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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12


ELOQUENT PAssAGE.-The finest
thing Geoage D. Prentice ever wrote,
is this inimitable passage: 1t can.
not be that the earth is mans only
abiding place. 1t cannot be that our
lite is u bubble cast up by the ocean of
eternity to hoata moment upon it's
wave, and sink into nothingness.
Else, why is it the high aud glori-
ous aspirations which leap like an
gels from the temple Of our hearts,
are forever wandering unsatistied !
Why is it that the rainbow aud
cloud come over Us with q beauty
that is not On earth, and then pass
OF to leave os to muse on their love
lines. Why s il thst the stars
which b I'D their festival around the
midnight fhrose,' ere s~s shose the
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12

AN ExcENrRIc NoBLEMAN.-Ths
Earl of Aberdeen, q. peer Of Great
Britian, has recently succeeded to
his title and estate, and is now trav-
cling for pleasure. For an aristro-
crat, he seeks pleasure in d curious
way. He recently shipped ias a'seil-
or before the mast on the ship 20
mora, and his title being, aunknown
to any, one on board, he served g :
sailor during a voyage Of sixty days
to St. John's, New Brunswick. His
friends at that place, who hgd been
informed ofhis arrival, werc aston.
ished to find him on,the forecastle
dividing his clothes and money
among his brother sailors. This
young sprig II mobility seems to
have an irresistible love of adven.
ture, andia few years ago came to
this conntry and labored !incqsuito
as = back-woods lumberman. o,r. .l,.i.,,,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12

Hdc A resident in China, not
enamored of the country, defines
it as country where the roses have
no fragrance aud the woman no pet.
icoats; where the labo.er has no
Sabbath. aud the magistrate no sense
Of honor whore the roads bear no
vehicles and the ships no keels
where the old men fiy kites where
the nee<iie lsoints "a the South. and
the ~ign cf being paxxled is fs
serz'eh the antip@sies of the bead
sAese the place Of hsnsr = en rhs
i~fs a4zi AID tbe sezr ef iafeliixen~s
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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12

n6 It is announced in England
that an extensive business is carried
on there in hunting up portraits for
Americans, in order to make CALLER
les of ancestors, An American agent,
recently IN London, explained that
his business was to "collect an.
cestors," ard that he had been. qnite
successful, having picked up many
good portraits, and that, "with prop
er attention to custorne and age, that
and some little heraldic addition, he
had matched suitable husbands and
wives for two or three generations.
and had exported several very we'll
assorted families, which being pro-
vided with full credentials, were III a.
ally adopted, aud that he was con-
taing his highly remunerative re-
searches" sY4 gfbnadI So ~
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12

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eesher. And % oheAin the nuts. ~
they appear in market, these shells
have TO be broken open During
the season Of their falling. it dan :.
gerous to enter the groves where they
abound, % the force of their descent
is sufficient to knock down the
strongest man. The natives, how
ever, provide themselves with wood
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their heads while collecting the fruit
from tho ground. In this manner
they are perfectly secure from injury.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1867-01-12

MoRs CHEATING. The late elept-
tions in the Northern 6tatss were
won on the Constitutional Ama1d-
ments. The people voted in hvor
of those Amendments By On ovse.
whelming majority. It viii b -.
collecfed thst, como time sinee, ~
stssed that the RadiealA Who wsse
making lssA prsss~siess in 6vse q
the Asssadaseats, weeO IN rsaEg
oppossd to thea, ssd predicted -
siies tie eiectScs th<y wos0 aItUo
to dese.s skea- Oar psS1is1lsO
hsSs Asps srsi6s1- Nisnssi = .
sury Rslkl 6suhs. - - bnn1lg
nnsnk e ~ Gesne 90 - -
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The national Republican., 1867-12-03
.Rprvara AT TIM uorrr,s.

