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n. sus: DisrsrGr OF rHT RIO Grape SsgE.
ff T q SaT sfS'i sareh Ss'S al
Eo Gsaads 's" %s" sGS
vii! state at wAs, rates Sdds5s prSpsp; :;
'h R dSaSES w. named points;
via Point Isabel.
R kcnI. gNT S to RinssOId Barracks.
klnssoid Barracks to Laredo,
% !. IA at Ss
Sas 's mules and beef fss
stores, wifs. heavy iaidwsfs hollow ware, grind:
,5Snss SsdnsSse heavy ordnance stores &s per
R:F Sa:' ps4 $ sPs
tongues. matngs, light casks and tier, 'es
Ds doSa sGSr sSsi. rS
aePsss pcrH nrS Sss
cement. plaster, tar. rosin, molasses. brown sugar
'a Ynss sSd psfie. II s.ss p.rs.r
Ambulanees and spring wagons. each.
f T%y wj. s%.. s sHGH's sdss glass; pickles.
tracts, ss pei boxs eaPdls,. eraeiers hard bread
hid. lard per ueree lard, per Kegs rice Per uerce
pails per dozen sugar, hid. sugar, (Hayana,D
per box; tea, per ehesti salt, poT sack aud barrel
shovels and spades, per dozen; wheelbarrows, zach
laths. 900; shingles per zoos tobacco, per box
rope, per coll brooms, per dozen.
All freight to DO delivered At such landings, waro-
houses or other places Of unloading at each Of the
above named points may be designated by the De-
pot Quartermaser at Brownsville other authorized
officers agents Of the Quartermasters Department
Contractors must be prepared TO the troops
and public freight at any OF tho above named points
when required, and must take such troops and sup
plies to the full capacity Of tho vessel other means
Of transportation proyi II required by tho Quar-
ternaster Department, and the proposals must state
the character and class Of vessels proposed to be
nished for water transportation, and the kind OF
teams, whether OK or mule teams, for land rAnspor-
tation.
All proposals must DO in triplieato with copy of
this advertisement attached to EACH and must be
companied by the names Of at least two sufficient
sureties who will signify by enlargement thereon
their willingness to become responsible for the per-
Torrance Of the contract.
PToPosal; viii BE- iPdorssd ..ProposaIs for Trans.
Ing ouartermaser. Sub District OF tho Rio Grandc,
Brownsville. Texas.
ALI proposals received will be forwarded to the
Chief Quarermaster Of the District for approval aud
award; the Government reserves the right to reject
any or all bids or any part Of bid,
BY order Of Breyot Major General McCook:
GEORGE W. SMITH,
LIST Liout. 18th Infantry, r. Q. N. and 4, AL
Supervising Quartermaster sub-District Rio Grnnde
mhl9-td
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PROPOSALS FOR Gts AND WATER sERv ICE

PROPOSALS. FOR GhS AND WATER sERv ICE
Proposals. will be beeiyed at tho Mayors o, ace.
GttJ Hall, until " o clock m on SATURDAY Che
hh DAY Of April Next for Furnishing and layns tho
aud water Service Pipes. with tie necessary Stop
SHeh and Boxes, on street north, between Pifh and
sixth streets west into all lots parts Of Ios NJ are
not already provided Herewith.
specifications can be tho once Of the Com
missioner Of irlproy epents, in the Basement tho
west W ing Of the City Hall, ''
The right la reserved to reject any or all bids
-hn,A JAMES J. CAMPBELL!
VuuD" Commissioner PouIth War :!
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ID X o p o 8 A L s


NAVY PAfhAsfkh bOfPlcK,l
wAsniyoTos, 2: G.. March .. lss g.,
be received ut this Office until u m. the lst day Of
APRIL, 1858. for tho following articles, which must
be OF the very best quality TO be yored free Of ex
ponse aud Government tax, At the Washington Navy
Yard, and subject to tho usual inspection thereat
"BuiREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS. ="
SIS 0LreO hundred and twenty nvo) oet IL Inch Iron
BUREAU oP YARDS AND DOCKS.
q tforty-two) Pine Joists, IS feet long SKA
inches. $500
6Disixty) Pine JOists, u feet long SKIP inches.
Oithirty) Pine J9ists, "a fss! iSay snl2 inches
500 three thousand) Hickory Hoop Poles for Bar
rels,
BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS.
6(aix) dozen Hickory Brooms,
fAithfal delivery Of supplies awarded.
Blank forms for bids, with further particulars for
''a''''' W W "A1 ~ ''' CALVIN @. JACKSON.
mh26-s Paymaster U, 8. N.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENI OFFICE,

