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MAJOR GIN. FISK

. !"
As for recognizing the right of
Freedmen to their children, | can say
that not one Southern man nor wo.
man in the whole South recognizes
the negro as Freedman, but as sto.
ten property forced by the bayoncts
of the ddmnaJic United States Gov
ernment
4 " II II II II
Respectfully, &c,
fSiguedl Il, YANcEY,
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Bar TnE estate Of the late Stephen
A. Douglas, which was largely in !.
solvent at the Tins Of his death, has
by the appreciation Of real estate,
during the war, sold for enough to
TO pay all his debts and leave hand
rome surplus for his heirs.
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res- As an indication Of "growing
,osslsy w Kentucky, tho Louisville
eVa,,es recommends John q, Aroek
shrpgs, 70 ssas. in tho United
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reA- A correspondent of the Lon
don Morning Post, says: alt is re-
ported in diplomatic circles that a
private understanding exists between
the Governments of G:eat Dritaiu
and Washington, by which the claim,
made by America, FOR the losses a
sea will be amicably arranged"
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About l25,OO0,0OO letters pass :
cd through the New York Post Office
last year. The amount received for
postage was sl72l,57o, from b>x
rents s67,776, giving profit to the
Government over all expenses of 81,
l5O3,l74.
0ra STATE DEBT.-0hio is the
only State that comes out of tho war
with less debt than it went in with,
the principle of Taxation having been
adopted even in the darkest hours
The State debt is now Si3,500,l75,
against Sl4 2j0,223 in 1860.
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A. III. Byers,

Attorasyand copnssllo at Law, Notary Pnbli
nd iassrsnsss Asenra sfpeeial attention paid
70 collections. Hedge plses, Tiirn,
Ian 4, 1000 'r-t M ls-ly.
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STATE OF NEW YORK
CITY AMI County OF New York.

MES MATp,S President and JHS MCGEE Secretary
being
se says that tho foregoing full true aud
and
JOHN MCGEE, Secretary. CHARLES MARTIN prciJ.pt
swur belorcm dayo n
[sEAL"] [srAMr.l THOS f. GOODRiCH Notary Public
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TOLL GATES IN VILLAGES.

action the title to the same is involy.
cd"
TOLL GATES IN VILLAGES.
Mr.. BArEMEN presented the petit
tion of the Directors of the Cicinnati
4 Xenia Turnpike Company, praying
for the repeal Of all laws that prevent
toll-gales from being maintained in
Incorporated villages.
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OFFICE OF THE AUDITOR OF STATE.

COLUMBUS, Ono, January 90, lS66S
Statement
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY New York, made
IsEAL Witness hand and
lsTAMP II. GOODMAN, Auditor of State
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A CHICAGO man has sued for a al,
vorce because his wife proves to have
acork leg.
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sa- A Columbu. correspondent OF

aea- A Columbus correspondent Of
the Toledo Blade, writing under dat,
of Jan. 3lst,, say, in speaking Of
Senate joint resolutions, No. Is, the
frst Of which oulogiIes in the most
complimentary terms, the officers and
soldiers of Ohio, and the second in
like mannerindorses Hon, Edwin NJ
Ssanton, Secretary Of War, that wher
they came up in the House, a NOV,
was made on the democratic side Ia
strike out the resolution endorsing
Mr.. Stanton, and failing in that,
every democratic member of that
body, present. voted against the re.
solutions. A pretty record, that, for
the democratic party of Ohio, after
all its pretended love for the soldiers
pending the late election.
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or Send in your orders for JOB
PRINTING. We cannot be surpassed
for the siyis and saeellesee ofour work,
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pea- A fellow tha, ae.,. h...e,
the world by his life, does il bv S;s
death, we
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TnE telegraph line between New
Orleans and Mobile is to be opened
throughout the entire extent within a
few days.
TIE population of Chattanooga is
5000, exclusive of troops stationed
there, Before the war it was only
1 800.
TuE publisher Of the new city di.
rectory of Fort Wayne, Indiana, es-
Inmates the population of that place
at $4,000
THE Legislature of Pennsylvania are
about to pass special act, sanction
ing marriage between two persons
held as slaves in Maryland,
Reports from all quarters indicate
Immense preparations among tho
planters for the next cotton crop,
and the opinion is. freely expressed
that it will exceed that of any prcccd-
ing year since 1860.
RlGHT President johnson has
not granted a pardon to any of the
graduates of tho West Point Military
Academy, who went over to the re.
bellion to fight against the Govern.
'',"at at whose expense he was cduca =
al
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Southern Feeling.