wILLARD,s HoTEI,-srKrs, CHADWICK 4 Co
". 7. wilder Colorado; oeorge 9. Bstes
III 7. Markbut, Ohio, AIexander b. oorsow and
.. ~ Rose, j, W. Martin, Littls Rock, krf.i
Sinshsm, Mrs. @aiSsf, Va Val S Mrs. q eonefses,
Iyet, MOI ", j kls..nder. u s. hjE. 8.
ars%oush, S. CorScl wife e and child, n, \, J,
Mrs' J: 4: TsicS, &c.s Il. Dross;tie, Q: W
etHssp eStssps pSi.aspS. Body BosSSy ss'fffS San fffS 3 o.
5. OF Hon. James brooks, W. II. Berne and
alsser, ST; Lous; J. NJ. Walker, Nevada; =;
LHcu, = and lady, Buga'ts, Ca; II; "; Day and
s. sf Sssrs fs s.ss " slHSs %Ss's sIen ~ NJ sTs;
Louis Jackendorfs tt' Hon. % n. +. Dixon, Hon II,
III w sISSRSr kSSS cs crni'de'pA'' '"
EBBITT HousE-C. O. WILLARD.
J. Lilies, N. Y. Geo. dranliea, Sam. r. Gran
lis; 4; R. D. Campbell Miss IS, Campbell ,s1npS,en
Ing, N, Y; 4. aoodwin, Maine ! Oscar King.
\ X, n Howard. Phiisdeiphisi Mrs; asni
Fh.isdeEni. .. brewer, S; Nd Hon VIM. d.
Killey, Philadelphia Hon. q. N. Taylor, Penn;
J. spurgen, Baltimore, Nd. $. A. Sullivan, Y.
Parker, Q. s Navy; " ]. / Van Bront, q. !! Army "
Rollins, % n GSsss. GS%s A. sshss isay, 1 II. y Z
don Lofland, Cambridge, Ohio =. d. Wells, N.
Y. W. o. Gruine Rockville; W. M. Angle,
PhilsdeIgyhi. simon ,, als,, R9ekyiIlei 9; ".
Vile; @. r, Campbell, Philadelphia Matte
Rohner, Roekvillcj T. M. Campbell, Phiiadel-
METROPOLITAN HoTEL.-PorTs d SHELLEY.
VIM. II. Shryook, Baltimore; Col, Rowland, E.
Ashton, Samuel Gardiner, n. q. Mitchell, S: ID.
.SS LsT EIsne ATer systs fSsT S.w
York; Z. z. Bryan, Marseiliss, France; Thomas
Mitchell, Lexington, KY; p. RoseneranI, Al
Gilbert, nj; Hon. T. A. Jenckes r. l.; Hon.
Moses Macdonald, Me-; J. d. Mccoy, Va; A, st.
John and wife, Herndon, Va; b. Y. brown, Miss
more; B. TSomss snd wife cSlesso; f. Miisr, Hh.
Georgetown; z. q. Burgess and wife, N. j.; s.
G. Esstburn, Philadelphia.
KIRKwoOD HoUSE-HEspLEY Il GREEN.
Gov. Z. II. Peirpoint, Richmond; b. X. Shain-
EFT, Kingston, N. VI +. II. Linham, Col. Max
Friedman, d. q. Moran, Harry Phelps, N. Y;
J. H. Me-, MSIppald AIss1y 3@Tlns' wife and
Louisville; John Welsh, VIM. Welsh, Mt. Yer,
non, ohioj A. t: Friend, Pa; E. N. Heartley and
Wifi ohieasS John SulysrsSn, Ssrli.lei Harry
cinnatiI Edward =. Petit, Charleston, S. g.; II.
N. Lynch, Springfield, III.
UNITED STATES HoTEL-w. II. BEAN.
NJ ID RSs,ey New % Rin NJ n,ri.t II ktsrsSes, I. eN,.y
ner, Cincinnati, o.; W. d. Calvert, Va; L. II
Wiley, Chiehago; John Moore, Washington, D.
g; John T. Grow, Baltimore; II. A. Williams,
Richmondj W. II. Taylor, New York; Henry
Wright, Philadelphiaj Rev. W. T., Morrison and
wife, New York; A. Z. Ames, N. J.
SEAT0N HOUSE-JoHN II. SKxMEs.
I: b, Miles, John Redduck, John schoneid
Phlladelphis; Hon, s, Y. Cary, Cincinnati, M
q; kem6crly, W. P. Wood, g. Camp, jr, Jersey
Hsrison, baltimore; J. =. Winch, Bos ton; Il Il
Resley, A. Spencer, Q. King, Md.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OwEx.
q. W. Burr, Va; Robert b. Clark, N. Y; Allen
Mitchell, Phila., ID. L. Henderson,, West Va; p
II. Smith, Baltimore; Geo. Douglass, Phila.; T
]. klnsclla, Illinois; J. T. Humphrey, U. s. A.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
CSiEr nlraS araSrInrisIfnr.s E nrrinr' nrInuLk'