. :, -, = WAsHINOfON, MNTfh Z, lss
On the petition of JACoB sEXNEPF, II Philadelphia,
Penn praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 him the 18th day Of July, 1854. for In
Weayers Heddleu, for seven years from the exnirl.
July, ISIS:
Its ordered that the said petition be heard at the
next at u clock, m and all persons notified 10
petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension required to file
Ia the Patent Ohice their objections, specially set
forth in writing. at least t1enty days before the day
VI heariugi all testimony fled by either party, be
United accordance with the rules Of the Office, hich
VII be furnished On application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as testi
mony nus be Il ed In the Office t,5cHtV days brfUr,
the day " hearngI the arguments, il any, wllhit
ten days after hling the testimony. ~
ordered also, that this notice bo Published In the
REPUBLICAN and tho iHtstifOenccr, Washington, d
G. And "a the Hsrdtd, philadelphia, Penn, onco a
week Tor tre successive weeks the first OF said pub
hearing A SToUT' -
Inh0- M3w Acting CommissiolSr OF pateni.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.


OFFICE CHrr Coz. OF srpsIsrsScE.l
DErAaIsFsI OF PAMsJA.
= Ss;$ se's, E
ss!. 5 S, @.S ssss AZ
Beef SnS Cattle, a, on the hoof. as iolow.r, -,
sf4 az; s e ;iS Sss. jaS Ss.s
One 6ssdrsd and SKY tpi head Al Fort Stevenson
SPS sas sSs!sy if iN iss? =, Fort lotion.
neg Ss S Ssss s Pr sy JRR sDis s,f
sG delivered ~ June 8. 1855 and the remainder BY
They must average about $50 pound. gross weight.
spf Be steer from three go 70 seven ~ year: Of age
stays cow. and Texas cattle eSfs viii Be- seIsetsd '''
wifi hSs se ~ SSs.ph other informal
Each tS to ;ssaaS mus. sNnP
eject that ths bidder is able 70 faia son,fse, in
should his propostica b accepted. ss viii a, once
enter into contract In accordance there and that
ss are and Ss s s:sS ST n:
The resHS,n,'eity o. the yIsra.ors must be shown
District Court: q q iSs United States District A.
sS Ss ssS: .. ds I GS
bidder: should g to their Sfi. and
any and al bas @ nj sD 70 ''''''
ana asesB!cd. iffand. hand; Il none on hand.
TO Ss sae m soSn Ia a.
fSr Beef Cattle, and addressed either Lieuensnt
e. o S%sat Tsu
Th ;S SfSPs'a'' will be opened at both places " IA
Il a sid i, IN tho name Of arm. their name, and
p'''''"'o address must aPp'ajT: II. GILMAN,
mna Capt. AZ, . Sss. Ss & b.Fst.
L TTFRA$TGlSys xSGSSMFISSyfSS TaS .RkPSSRRJg
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a Married Man Runs or with q Girl
OfSiXteen.

Sometime last Saturday night a daughter Of
Mr. David L. Gregory. 4 woll-knowu citizen Of
this county, living six miles out on tho Bsrds.
town road, disappeared from her fathers rosi.
dence, and It was ascertaincd yesterday morning
that she had been abducted by or eloped with a
man named Keyes. They left Mr.. Gregorys
wero going to Texas, Reyes Is q neighbor to Mr..
Gregory and is reputed to be notorious intriguer
and to have two wives and several children liv.
ing
The news Of the elopement spread like wild.
fire yesterday morning, and created intensest e1.
citement among the neighbors and friends Of the
young lady and her father. Great indignation
is manifested against Reyes, and II will not 20
easily with him II he d caught and retained to
this vicinity.
The young lady is about sixteen years old, and
is said to be beautiful and intellige Louis
rIHe (ky) Journal.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
~ uSirRP STATES PATKST OPfTcn,