"A Georgia Unionist writing to a
friend in Washington City in regard
to the condition of tho affairs there,
says;
81 have seen nothing in tho papers
that seems to expose the exact things
of the South. Tho difficulties, l ap.
prehend, lie deeper than executive or
legislative action. Federal officers
stationed hero, much less those pass,
ing through the country, understand
not che statu, Of the people, because
they are guarded in their presence
is givcn to but few to judge i'm
partially whore their prcjudices are
concerned, and to fewer TO report cor
roetly what they do know aud think
One thing, however, is manifest, So
eession to-day, politically, is stronger
than before tho war, and unionism
more under the ban Of the people.
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Ll THOs. L. THORNELT.,
= CENT sTAMP.l Com'r for ohio In n. York

OFFICE or THE AUDITOR OF STATE
toLrMDus, o., February :, 1866
II IL hereby certified, that the foregoing ish cor
rect copy of the statement Of the Condition of
the security Insurance Company Of New York,
made to and filed In this Office, for tho year isG6
lsEh Witness my hand and seal officially.
lsrAMPl JAS II. GOODMAN,
Auditor of state.
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TEN ENT
Of the condition Of The Xi
Security Insurance COMPANY.

IONTHEist DAY OF JANUARY. lsss made 10
the AUDITOR OF Ohio, pursuant 70 the statute
OF that state.
NAME AND LOCATION.
The name Of the Company, is Security Insurance
city. w" 'o'A
l. CAPITAL.
The amount Of its Capital stoct all
paid upis siooooo,oO
II. ASSETS. I
Cash of the Company on hand andio
The hands OF Agents aud other per-
sons sat 7oo a,
Thc lionds and Stocks owned by the S'''''' o
Company c. aee,sio oo
mortgage CTS eet 90
Debts otherwise secured IeOl6o O0
Debts for Premiums If0psj 81
All other sccuritics 23a2if 10
Total Assets OF the Company si,5isg0l o.
III. LIABILITIES.
Losses unsdiu'tcd $4,000 IS
All other claims against the Company
Interest due scripholders 3,lO2 col
Total Liabilities ssg.9Gl "a
". MISCELLANEOUS.
The greatest amount insured in any
The greatest amount allowed by tho
rules 70 be insured In any one city,
r, Town or village No rule
sutcd In any one block No rule
me amount ofits capital or earnings
deposited In any other state, as Sc
rSo SaI,,y do,.,, f., 10 scs therein siis coo
with made.
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Execution Of DR.. ]. W. Hughes.

The following farewell letter we
find in tho Cleveland HcrdId, written
by DIR. llrdHEs, to his family, few
days previous to his cxecution-who
arc now living ia the Isle Of man.
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From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, February lOth.-
Cotton is dropping. Sales of 3,1OO
bales ut 45c.
The steamer Kensington and shiI
Sabine, from Boston. Sailcd-stca.
mcr Marmion, for New York.
Gen. Candy has issued an order
that property subjects to sequcstra.
ton by acts of confederate Congress,
will be restored to the owners or thcii
legal representatives.
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STArr or NEw YCRR,)
fOUNTy OF Nrw YouE q

coUSry OF NEW YoRK. -.
Thomas W. BittlsalI, President. and Ricbo.i
maydock, Secretary, Of the Security Insurance
,OmR'nyi being severaly affirmed, deposo and
ssy mat the foregoing Is full, true and correct
the SAID Insurance Company Is the bona fldc ow-
nor ot at least One Hundred Thousand Dollars
Of actual Cash Capital invested in stocks and
Bonds, in Mortgages on Real Estate, worth
double the amount for which the same IL mort
gagged and that they are the above described OIL
GERS OF said Insurance Company.
THOMAS w. nIRDSALI President
RIG HARD l.. HAXnOTK S.,r,Iary
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NAME AND LOCATION.