OhlEf OfFICR,
s..,., oHAEA, Nebraska, Nov, %, 1857,
y is Tor ihs triaspSitasoa nfy f q SUPPLE. 2aHS
during the year commencing April !, 1865 aud ending
ROUTE NO. i.
sGn ,CheyenpG Dakota, or such other ponts as may
branch Cf,hs Union Pseiae railroad, Of
S5sEca IN the TSrrSry Of MONTANA ~ .oaiS @ q s
iade q degrees In tho Territory OF Dakota, west Of
HRd Colorado, north latitude 70 degrees. nsludins.
Be sS9s S xIi no, Sisssd iwSniyiVS $ii'a ts'
gs Sss 5 sH h S % Py psssS
i, ISIS, and ending March 81, is& 'os'A"'nS "p'''
snsss;S0%Paned ss;S @ BY bond in ,he q thousand
% sd ~ sud pS pfOSsr Ss %Sts stamped aa
SS5esns ,hS "a SS;S contract "a SsI,dsa ISI The
anS ps shS & contract NIL be accepted and entered nto
party in accordance with the torns u this advertise
Each bidder must be present at The opening Of the
The contractor will be required to give s23O,dOO
Satisfactory evidence OF tho loyalty and soveney Of
each bidder and person offered as security will be
PTSPS.4s must Be- SndSrSed rEOPosas fSr Army
ments Of this advertisement.
pared 70 execute the contract At once and to give the
contract
The rEht to reject any and all bids that may bO Of
feIed Ia reserved
The contractor must be In readiness for service by
the lst day Of April 1855 aud will be reg to have
e9mmunlcated with promptly and readily, for ROute
No. at Cheyenne, Dakota, qI at such other point as
Blank forms. showing the conditions Of tho contract
~ be entered into be had application At this
once, or at the once Of the ouaitermastor At New
York, 81, Louis, Fort LeAyenwoIth, Santa Fe, and
Fort Smelling, aud must accompany and be part Of
the proposals..
WM MYERS,
Brevst Brig Gen., Chief Quartz FInaslcr,
de2-td Department Of the Platte.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
/ ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
ORYIoK CHEZ ouARrERHAsrKR, !
DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA,

slIyr phyt. Msss Soy, s lss7
Transporting Of Military Supplies during the year
R@s fsa Pad saas s1ssG u
S 4 Az 4. pGI. ss
ss:s sS q nofh hat rysi. Z DAKOTA TsfIiisiy
The weight e be t5snsported ou this - RSIts % No.
p0sSd. per WI ' SSSdlsS ss; ior each month
ss srberHins April l. iS'ss and ending March Sl'
Bdas,s shoas siyc their name. in full, a, well ss
seeohpSSsd * BOND n he sum d Ten thousand dol.
lars, signed byFwo OF more responsibie persons guar.
contract will u accepted and entered into and good and
ss9s S''sn Sth sp he srn. .Sf y isis -
The sontrHet$ viii be reGu,rSsd % sys sonas In tho
Satisfactory idenee Of the loyalty and sslyency Of
each bidder AMI person offered as security will be re-
Proposals. mist be endorsed :. Proposals for Army
rtationpn Route No. T. and none Will be en-
ter!aned SHlef they fully comply with tho require.
The party to'whom an award Is made must be pre-.
GI ss
The right to meet any aud all bids that may bo offered
sostiast be n rssdns.. for sS5's' BY the
%uSfS,s{ wi Sfonptiy and readily iOT RSats ": 1.
Baak Sa FSfn. sSowas the conditions Of the contract
etaec, at the ofss the quartermassr AZ Nev York,
Ghiesgo, 81 Louis, Fort Leayenworth, Omaha, and
RST Smelling aud must Spd b Bart Of the
Lieut. EESI;, ESly,.l PssPHTty sPTsy SsD 3; NJ III Eqsn,
nols-SOt Chief q, NJ, Department Of Dakota.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
TINTED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA.
Posr ORfIoE DEPARTMENT,
WAauIHuTON. OctObor n, lhsI7 K