OF the petition q fREDgRIGK u: BARrHOieNEwr,
OF new YORK, n. Y, praying for tho extension OF
patent granted to him the 18th day u june 1884, I'D
fe,issued in two divisions the 18th day Of November
loO. and numbered, respectively, l07l and f32 for
an improye in Method OF GOVERNING fs sStion OF
valve Cocks, for seven years from the xplrulOn OF
June, 1855; "' "
ordered that the said ye,itlon be heard at thu
Patent once on MONDAY, the lat day Of June
next at IL o clock. IN And all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, " any they have. why
Persons opposing the extension are required to file
Ia the Patent ONCE their objections, specially set
!gItA In writing, at least tloety days before the day
dfhSRrinei all tesnony filed BY either party, 10 DO
used at the said hoAring must DO taken and trans
nied In accordance with the rules Of the CO. me
will be furnished on application.
DeposiuOns and other papers, rel lied upon testI
m0nY, must BIS bed In the Office tosHtv days before
days after Allng the testimony.
Ordered, also that this notice be published In the
RepuIiicdn and the LateiIt0eacer, Washington, b.
e.. and IN the atlas, New York. y Y. once week
LOT three successive weeks the hrst Of said pnbl-
Of hearing, M SiTOiJr IVY
mhlI-Tua Acting COMMISSIONER Of Patents.
PROPOSALS FOR IRON
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COLUMBIA DIsPENsARY, FOR WOMEN AND
" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourteenth aud N streets.

This Dispensary Is IN connection with Colun bia
Hospital and IL opened for the treatment Of out door
patients. who are supplied with Medicine. Medical
and Surgical treatment free,
Patients who are about be confined and desire to
be attended at their own homes, but who unable
oner, will be furnished with medical attention free,
by leaving their names aud address ut the Hospital
with the lnatron.
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Proposals,
TT NITED STATES MA his.
ARKANSAS.