The name of the Company THE HOME INSURANCE CoPA
porated in 1852 and located in the City of New York.
/ At 81 g ~ CAPITAL.
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- igh ta1cs have stopred bIIiara nInri


81 High taxes have stopped billiard pIaxiro
II Alexandria. Va.
fSNine acres Of corn planted by two GENTLE
EltE IA PICkaWay county. Ohio were re .anrI,,
C"SoHre6 BY Jais in n SINGLE night They eal
box he grain and blade.
- JEFF. Davis's fondhass for onions. az man.
Iies'ed IN tneIr great prominence IN his bill of
rare mas transformed him into a sort of pro-
digi3us leek. Tbs accounts fer the difficulty
II bailins him ont
81 The eleventh season of the Sunday hands
IN TIE London parks has just opened. In Vie
torE' Park nearly fifty thousand persons were
present on the first Sunday.
81 hen Wendell Phillips next pronounees
his lecture on the Lost Arts, IL is expected he
will include Mr.. Stevenss Cong uered Pro-
vince and Universal Ccsiscation Patent savs-
a Pennsylvania paper.
GA Judge in Texas gave as 4 reason for
ordering the early execution OF a convict ths.
tne laI was q miserable and uncomfortable
orIIdlng not NJ Tor a man TO live in
The Fenians having retired, there is n
great uprising OF courage in Canada The VOL
un'eers talk OF The field they would ha We won
had not Brother Jonathan held back the in "a.
arrs
60 The stone masons of Chicago have strucs
Ior nins hours days work The demand was
wag-s range from $3.50 TO IS per day
- The MeDken hoop Is after all NO nov~,,y
In !.-I3 The sex Were approached for making
"iheir pe'iieoats short, that hoop eight yards
Might dscsntly show how their r,r,ers ,,,.-.
tied" "eAo
Only now the showing is not always decent
SCommodore John Randolph Tuc,-er- ,s,a
OF tEe CONFEDERATE navy, has received the am
pohiment OF the supreme Command of the Pc.
Iuyisn navy, with the title of Admiral. and he
departed on the LIST instant from New York for
Peru. iA ioF
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PROPOSALS.
DR0PUsALs FOR ENVILOPEs
Posr orricE DxrARrx,

Posr orsicE DkrARrxExr,
SAILED VIII q as .is e ,h,.
Hnvsi sSs 18th r.sul Is sss
Jny Issl period Of two years from the l.t Of
that vii be required Is .s follow: q AA'e'0pcs
Glass l-7OoOoo Envelopes for Circulars, 81 BIZ 8
Si:.: 49, sSS rn,slope' q b. inches.
S bee ss s : :;sSs:s,ss !:
cs.s srh Of ~ o.:s .ss
to De MADE OF Manila paper Of firm and even tex
If fhn 5s osh. 81 buff or cream coored
All the Envelopes must be made in the most
the entire length OF the lap Of each EnveIope and
must ssvs such printing upon the face may be
be LANDED 10 parcels of twenty i've. PACKED in
Iasfeboard boxes, each to contain go Envelopes.
bear through sSs mafs wh ss
auspti,y no. less than 5000 Envelopes is required
in strong wooden boxes, and M either o eass
proper Ia bells Of direction usf be placed pen the
W. H. s0 eonsssctor - directed by agent Of
The Envelopes must be furnished in ssch quan.
the orders OF PosImast and be deiyereI .itber
e the New York ,oss Once or At the Stamp and
General may direct. free of cost for packing and
Bids are also invited for furnishing oo 600 I'm.
letters returned to WRITER'S. to be thoroughly made
OF good quality of Manila paper, well eummed
eS,ln by ga inches The envelopes mnst ha We such
pilbt1Dg upon them a. may be directed by the Peat
master General. Also, 100 QUO Envelopes more or
less to be thoroughly made of the hest quality Of
white or buf Paper. to be by a.l0 inches i'm size
and TO have the words Post Office De oartment
"Omcial Business, and Postmaster. /" printed on
them II, the manner prescribed by this De partment
These envelopes must be delivered nc the Post
Ofhce Department in Washington, ID. G.. In good
oIde' ready Ter nss free OF cost for packing and
trsnsp Itauon and at the rate of ahont a. gs, per
week. The first delivery of the envelopes specified
sioNe. TO be made a. early in July a. practicable
Spclmens OF thedifereBt kinds of enveIo pes for
~bit proposals are invited may lie seen hy an
plying 10 Tie PostmsstPrs Of the follow ius ffces
VIZ New IoIk, N. y; Boston, Mass; Phiiadel'
phln, "a Baltimore, Md or they may he Oh.
tslnti direct fr6 m this pesartment
BIDDERS VIII he ected ~ furnish specimens O.
Inc envelopes they propose To supply and no bid
VIII be considered, unless offered by Msnufactn-
rers OF Envelopes, accompanied by satisfactory
guarantees.
The Price bid, and The quality of samples submit
teo VIII both be taken into con- liberation ward
ing the contract.
Bond and security viii bs required for the ,a tn
1ui rertorn ance OF the contract, aud all payments
nnoer IT VIII BE made quarterly
. The bids should be enoO-sei - Proposals for Of
ice and Returned Letter Envelopes" and al
dfct ed TO the Third Assistant Postma-' General
w DENNISON
my z'ent25dJe Postmaster General
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DROP0.ALS FOB COAL.
DEp ARTNRSr os rHE INTERIOR,
f,G,ss r.I 1ya.,.r Lo...P.B =

