil.
No. 2-Frost Refinery Buildings, Office, &c, &c.
No. a-oNE HUNDRED AND TWENTY ACRES IN
FEE on Pit-Hols Greek.
No. 200 acres IN fee on the Lite Ksrswha.
Subscription Books viii remain open Until, the 10th day OF
March at the ofHcs Of the Company Bankers,
CARR, TAYLOR Co.
No. % BRoADsTREET, ROOM No. IS.
ORDERS FROM OUT OF TOWN IMMEDIATELY
ATTENDED TO.
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TRUSTEES.
John ANDERSON
Late TobacconiGt
- A b. WILLMARTH,
Vice President Home Insurance Company.
Zen O. GODFREY GUNfHER
Mayor Of New-YoIk City
Nss A. NJ WOOD
Mayor 81 Drooklyn.
Lea ORESTES CLEVELAND,
Mayor Of Jersey City.
Uss. DANIEL +. 1lEMANN
ExNsyor OF New No!k.
La MARTIN eSLBfLElSCH.
III Mayor II C., Brooklyn.
lHARLES JENKINS,
presideEt East River Bank.
q L DOUGLASS.
Secretary Merchants Insurance Company.
q T. APPLICABLE,
orc. H. A?regse BIO, No So Broadway.
q D DELAMA1TR,
DelaInster lyon WORKS.
6AXHS h. WHEATLEY,
OF FinAcn 4 Nhe.-ey.
Counsel
BARNEY. BUTLER 4 PARSONS Tr'uity Building.
Dcess OF subscription open al the following p@cs
O6see o. the Company, No Il broadw@y, thosr No 10
2a,pirs Budih- back room, - ord s,oIyD
SsA River Bark. No. C8O Broadway.
z. n. Epp,cgate Z Bro, No. "a Broadway.
Eyckof6 Little, Mor's-ue-st., brooklyn-
Mayors Office. jersey City. 81.
tor ths seLience Of subs rbers oders may be e with
H8As c. TALBOT Fulton ire lnsU nee Company ONE
- " South Seventies, WiliisDsosIs-
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4 TTENTION CAPITALISTS.
OIL LANDS FOR SALE.

Two very superior tracts Of oil territory Of nn.ty.h
other Of eighty aefes both tie valley OF
Creek AID nearly opposite 10 the town Of Pume on Shey
Run. ,n
These lands In direct ne, between the Towing wells
en- Oh Creek 1nd Cherry Run, an the great Uneo eA'e'
we'll on Pit.holr Greek. -, "A
The rs comprises the whole Of Cadwes Basin, and I'd
Joins the ceebratsd shaw Farm. -,
The second comprises the larger part Of the great oenir
Basin and By the best judges Of Oh Lands consdefed
AddIs., aptil the ST. inst, J. NJ ROBERTS FpilDs'en'
a. o., S,Ss usi ss.t, 1..SIs., ~
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rIEN YEARS LOAN.
$500 Gao.
twas co1r,:ry fRROoKLYy) SEVEN PER CENT
hi-'"' COUPON BONDS.
$500 Gao.
Kryes CccSTr TarAsuRHRs oyrics

EryGs CcrSTY IRTAsuhHhs Onlch
M "a CoURI ST., BRooKLYS fco. ~ IS'9.
80. ar 80 be- CIV invites subscriptions In sums
81, s ,boYsSud dolsrs sbd upward 20 Iosn oi S''pvs
.bored y Chap Of TIE lGws Of l%t sIS ~ ieso,uo o.
o. Ho~5 ~ Supervisors adopted Dec 20 It,i or the p.f
% Of filing the quota Of the County uHde1 Tao i'eAus'
lat cal ior moTe troops =, - ,,s.,n. ~ rrah.ea,.s,
interest ON the date Of subscription unsi the bonus
Ire re sdy ioT delivery q, eryry ppm
ri Bonds win bear interest a. the rate OF stNEN TIN
rt NJ pm ANNUM, payable semi arriu'li 70 WI W
d. of MAY and Sovelnbeg the principal VIII be due
snd navab.e on the let day u May 1910 -. m.
mn. subscrrtion book Is open at inc onoo
~ THOMAS A GARDINER, County treasurer
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NO INDIVIDUAL LIABILITY!
FUTURE CALLS OR AssEssM s.
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NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA AND
~ BALTIMORE CONSOLIDATED PEIKolL ID.
AND MINING CONTAINING rlCE-Ihe AnnaLl Meet aisa.
G Of the Stockholders of the above Company wi .se place
NJ the ofhe No II broadway Room No. o. Nsw.i orr on
MONDAY March Ises and meeting M.rsh isss VI"
W wv Wv 'A' !! s CI..GE- fIs.ssSk
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NyOTICF-FOR TIE REDEMPTION OF
N YIrrA COUNTY BOSDs.-Notse j. hereby given, ths
H.. ed udiug C pissioueTso he county oi 9Di
fsIfrna Lava h.ud o. seVeb thogs ma Tour
- sb, 70 doaf. la coin ir he redemption Of Iub,
tersty Fond. Of the issue Of tie est S' ana ne. 800
.r., refr will be received Il the County iFesiler
se ~ Ia Ypba County In tho Ciy o Msrysyie, UT
TuRDAY 18Th q Msre9 o q, - l ,s1 s'U a ., ~
,.1 10 he Bond; and tie poposs p11t be scccp snieo
" tie bond, 10 be redeemed ', soc, =. It'll.
- 49,. 49, ,r C.liforpis J.. =. CRANE.
"s~s~o~D''' " u. HAltIN'ELL
VIM CARpI .LEH
Iuhl Comfy fal.
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PRESENT COST OF COAL, s7:owes
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DETROLEUM. ....,...
ORIGINAL INVESTMENT.