. WAsHIkarOs, October "a, 1857. ! -
Proposals will be received at the Contract Once OF
ths Department until o clock p. IN. Of December
v 1897, 10 be decided the next day for Carrying the
June ~, 1871.
kogrk No. 6.d3-from Montgomery, by Manaek
and Benton, 10 Selma, 81 miles and back, daily.
Leave Montgomery daily ut 6p m,i
Arrive at Selma next day ut 7 a. IN,
Leave Selma daily atI Ip. m;
Arrive at Montgomery next day by aSa,
The accepted bidder will be required 10 take the oath
commonly known as the test OATH and to execute con
tracts In the form aud manner prescribed by law and
the regulations Of the Department.
For further aud fuller particulars to the cOnd-
lions to be Incorporated Into contracts, aud or the at
bies Of bidders, reference 10 made to the pAmphlo
adyertsement. dated October 81 1868, Inviting pro
pOsAlH for carrying the mails Of the United States
elpal post Offices.
Proposals must be scaled, subscribed "Mail Prop0-
sails, Route No. 6.6S, State Of Alabama, aud Ad-
dressed 70 tho Second Assistant Postmaster General
Contract Once. ~ ALEX W KANDALI,
noyN-td Postmaster OeneTaly
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

FOft tnhuDOhrne, IcNhst OF poAt a. may DC CO.
tablished IN lieu thereof, IL, 100 bushels
These amounts, however, may be somewhat modI-
hsd before the day Of letting the CONTRACTS
All bids to furnish the above must be Tor good sound
merchantable, sheled Corn, Oats or Barley, subject
to the inspection Of the reeeiying oticer
Delivery to commence by the 9Th day Of January
1855 and 70 proceed at the rate OF not less than
sixth Of the whole amount per month, and In such
quantities to keep the post continuously supplied at
such rate.
Separate offers will he made for each post, and the
price busho at each place must be clearly stated
Bids will be received Tor any quantity, and not less
thal hund bushels Of Corn ortwenty-hye bush
els Of Oats Barley and where the Lesponsibiliy VI
the bidder k not otherwise satisfactorily made known
at this onoe, each bid must be accompanied by guar
anty Qf Ut least two persons, (whOse responsibility
must be certified 10 by a clerk Of court Of record
that the bidder competent TO carry out the contract "
awarded tO him, aud he will give the required bonds
therafOre and each bidder will state his place Of
ldsnce.
Satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty Of each successful
bidder and the sOyency Of the persons offered rs seeu
Hty Will be required:
The bids will bs opened the day and hour herein,
before named aud bidders have the privilege VI being
pTescn at the opening.
Abe right l. reserved to reject all bids unAAtisfae.
tory, and no bid will be entertained That does not con-
form " the requirements Of this adyertissment.
- Proposals to be plainly indorsed, ,fIop0sals Tor
Corn. and Addressed to the undersFned AZ lhis place
Bneyet Lieut., Col, aud A. q. NJ,
noO-6t United States Army.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
TO oNTRA TORS.
HrADaRs DISrREST ,s1 oy THE IsD,aS TsPsIToRr.

CHIEF CoMMIssARY's OYPICg,
FoRT GIBSON. O. N, November II, 1857 J
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be received al
tho once Of the undersigned At Fort Gibson, l. T.,
until 10 o'clock, .. m, WEDNESDAY, December
u, 1857 to furnish to the United States subsistcnee
Department .0OO pounds Of Wheat Flour or such
other quantity as may be Tequired the same to be 81
prime quality, not Inferior TO tho best ST. Louis
brands securely put up In one hundred pound sacks o.
and delivered ut Fort Arbuekle, T., In good condi.
ton, on or before January ], 1864
Each proposal must bo accompanied by a good and
SUFFICIENT guarantee by two responsible parties, set
ting forth that In the event contract Is
win give ample bonds for the faithful performance q
the same.
All Hour delivered under any contract which may
bo awarded will bo subject to q rgd Inspection By
an ohieer or agent apponied on behalf Of tho United
States. and no delivery will be considered as
plete until such Inspection shall have been made.
Proposals may bo for the whole or any part Of the
amount required. but the Government reserves to
itself the right Sf Iejeeng any or all bids received.
Pnyments 70 be nado on delivery In current funds
Of the United States.
Proposals. should be endorsed Proposals for fur.
ninhing Flour, and addressed to the undeTsig gned.
their proposals.
,'.'Proposals to be opened at tho same time and
place Us the above will be received to furnish Pork
bacon and Salt Beef for the supply OF tho District for
the period of three months, A. 5, KlMBALL,
Captain and A. q. NJ, U. s. A, Chief g, s. Dist. Of
]. Il. de2-td
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Proposals.
DROP osALs FOR wooDy