bEPARTIESr Cs THE INTERIOR,
GererHMeHt Hospital for The FHsa1s
-, near w AsHINGTnN, ID g.. Juue IL lSS
sealed Proposals Will be received at the OH ce Of
nus Institution until noon on SA TURDAY .Juns
~ i5r', Tor furnishing aud delivering az the Hos
!,lal wharf seven hundred ZOO toas a. ,4O lbs 20
me rom OF best Bun of Mine Cumberland or b :.
,uh.i nnus Goat. aud Tree hundred 3OJD tons Ve
PEE! /" hite Ash Anthracite Coal, egg size
bihs viii te received from the same person or
nfm ior the delivery of both the bitumfnous az
me anthi acie coal. or for kind only bur the
VIII n't be cor sjdered unless the anne Is given
ehlch the coal proposed TO be furnished is known
IN me market nor unless they are made by deal
yrs or miners rho can, If qnired, furnis ii salts
iacroIy evidence Of their ability to fulfill their
tnstBess engagements
Blcs will be held {" be binding fo- one week after
they ore eceived and the right is distinctly re-
served 10 relectall or any of the bids stfeIe ed
Inc coal SHOULD be delivered u barses or fat
bottom center board vessels which draw not ex :
cteS 10 seven az feet of water W hen loaded
Zee delivery should commence on or before the
I6th OF July. 1866 and he continued at the rate of
con- act 10 hlled
The coal will be removed from the boa.s and
weighed BY the Hospital and at its ex penss. and
setfltf TOR accordingly. one per cent being al.
lowed for wastage in VI loading and cartipe from
the wharf, 10 the scales viii Oh are on the hin near
the Hospital edifce ' 0'
Pay ment will be made fer each caro, immaa;
atelr sitter II IL delivered and weighed 20 rs cow
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AUCTION SALES.
Ky GREEN . WILLIAMS, Au.fioneers.
SALE OF ROUSE AND LOT IN FRANKLIN

n py virtue OF decree passed by the supreme
OouIt OF tne District Of CoIumbia 10 chancery
S gs NO. e9i. wherein John d and Annie L.
we,r are eom pla1nshts, and Charles q Baylor
s "a -. ar g.rsndsnfs will sell az pubic auc.
Sop, on WEDNESDAY,. the 9TH day ef June
~. 100, ~ 0 eioct D. m, all that part of 5ousre
h.meereo %, IN tie city of hi TIM Disfrict
ei Soiumcsa, contained within the foIIowine
ne.ee ADD bounds: Beginning foP the same A. the
sontheast corner Of said square and runniu9
.htnce west nth the south line the rsof "a feet
ipeoes its intersecti on With line drawn south
.hrouen me center Of the partition vail betw cen
tue oonsc erected on the parcel of land herein de-
sSsIipeo sna shat adtofping IL on the west side:
tnefce With said line reverted north tn on ia the
cter OF salo partition wall 10 feet TO an alley
tnence east with the line Of said alley 50 feet in
enes 10 me east line Of the said and thence
soS.n 10 ieet to the place OF beginning
he above property 10 sisaa; ed st the corner of
mousse In Frank lin Row.
he terms Of sale are One. third cash. aud the
residue in TIVE equal iustalimeuts at six and
twelve months, for which the nee, Of the n Sn
cnaser1 bearing interest from the day of sale,
secured to the satisfaction Of the trustee viii he
TAI en-. and iiep ret aimed the promises sold A
the time Of sale. -
III the terms Of sale are not com Piled with bv the
purchaser within six days from the time Of sale
me trustee the right resell the same AZ
public auction at the risk and coat of the
purchaser. upor five days notice. By adyertiss
me NJ In TIE Ns oDal Intellis encer.
AL convey ancInv ard stampa AZ the cost OF the
purchase WM Y MATTINGLY Trustee
10 neo&ds GREEN q WILLIAMS Anrts.
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DRoPosALs FOR PREsH Ann cooNr, :,