The owner, q fifteen different p,opr-es well sesced IN
y.nanso ard Clarion uts Pa Ia whose nDe date ven
lie have been bored and now bons osi
s, land 10 any company Of gentlemen who will Subscribe
be lat Apr 1868 sufficient okng capital 20 sHk hiter
,.Is viz one on each farm. They willing TO sAo al
.b, interest In The took OF any company formed AIRY one
desi-ou o. takns chance In petroleum may be assured o.
dr 80 on tho original oondation and will be guaranteed uy
orv aud pronanent banker Full maps Of the l.p
s,ty with plans and every nfon op, may be lad o. the
oeis. Of TfiOAAs j. MCKEE, GAG, No. CT WsiFst, New
York City.
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CTATE BOUNTY LOAN.

sy,.t o. NEw YORK CorrTRoLLsEs OFFICE,
ALrASy, March }, 1853
\. p7r,usno. Of AL Act Of tie Legislature OF tins state
N, cb,nr &c o. the laws Of 1855 passed February 9Th
- authorizing loan Of 100000 for the payment OF
s,es ey ing fox that amount or % much thereof as
"a, be nocessary snd sytorns Tia Comptroller 10 issue
r.rps bonds IN sucpson q such isI NOTE IS hefepy
s,,,p that sad loan 70 tho extent OF s'ooVV'
"a o, ,.nch more as by be required can be made ne
es.sy by pcsitug a. money IN the Manhattan D' IA INC
-, ,t,, a. ooa Certificate. O. such deposits will be
sv.n aud ,bo bond, Os delivered - so7n o. 'y Can os
,r.vared They bear interest e. tie rate 81 SEVEN
CENT per sruum hom tie date Of tie deposit payaO'e
,.sr.y OIL N. inst day, Of Jsnpery april July and ocoo
L.. Manhattan BANK tie frst payment oil interest 70 70
sd. or the 6r.t Day o. July neat Tie principal VIII Dc
,,S,.asb. July 1885, will ct tho option Of the state Oe
$1,000 ito .,yen p.r cent stock 20 be issued IN pursu'
-. Of the Act, chapter 70 Of the laws OF 1865.
L. ROBINSON, Comptroller
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GOAL SUPPLIED AT ACTUAL
COST.
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" PETROLEUM LAND COMPANY,
No $50 Broadway, New York.
Have vsiusb. OIL TERRITORY for sALE,o companies OF
AZ lowest rates This Company employs expert
eneea men at the oil regions, who furnish them daily with
most valuable Interest,"
En,erpr.ns parties who command capital have rrs
r,or,uuity to make their fortunes in the development "
these wonderful lands.
Schedules ofPrOPer'y Ger. ry ns. on application
NELSON CROSS
GEO B. LINCOLN,
Cl.Sg.I .-Ax-.AA
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|TOTICE il hereby given that the Office of
~ 80 e ,bs s,,ts ~ Ind ma has been removed TO tb.
= i nt,; % Of WINsLOW LAElFR co, No o. Wall
where am prepared TO pay all interest quo On inasiA
Stocks Private 'n''' "'O'' N' GEORGE A. BUsKIaK.
,.uryo,t March & 1865
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Funding Commissioners, Yuba County, Cal.