FOsT OFFICE DEPARTMENTAL
Proposals. will be received az The contract once Of
gnsd sss. july isss 70 ysa. me snfi re he
Oidspartures and arrivals herein specified. ''"'''
as. Il ARE s
1913 FROM Marion to cieburne. mile, and back, once
ts.Ss Marie. q si Monday q. n..S
fssNs s e sSbsSn,1 Ta ssss az p nam'
!Hai isaS ss aud back
fesys jssHssnpo SsY son ad %Sssyn Spm
7e.s From Abefdssp. 81 punss3, IaarsnesvilIs. cy;
Leave iSsTSse NO Monday .e,m.
tsT Ss 4. sssH Tas ass' dsy b IAN
,s fg% Eye Ss I'd SAINT. p
JSnS.9SS5SSasS. ME: "a S.sF, enss week
Arrive Arrive A. JopSs.boropSh next DAY BY pm.
e ni I III R Ss y mile.
ssmts .na i. sc:i II rs sHnass'a with tn
Lssys GanisT;yiiis daily except sunday. on ar.
Afvs Roa R'S J, Rlad
Leave Lss.y.S Liiiis Rcsi dniy. ss.:p. Sunday. apn.
s p1s,y Peint. searsy, Geld Well. Pleasant
son 70 Poeahontas, lS miles and back. siI times
Leave Little Rock daily. except "wednesday. at
Arrive At Peeahontas in 70 hours by7pm
Leave Poeahon'a' daily, except Tuesday. At
$50, Arrive at Little Rock in 20 hour. by sam
Fan sP. L PsR Rq 81; sy
Ls ~ %' Liza, Ssd R sssk S1ss Sess
Leave Fine Bius NV %. shs .S, si{ sytpm
7s From s RSe hof * Ss ss Mis- whit,
Br an; bgyTs sprdIS;; Pine Sirs Mars hli
Monticello. % mile. aud back. three time. a :
Leave ti,,le Rock Monday. Wednesday and Fri.
Law ssfS SG asE s'yS sE e ss and p
. ks! ssfs Sss,ss, n In. ssa s..
Leave GiiiI: Essf daily. except Sunday. attain.
s sif fissle '1si4' SsRRSa'' tpn
ssi q
Leave sn %S' s a%S Ssss s5GS .S. AND wSi Friday
.E: .SsstSs sss afs as: Es ]. aaa Fri.
Henderson TO Hot sprlngS, 70 mile. aud back.
Leave Benton Monday. Wednesday and Friday a,
Leave Hot Springs Tuesday THURSDAY and satur-
day at a m ~ ~
Arrive at Benton By ann
1857 From Warren, By Lagie, ChArbersyiIe, Slower
and Red Bird, 10 Prfnc.ton n miles and bsrt
three times week ~ '''' anu o"'A'
Leave Warren Monday. Wednesday aud Friday a.
tis1s y Rs9sso 4ass.s.s2 and s.
$50. Asriye a &arEs. syspm
and Campbell 10 Napoleon, ~ miles and bach
once week
Leave Relfs Bluff Monday at6am.
Leave Napoleon Wednesday AZ Gam
-76p From Hamburg, BY Wood Hin. S6iioh Lons
View and suinpter 10 Warren n mile. AMI
back three times 4 week ~ "
Leave Hamburg TuesdsT. Thur,d.y and s.tur.
day at3p M '
Arrive at Warren next days y3am.
Leave Warren Tuesday Tbursday and SATURDAY.
atsam.
Arrive At Hamburs NEXT dnv. bxoam
7GO FROM Eunies by BartboiomeW and solma To
MontireIio "A miIes IN hsnL nj" 49, soi ,in,.. "
week " ' ~A1 '~'-' '"''' ''A''
Leave EupIco MonJay waan.saax and Pr,aax
al PIN '' "'NA' -AN '
Arrive at Monticello by 70 night
Leave Hopteeilo Monday &sanesd,v andIPri
day at am
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
wlauIEaTaN March q l6R

IT ny petitiqh ~ 0ALEp Rn W .no
esse o. pahei VAIL ,. ny srsntaa ~ H.
III ne eMehs tS S =, ~ snv"si ~
sara pAniei mAyWatq the n,n y, i hIkufs h ir
or an IN AZ o' ~ said natce
whifh heo 1h n Nh I'm NIX IA sS.d AZ
NJ Is orasreu tht sne snu pctioa py noa ~ nv
Patent once on MONDAY ne "a DAY o. nuEns'
next annaar Sna sha caass n apY tSey have. why
hAia peutioh ouEnt npt 70 " a,,t,oa n, ala
in ,ss Pisp oSeesiops speeIsiiy sci foS
Ia writing, At least toenty DAYS before ne day oi
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HOURS oY ArrEspAsoR AT TINE prsrExsAsr.

MMSasasys oR b mSws5S
Columbia Hospital Is open for tho reception Of Free
Patients upon orders Of the Honorable Secretary Of
the Interior Such orders for admission can be OBJ
tained OF the Surgeon. In chief Dr. THOMPSON,a
first ianB-dy
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR
~ uSITED STATES PATEsr OFFICE,


w Y, FUbTuATy =, INN.
On the petition II Levi DEDERICK, Of Albany, n Y q,
pray ny for the extension OF patent granted him the
9TH day Of June, lSI, for an Improvement in Hay
Presses. for seven years from tho expiration Of said
patent, which takes place the 9th day OF June 1873
Patent Once on MONDAY, the 18th day OF May next,
At clock m and all persons are Gotined to appear
and show cause II any they have why said petition
ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED to die
In the Patent Ocs their obeciians specially set forth
IN writing, at least tsoentv days before the day u
hearing all testimony fled by either party, 10 be
used at the said hearing. must be taken and trans
aited In accordance with the rules VI the office which
will he furnished on application.
Deposition. and other papcrs, relied upon as test
mony, must be hed In the 0tice tDsItU days before
the day Of hearngi the arguments, n any within Ten
days after dling the testimony. '
Ordered, also, that this notice 10 published in IN.
RRPuBLIcAS and tho i0sncsr, Washington b &
and in the Journal, Albany, n. r., once a week fof
three successive week the rst Of said qualifications Ia
be at least sixty days previous to the dayof hearing
mh7-s3t Acting Com mi ssI5mer Of pat,ak.
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Br TIE rnEs!PEsf. e UNITED STATES