OFFicE DEPOT Gov NlssARY or SUssIsrrxcv
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Nav sn Isi. :
sealed fropossls. VI the form furnished hy 81 !.
saeerggned, VIII be received. in duplfcata mil
kDA the sd Of June, &c Inn Tor nj; 49,.
pIe-h beef r,auired for sales 20 o0oens NJ IL
Warrington Depot. This Beef will hs .e,.. ~
from such parts OF the hind quarters A. nav he a.
~ Cd sna the rbs Of the fore auartsrs all to Be
Also, a. the same time and place. and unss- 81.
same eord:usns, proposals will 10 rece we'd a., az
the Corhed Beef required for any purnn.s n, ,ks -.
oeest IL rrss be q the frst quality and in An M
The contractor will be required To Seli v.-. a..
~ ~ the store house, vhere he viii dtst.,..o
Hih suen Quantities and 1t such times n an ots
Lns seosistence Department. may direct. oer
Ing ssrs psoSHsels viii Be received for supply
sidders must BE- present as the opening of III.
Payment to be made st THE ONE. In
esthe eovernmeet may have for disburrenantso s
All the meat VIII be subject to \ rigtd I
ton. and II not satisfactory ,purchases in IT, 30
tractor. " VIC CON
All questions respecting Quality ana cora,,..
Will be settled by the oficer Of the Subsistsncs m
partment receiving the meat. >
The contract viii be made for three months ffou,
the LIST day OF 1885, or such psrisd q the Com
mlssAry General may determine
BIDS must be endorsed " Proposals for A
=, and addressed &c the underlined who re-
serves the night to reject any and all bids.
yefeoet MAJOR and G. g.. o. a A
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II An old man named Rober. Cotton. for.
merry keeper of the almshcEse committed
su.tloe al DIS wlie's grave in Patterson, New
Jersey. on Sunday. the IOth instanr, bv taking
mixture OF iaucSnum and arsenic IL an.
pears that BIS marriage with his second w,ie
Young GIrl, was unfortunate. and he has
hanhteG ms INST wIfe's grave for some time
often staying their all night A letter was
N MS pocket containing feeling aIlusion To
MS recent troubles, and concluding yrtth a
with his dead wife
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SPRING ARRANGEMENT. NOTICE The
\ Steamer "a Mimi DGE, Captain 49,
lop,s d LEG sAFIR MI resI .as her
leaving her new pier. ITO Light street wharf, be.
tw,en lie. end barry streets, Baltimore, every
SATURDAY and TUESDAY at o. IN for EAsto.
Point, Double Mills Oxford, Cloras Point Wal
zach Landing, Cambridge; Hughletts Wharf,
from tho Esstern shore she will leave Med.
for!s Wharf every THURSDAY and MON
pay Of 2. m, stopping At all the above men,
TONED landings for Passengers sRa freight, and
reaching Baltimore at .. m. sf FRIDAYS and
TUESDAYS. feb cs-tf
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John STEWARD Trustee
je4-laWSds GREEN & WILLIAMS Aucts
RY JAS. c. MCGUIRE Co. Auotione,rs
BUILDING ASSOCIATION TRusrrr,s srr
OF REAI,