oyrcs o, TEE PBnsII FIRE ISs Co.. BsooELis N
Alta MEETlN OF the Board OF directors
"A Of the PHENIx fIRE iNspEANSh N ,aDs I,
Ia a. their office on the evening q FEB 49, 1000 was
uannnously resolved us 1t deemed sApedleI, 70 IN
ssss the cspta stock Of the Company Hom rive Hunu'ed
khoussnd Dollars 10 One Million Dollars Ia, a, NJ,
The holders Of the Company are heeoJ nouneo tst
o. onsen. subscription papers are no." r.aoy ot tli
xstures AZ The Brooi w ONCE No. Coursi and Of the
Hsw-Yort or e. No. J3e Broadway. .,,, o.
bsb. a. 1915. PHlLAhDth % 49, r'0.e'e,
LNOR ShLE-FOUR SHARES zone FOOT OF
u STOCK Of the Gould Curry Silver Mining company
Ay,y " Assns, LEEsk WALTZ, ~ Tl~'h
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OrguiI.d under the Law, Of New York
SHAREHOLDERS EXEMPT FROM ALL PERSONAL
LIABILITY.
new 600 barrel well on Cherry Pun
80 barrel well Of Fine LuoFica'ins on on sugar
new ,dob.el well he. been struck Ch.rry Run above
Reed we'll cio- TO the properly Of this company Oh the
Mcr;. farm on ch Of the conpnys wells Is almost
com pletsd with splendid prospect OF OIL a.
Another well the Hosy farm. close to THIS sss nearly
nw 10 y sn ans on h.. been struck
on sugar Cre-I THE first well bored) adjoining the Saunders
farm ~. property Of this company on which well nearly
completed with splendid show Of oiL
the scr-s oHoucsteed Reservel on IN,
Saunders which aru belong. 20 this Company was sold
two DAYS since for Sl3teO.
T company dcren, properties on susar Creek and
thew me az. worth toesy million dollars and the
,nFe properties of the company worth to day over nVe
millions Of dollars
cAPrTAL. 81, 500, 900. DIVIDED INTO 100000
SHARES.
PAR VALUE, 81.
SUBSCRIPTION PRICE FOR LIMITED NUMBER OF
SHARES REMAINING, ~ PER SHARE.
NO FURTHER ASSESSMENT OR CALL on THE SUB
scRlBERs, As 50, 600 SHARES ARE RESERVED
FOR WORKING CAPITAL
Ppyup,yr-J g. CLARK, Of New York.
TnnlsuR K-H. F. DEvOE. Aew;fork-
sEcakIARr-J. CONkLIS, Nsw.iork-
TRUSTEES;
r.. V. IL KETCHUM. Baltimore Nd
O. KING. Baltinor-, Md.
] II GOULD Philairlphia, IA
W. wooDRUFF baltimore Nd
r. H. VISHARr, New YORK
DIR r. = RING, N-w-YcrX-
A. CLARK, Tar Farm, Pa.
H. b. CLARK, on Guy, Pa
GENERAL sUPERISTrNDENTs;
is CLARK, NY A. CLARK, THT taTm Pc
ii. Il. CLARK, Oh City, Pa
OFFICES:
No II BROADWAY. N. Y.
Nos. 6I2 and GA CHEsTNuTsT., PHlLA,
No. 1 CARROLL HALL, BALTlM0Rf ST,
BALTIMORE, ND
The rrorerty embracing upward Of s3s Acres IN cner
cnt locstionr has been selected with gre. care
thee wear bv thos. Of the directors who have been cohs
operating on M Greek and throughout TIC enire Oh region
p,rnsvysnia IA well Nestsfn Virginia ana WIS., ho'
selected to re but the purpose OF dr'eope ana pro
dncrg oil having now ,one ten wells under contract and
heing with yiror besides those already completed and
uroIcpe making In all 10 wells already on the property
Every der, Of the Company property Is oo3m ahd we
hes, Of oriur lan! much Of u on On Creek shefy nun
CO. T'rs. nun AleFhany River opposite horte Greek
f.,k E ,re.k and other ttreans where tho .Aads
heny rpid developed with tho most encouraging pros
poets a,. ~ D.. ali. % S.,lare and
otie nnsorn. dividend shortly after the hooks close
prosu.c,ns Maps and iu0fmeuon fn De- Jbtaued
WlsHARTS co.'s PETROLEUM ENCHASGE.
NJ. II broadway, Ney-loIk.
ANU ~ HF DEvoES SONS. Bsnkers
No. 2ii Greenwich st., Eew-Y York.
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CTEPTOE SILVER MINING COMPANY
y OF NEVADA.
CAPITAL sToCK..................S2,O 200. 600.
10000 SHARES OF 600 EACH
CFPICLBs;
President PRENTICE.
Woe Prc,ideut..... ...........WED W. CLARKE.
rr.ssurer .....................GFO. n. BissELL-
s.cre,srv........... .........J. ?. HOGAIrH.
Tn. property Of this Company consists OF iI,to i"e on
nine richest livs bcarg odes IN the state OF nevada
"a W On Of 4, yer ORE VIII Oh from two to sT feet
Also =. OF lsnd aid wescr rights IN Egan or COD
Canon. -, NJ,
W tie anon distant about nif north from StePoe
Tho Company vii dispose OF snnicieii siocs ony w.
nar mare 10 raise 100 $50 each working capital
The subrp books tie sale OF tocA open Of
the Offices of
LANES WADswORTH 4 Co, No. 81 Cedrrn-
WE'D. w. CLARKE Co., No. 10 Finest .
Reports Of the property the Company may be had at ehH
Of ths above cfices.
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TRrfG1EE q.