Dsror ouARrERNAsIER's 0FpIoE,
WAsHINaroN, d. q. NOV, B,lB7 !
Sealed Proposals. from tesponsible gaTses Will be Io-
eelyed at this Office until m on SATURDAY, Decem
beI for tho delivery q o three ,hSpss1a s25ds q
4iset long and sPl % The ordinary size q cord wood
Mont point aud deliver it-on orders from this oace-
time to time be required,
An Inspector wifi be designated on the part Of the
Government to examine and measure the wood as de-
liyercd and such does not conform TO the spceea
tlons above will be rejected
The names Of two re.ponsibe persons, ned In their
own hand, TO statement that they will become soeur
accompany each proposal
Bonds In the sum Of ten thousand dollars signed by
himself and both his suretes will bo required Of the
successful bidder.
Payments for wood received will bc made monthly,
In funds, or as soon thereafter funds furnished
for tho purpose.
The snccosslu bidder must hold himself In readiness
to commence delivery on the 18th Of December next
All bids Will be submitted to the rnaspr Con-
eral for instructions before awarding contract.
Bidders will address proposals 10 the undersigned,
indorsed Proposals for Wood and are invited 10 BE-
present at the opening OF bids.
j. c. McFERRAN,
Deputy QuartermAsteI General,
nOl9-W Breyet Brig. Gen, u. Il. Army,
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
RALTIMoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD,

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
wAsuIsaToS, Jan. Q, ls57--noon.
ans Tps SfiEe oS1NNTgE9E Nb THf ss%
as follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 90, a45, and L. Is
p. m, and Q o., 80, and 6p m.
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, at T0oa m. and , 90
and p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at 3 IS and a. m, and at % and l. IS p m.
F5R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 90 and l. 30 D. IN. No train to or from An.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at I45 a. m and L. - and IS p. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 7. u n. m and 20 and g. Is p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 7Sa. m. and 90
On sunday, at4 80 and l. IS p IN, only. connecting At
Bslsy station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
through eket. to the West can be had at the Wash.
ington Station Ticket onec At all hours In the day
J. L. WILSON.
Master Of Trassper.at!cn.
GEO. B. KooSfZ.
General Agent, Washington.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE CHEZ CoxSIssAHr srBsIsrEsoE,)
DIsTRIor oY TExAs,
s..,.a GaLyIE'ToS, TEIns' ma., NOV, T., lI ,.
w ssops q lis sttashsd to SssS sTc
a''" aI $SEss $sf} s,,.,
Troops PsingfsToN, si.ilfsfS 4.
HRaPsTEiD,
R66ttSbb4TSSf. Texas,
may aS& b all Fame r1s Esnyp Hospitals that are or
| ly or separately.
BTt Maj. W. II NASH. C.s.
supplying Fresh Beef to the United States troops
VffSSTiSSRRIh.H Texas,
may Be E: sRd Hospitals 'AA' are
BIDS may be offered Tor these Posts either collective
a. c. S, Indianoln. Texas.
For supplying PrOsh Beef to the United States troops
''A''Ys SAN ANTONIO.
G0LIAp,
And al Pcsts. Camps, Camp aud Hospitals that are or
Bids may be offered Tor those Posts either collective
" ykddSsps. SI dsSpsrs1eIS; SIepSsal, to
A. c. s.. San Antonio. Texas q
EI5 :nPSyHs Fresh Bs'fto the United States troops
Mhd5. AMEsTbSf Texas,
may a1S be @ estabiish.d IN tESlr Vicinity.
Bids may be offered for these Posts either collective
ly Of separately.
| A. c, s., Austin, Texas.
FI saPPyns Fresh Beef to the United States troops
BROWNSVILLE,
WHITE, E,s RANGhE,
RiNGGoLD BARRGtKs,
| FORT MCINTOSH, Texasi
may aSI Be % %"stab:i.d % her wv Sie,aity' r'' ' "
Bids may BE- offered for those Posts either collective
A. C. s., Brownsville, Texas,
These contracts to bc for twelve months, eommene-
Ing January l. 1865 9r such less time as the Commits
| safy General OF Subsistence may direct
The bids will state the price per pound net' In cur
Proposals. must be accompanied by proper guaranty
In duplicate signed by at least two persons (whoss
resPonsbty must be certified to by clerk o. conr
6ddsf viii enter into contract and that they viii
enter Into bonds In the sum OF IhSus"nu
The names Of firms should be stated In full with the
address q each member Of thg 1l n r., who hav,
fRled to comply with their bids made heTetot9re
sds VIII be only s1tsSinsa Sld dO 5sH %SS o. eo%lns
under the exceptions Pf the Presidents Amnesty
Proclamation, can produce tho pardon Of the PreSi
The beef furnished must bO Of good and marketable
NM useEs, sSS. Es' and Kidney iaiiOw 70 bS sI
NAY S' %1Ss 1Ss.T.a RG9asSs GG
nished BY ths United States foI public disbuI.emsnt
The Goyernncnt reserves the right TO reject any VI
kndorss envelopes Proposals tg25 Fresh Pssf" sa
de2.td District Of Texas.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
ID U B L &c sA L E.