BUILDING ASsOGIATTON TRUsrEE'S SAFE
OF REAL ESTATE
On MONBAI. the nh day OF Ju!y ATT o'cIock
on the premi..s. by v rtue Of deed OF trust INV
recorded IN Liber n T : No. 52 foIios sIa ar
seg., and bearing date 9th day Of January A, D.
I.s ana Ia Us directed we shall sell the east AZ
81 Det: "a III Square IL fronting q feet an nnrth
n street. between 18th and 18th cts ana runninI
osr that width ~ feet inches to % fest alley
Terms One third cssh; residue in q And T.,
months for notes with interest seen ed non m
property Conyeyancine At purchasers cost
~ te u rms OF sale are not COM piled with in six
Gays after the sale the Truste es the =;
70 r-sei the property at the risk and cost of the
0efauf1pg purchaser. "o
CHARLES BRADLEY
W. r Woodward
Trustees Excelsior Building hsso~iatiop
Je I'D JAS q MCGUIRE a IN 49,,
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The New Bedford Mercury tells story
OF a witty 'Ccl. p who, when on his
araIh- bed and near his demise, assured his
Iri.fGs that he could not possibly survive
many hours "Nonsense, Colonel eucours
sIngiy remarked one; your feet are warm.
and 10 one ever died Until the extremities ne
eaiile coio. '.Dont Tell me that SO uaIed out
he sufferer. s'Go YOU think John Ropers1 60,
were cold lUSt before he died
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PROPOSALS FOE STATIONERY

s..,.a DrrA.TSxsr OF STATE. Jsne 3. 1855.
ce2Ied froposais for fur ishine this De .~,ssc,.
VIII eauonery, for the nscal ar ndirs I'M. -
,s, Vii % RECEIVED until Il O'Clock. noon, OF the
ope Proposals. for Stationery ~ snd sddrs.ssS y
The Department Of State esseo 70
Each propossl must b signed By the ina, xtar.,
On nrm making 10, and csrtfficsss from = ~sI,
hsown and n Table citizen 20 the abiiify Of ths
oicser or bidders to execute such 3 contract must
The hiedsr or Sidders 20 whom the contract m.v
ssSersed VIII Pc REQUIRED TO enter into IL imme.
factory sareties. for its faithful execution. Ths
nsnes OF the parties authorized 10 be giyen a
Tee must accompany the proposal
Proposals In which any one or more arficl>s.r.
onertd at Domis 81 or fictitious price, or N
HSs ratss .ili not be Considered.
rnnted form. fer croposAls smbrscins a srhsd.
~ Ine articles lsaujrod. will BE- furnisksa n,
sepncsuon &C the oepaytment. so6 All praS. 81.
sessd sn'osn In every respect % sAis torn Ant
se- - tLt sps ge7lswsW
PissIss s.a = - h eay s1sssu: : =.
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u ICHMOND, FkEDERIOKsBURe AND pa.
n TOMAC RAILROAD
TO TRAVELLERS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY. ISsuday q, m. cxcepted.D

Tne quickest and most q rect route to Richmond
va and the South. Wis the Potomac r-ax
steamers from sixth Street Wharf, EefgxsS--S
Washington. 10 Aqua Creek snd~><1s,sSS1sr
hichmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad
now entirely completed from Aqua Greek to Rich
mono, connecting there With trains the Rich
mono and +. ter burg and Richmond AMI DanviIls
hsiiIoads Ter Petersburg, Weldon. Wilmington
hfssieigh, Greensboro', Salisbury. Charl otte and
Steamers export and Vanderbilt leave sixth
street Wharf daily Sunday morning exceptedJ at
~ a. m. and D. m, and arrive in Richmond az
05 p. and n m
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN SEVEN HOURS
Fifty Miles Shorter ana IA Hours Quicker than
any Other houte
be sure and get Through Tickets via Aaui,
Greek and Fredericksburg, TO Richmond, az the
Company Office. corner Of Penus avenue and ;th
street or on board Of the boats. Baggage checs ed
through.
Onnibussee and Baggage wagoRs will be IN
readiness to convey passengers and baggage be-
treep oepots ia Richmond
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
vernon. and may have opportunity of yisir,ng
several battle IDS near Frederick sburg ty STOP.
ping at that point
Breakfast and sup on board of Steamers
GEO. MATTIEGLf Suet Washington % C.
MATTHEW CLARK, Agent, Washington
g. II. HANEY,
spSv General Passenger gent,