Hon LANES DE- PFYsTER OGDEN ofNev YORK;
lion JAMES WADSWORTH Of Jeaes Wsdsworth Co.,
No. oil Cedar.st., Nos York
GEORGE w FUTILE OF stou, ru,.le, Leather Dealers
No. 2 Ferry-s,. New Nofk -,
RICHARD !. SHERMAN, OF Richard Sherman = Co., No
80 PINE st, New YORK
LEWIS BENTON. Counselor Law, OF New.Yoft
WM r. HALL, Of NoTtllrup, hal Co., No. liz Drosdwsy
THOMAS A SCOTT Vice President, Pennsylvania CsstsS
X. H. Co.. Philadelphia Penn.
Il. !. s. ANDROS. OF Andres & Cole. Boston, Masa
Hon. LEVI PARSONS OF San Francisco, Cal
RICHARD SHERMAN = co, Ne. 30 Pine st., New-fsfh
The property this Company consists Q, peipetuA 49,
O60 ac. Of oil territory ia Su Luis Oei.po county ..n
fora with frontage OF miles the Paene Cost sne
nom the reports 81 ProG siman, Col WSiso no otne,s'
II contains the richest oil springs "e'' '"' ''''' '"
hPspectus Reports and limited mount OF Stock ~
ner share can be by sppying personally or BY ieser~
JAMES WADSWORlH co, No. bi Cedar'st
NORTHRUP, HALL co. No III Broadway.
RICHARD SHERMAN CO., No. 70 P,nest
IEWIS BENTON, No Il Broadway Room %.
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EXCELSIOR PETROLEUM COMPANY.
H. FIFTH DIVIDEND.
The Trustees Of this Company h:s day declared reg
Mar MONTHLY DIVIDEND Of FOUR az PER GENT, free
Of Government ton the receipts Of the last MONTH pay
able on the 18th day Of March at The Office CT the Company
No "a Broadway The transfer books vii be closed nom Inc
10th to the .5th, inclusive.
ARTHUR I. HURD, Secretary
New-York Feb %, lpr-
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Finarriai.
NOAL MINES
OWNED BY

e. O y > l. NJ + l. 8 -.
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- ,IFT OF
DISBURSEMENTS
Re Claims by de'th on fo.c e. ind -
rouus and payment o. ADnrties. : l9', Jo2 %
Paid Erpenses, Saa-i Isxes, RsTe-
uue stan Medical Ela-ineT,
Tees Cor. r.issiors &c............ l2cCS3 "
Pad Dividends Re.lusnfaDce, fur-
chased fohccs sud Bonus, Interest
Oh Dividend, 6c.................. lWTl ~
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FOURTEENTH ANNUAL REPORT
L o. TIE
MANHATTAN LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY,
No.. 15S sns 4 80 ,bkoADwAi.
JANUARY 4, 1868.

Net asset. Jsnuary go s g
RECEIPTS DURING THE YEAR
F. Premiums, Extra frcInuIns &c. r95l2H q
.r Interest and he ............... ll9,isS III
! p fnt.r.,t and U.nts sccru,d.... MIA -
% s1,:4 o,
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OFFICIAL.