Po,r RErTT RSH GutsrEanATNTaSs 5oTgssI1GE'(,
In obedience 10 Instructions received from Brsyet
mAoI General L.. q. Easton, Chief Quartermaster
Fort Riley, Kansas, on TUESDAY, December 10,
is the following yiceable auArtermaster Prop.
% BOrSos, % Mules, l Ambulance, 2Army Wagons,
&c.
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, a. m.
The property " be rome we'd on day Of sale.
HENRY INMAN,
no3).td Breyet Major aud Depot Q. N.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
THE SgPlREAE N GQTRI OF THE RIsERIgT 9E CO;
TBk UNITED STATES PoR THE SAID DIS

Te cu phon q may concern greeting:
Nouee hereby given. that the 18th day Of febru-
nry, lSS, the armed enemy's vessel Nashville was at
asked sunk, and deftroyed BY vessels Of the South
Atlantic Bloeksdins Squadron, under the command of
.. and that on the a4th day Of September. 1857,
he same was hbccd and prosecuted In this Court,
stated and that sad caase will stand for trial
NE gity Hall In the city OF Washington, the FIRST
MONDAY Of DECEMBER next wien and where ali
persons are warned % appear 70 show why
their interests.
september Is, 1857 r. J. MBIas,
oelhwtd Clerk
The national Republican., 1867-12-03

ALL NERVOUS DISEASES, NO MATTER FROM
what cause, are readily eon!r1lled by proper and
Electricity and Vapor Baths. at the corner Of Eighth
street and Pennsy IyAnia avenue.
The national Republican., 1867-12-03
Proposals.
Y o 7 | G 4 .

N | @ R.
oYFIcE CHIEY CossIssARr suBsisrESoE.
fIFrH MILITARY DIsrRIcr
NEw QRLEASs, La, Nov. %, 1871
5th day Of DECRMBER, ISL, At ]? oeios. NH N, ~,
furpishng the United States Subsistence
with the following Subsistence Stores and Canned
q. oo) One Thousand barrels Mess Pork, Of the bs.
quality. ~
"a ooo) Five Thousand cans Green Corn, In e.A san.
lo,UOl Five thousand cans Tomatoes, ia slb cans
cans, " 80
The above articles TO be Of the yeIy besl quality and
Anchor Prsss n this city, within twenty days after
No bids will be received from parties who have
heretoforc failed % comply with their engagements
prSp9sals 70 be Adagesssd to the qnds5sgnsd, and
a ass.sa rf0e"iss sst MAJ. osu. And dsGEqskwyiTHh Y.