A1ADQUARrRRs FIRST CORPS,
WASHINGTON, d. O., Dec. "a, l6o4.
veterans desiring to enlist In the lst Ainy
Col. o. r. johnson, SOLDIER Eest bain" ~
and Ohio Railroad Depot Wasnineson, y ~ ~.
Any Veteran who has served TWO yceIs. In.
been honorably discharges, ana u PnysAc1IIy
qualified, may enlist In the Corps tof ooos TWO
or three years.
eminent a bounty Of $500 as soon As tney are
mustered In, and, in addition, the regular In.
stalments from the Government, In proportion
to the period Of enlistment as follows: 800 for
one years service, one-third paid on enlist
nenf; $500 for two years. service, one-third on
enlistment; 1900 for three years' service, one.
third on enlistment
They will be credited to the quota Of the
district In which they or their families may be
domiciled and will, therefore, b entitled TO
local bounties
Free transportation will be furnished them
TO Washington by any Provost Marshal
the best arms In the possession OF the
Government will Be furnished these troops,
and they will be allowed to retain their arms
when honorably discharged.
Headquarters Major General HANCOCK :-15S
+ street, between 18th and Goth streets.
Once OF the Board for the Examination OF
Omcers :-Brigadier General John II. BROOKE,
president, 1873 q street, between 18th and 10th
streets.
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
FINLEY ANDERSON,
dec N.tf Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS.
R0RSla
u ARfILLElY Rons1g


a''Tsygs;.:. G.sga; oes' s,,S, a. s
A9kSEs suitable for the cavalry and artillery
service. will be received ct Giesboro DeHot. IN
fRsoD WRssfisa ' Ny 1885, by Captain eAo s.
MULES, in lots Of twenty-five or more, will be
I e ca sa,s s' Il oRosnn PfIfss
ecrns, T.sn;y second and .:
msnt inspeeton before being accepted.
epeciaeatiens ~ follows :-'Cavalry hories must
Be sound in all particulars: we'll broken; in fall
aesh ana GOOD condition: from ffte en- (l5l to SIX.
teen fl hands high; from Eve 50 to nine ~ years
old. and we'll adapted In every way to cavalry pur-
Of e hs s Vigorous sprshtly and healthy
ARTILLERY Horses must be Of dark color, sound in
all particulars. strong. Quick, and actiye, well
broken and square trotters in harness, in fun flesh
And condition. from six t6 to ten (l0) years old I,
not less than fifteen and a (le3i hands high,
each horse to weigh not less than ten hundred and
Mules must 30 over tive ~ Years Of age, strong.
stout compact weA developed animals, not less
than fourteen (l4) hands high in full health, free
from every blemish or defect which would unfit
them for severe work, and must have shed the
four fteat colts teeth and developed the CORES
These specifications will be strictly adhered TO-,
and rightly enforced in every particular.
Hours Of inspection. from .. m. to p, m:
Price, Cavalry Horses. one hundred and eighty.
1--WE dollars 1851; Artillery Horses, one hundred
and ninety dollars $500; Mules, one hundred and
ninety-fve dollars $3.50.
a'msns will be made # h MI once H eEK1N.
mar 10 tAR30 @. NJ. g. O.
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TRAVELERS' DIRHOrO RY
Hy1IO1 DALTIMORI & OHIO N, co..
" WAsHIne1oR, DeeemksI u, la6A.

HyYI01 DALTIM0R1 4 OHIO N, co.,
" WAsEl.e1oE. Dsesnbsr u. lssA.
49,
nd '
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ;:szfss SGy 1ss EHsEH u..,
s ass. 3 b,isnst. ss sls
Ne: 91Nlw YORK PHILADzLPHIA Ok.
fSSss:lss!i: So Z f. s.. isrf $50 ?. :. Ne
No. aBxLTIaoS1 4 wssmRN TRAIN
a:sss ss rs. 4 re. e,
Cor the West, and re6chhs Baltimore at 1000
No. 4-Hzw YORK NAIL ERA1K-Ls.vs wash
p.s.. pi.dsirhi: s:ss T.. New Yo.f 1906
No. s-BALTIMeRl TRAIN AND WAY STA
TIoNe,Leeye Hsahinssoa 500 ?: n, eonnect-
t nS q sh Frederick train Arrive 's Bal
Eo; sERALTIMem goMMUrAr1oH AND
snlAph4R l131. .. sstno1. 81:
train st9ps e Blsdsn.h.rs. Bsltsvills. Laurel and
APss: z@sS ssasGn albany 11Ia NEW YORK *
2Rs I41s S.I VII T. 80 P.:,.:
kS.ss
No: e11BALTIMOR1 Z HARRISBURG TRAIN sai.l
0eoso uaeuAuSNlu O.4o r. H. kRV 0k1Iyo ~ AoAsA-
r e; II sslx 4sn9: ss7kp..sarA. 4s .1
p. T.; stopping at Relay House fsr Western passen-
eers TO take Express Train for Grafton, Wheeling,
rkersburs, and ell points in the West. Beaches
New York It 6:16 A.. n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS the connections Will be made
With the SIS 4. II. and the and 1880 P. n. from
Washin sto1. No trains to or from Annapolis on
Sunday.
tn. ONLY s TRxPAs T Ehen sv,A.u1sero.
for passengers on Sunday are the s:15 and Ills
for baltimore, Philadelphia, and the West. and
the P. H.. for New York ONLY.
THROUGH TICKETS to tho West, - we'll - 70
Philadelp New York, or Boston, can DO had at
the Station Ticket ONCE ct all hours in the day. -
we'll ~ 1T new Office in the American Telegraph
building, Pennsylvania avenue, between ~ and
BAaGxaI viii be checked Ct all hours1also for
through points, to save trouble And confusion at
ALI PASeINaIRS, whether soldiers or eiti.ens,
are politely bot earnestly requested to respect the
rules of the Line, established Tor the general ad-
vantase, such as the keeping OF one or more cars
eIclusvely for ladies' and their and the
prevention of smoking in any but the sm0Aefs
cars and also TO make . cheerful compliance
Nth the decisions Of the agents or conductors
In regard to their seats, tickets etc.. especially in
The hurry Of starting the trains.
". P, SMITH, Master OF TranspoftAtfon.
Z, II, COLI. General Ticket Agent. dec 70
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DENTISTRY.

TOOTH ACHE CURED INsTANTLY BY Th1
i external application Of DR.. SI6ES-
MONDD EesENOB OF PALM1TTO. It2
with the teeth aching, and relieves instantly. By
this aid every decsyed tooth can be cured and pre-
Whites Metal Filling. eheoplastio Bone Teeth
inserted over roots ct $50 Pa. Av. mar l3 Inn
nINTISrRY-Drs LOCK WOOD l. MERRILL,
~ Den fists. Room No. 2, Washington <A
Building. corner Penna. avenue ana Itho
street. mar Slim
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE.

o oss 3 BFp e. feS e ,sss
snALEDpRePosaIss0 are in?tsa By The uades
# sa 3 " :ss:;
bushels Corn oassand 80 tons Of Hay or Straw.
Bidders must state at which Of the above named
points they propose to make deliveries: and the
tie quantity Of each article pro posed to be deliver
ed, the time when said deliveries shall be COM
The price must be written out in words On the
two bushels each Oats in like sacks Of about three
Sshsa 70 9sa
Hay and Stray to Pc securely Ssied ~ nat. oorr
BAY: d stt.@ proposed to Be- delivered must Be
AZ the Articles offered under the bids herein In
Government inspector, before being accepted.
the lowest responsiSis bidders. As the Interest Of
the Government nay require, and payment will be
have been delivered and accepted. 'N ' ''
The bidder will be required to accompany his
IN s
q they vim, within ten days thereafter execute
Of the contract to deliver the articles proposed
tsemens and in ease the said bidder should fail
enter int the they to make ssod tie d
next lowest responsible bidder. or the person to
whom the contrast may be awarded.
shown by the Off cal certificate Of United States
District Attorney, Collector Of Customs, or any
other officer under the United States Government,
or responsible person known to this office.
All bidders Will be duly notified of the acceptance
or rejection Of their proposals.
The full name and post Office sddreee Of each
bidder must be lesibly written ia the pro-
posAl.
Proposals must be addressed to Brig Gen. D. Fl.
Ruekef, Chief Depot Quartermaster, Washington,
d. c., and should be plainly marked HPrOpOSal5
for Forage"
Bonds IN sum equal to the amount Of the con-
suaranters will be required of the successful bid
de- OF bidders upon signing the contract
be obtained upon application to this Office.
All proposals received under this advertisement
will be opened and examined at this ONCE on We'd
nesday and Saturday of each week At IL m. Bid
ders respectfully invited to be present at the
D. A. RUCKER,
fe2e-u Brig. 6en1 and Quartermaster.