For the Sale " Valuable Lands IN the State Of Kdn-
and pifhin the Limfs u the Usage indian
CessiOns under Treaty. II September 9TH. 1855,
10TH the Great and Lille Usage indiana.
In pursuance OF law, ], ANDREW JoHssoN, Prosi-
snt Of the United States Of America, do hereby de-
olue and make known that public sales Will be held
at rhe under mentioned land once In the state Of KAN
sas, at tho periods hereinafter designated, to-w:
LIST. As to the Public Lands at the Land Once At
HUMBoLDT, KANSAS, commencing on FRIDAY.
lands situated within The following dssgnated town.
ships and parts Of townships lying within the limit.
OF the cession under the Srst article Of the aforesaid
treaty, viz: a.,
Souih ~ TIE base line and east Of the sIth principal
meridian. -. - a.. >,
fractional townships ~, n, -, ID, u, ii, 81, ~, "
and IS, Of range II. 49,. ~
Fractional township u, townships q, =, 3d. u,
81 ~ and ~, and fractional townships3 o. range ~
functional township %, townships % d ~, ID ",
81 IS and ~, aud fractional township ~, o. range IL
Fractional township %, <owpships Y, y. ~, ~ Sl'
Fractional townships d., ~ Is, 70, 80. 81 ~, 81, 81,
50, Of range u.
ID, For the sale OF tho following described trrsf
lands at the same place, commencing on SATURDAY,
the lah day II Nay merit, for the disposal Of certain
trust lands situated within the following townships
and part Of townships lying within the limits OF the
cession In trust, under the second article OF the ore-
mentioned treaty.
South Of ebdse line and east Of the sfTh prfncipdt
meridian. ~ ,,
fractional townships -; "a, n p, q range and
fractional township ~, townships ~ % anu ~ ano
fractional township %, townships q, % and 0. and
fractional 81. ET.S
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PHILADELPHfA. March b, 1858
Proposals will be receive at this oince nntu' 10
o'el9skt N on the ist day Of APRIL. for furnishing
articles to DO OF tho best quality, and subject to In
spection By the Inspecting Ohcer At the PHILADELPHIA
pense to the Government;
FOR BUREAU OF STEAM ENGINEERISd.
loo pounds k-ineh Square Iron.
loo pounds Y Inch Square Iron.
Loo pounds E-lneh Square Iron.
I'D pounds SKI. Inch Flat Iron
Blank forms for bids at this Office.
A. Z, WATSON,
mhD'V PayInRsteT U, s. Navy.
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GoyERNMBNT PROPOSALS..
CHIES orARrEnxAsrER's orr

DEPARTMENT OF CoLunIiA.
Sealed ProPS:ai: VII & 5sssysd 4 hi. Sass up
g. 10 @ % sn
ensuing season. commencing on the LIST day Of May,
FROM PORTLAND Or VANCOUVER. VIA
Ts Camp Watson. Oregon. $50 tons weight, moro or
To Camp Logan, Oregon. oJ tons weight. more or
TO Camp IIarney, Oregon, DO tons weight, more or
less.
Via wsllula or PalCuse Landing to Fort Colviile
%a iiai w S Foft B BSIs II, ton. weight
Via Camp Watson to For. Boise. l. t.. i2i tons
FROM PORTLAND OR VANCOUVER.
Il Camp TSrss fOfts. owSSos. T. T., is tons
weight, more or less -
70 Camp Warner. oregon. rs tons weight, more
40 Camp c. p. Smith. Oregon. 70 ton, weight. more
TO Fort klamath. Oregon. 70 tons weight. moro or
@ sSP ,sS w.sh more 81 Ii::
~; Sif
v ~ Camp Three Forks owShoe. l. T.. l' tons
10 Camp Warner. Oregon. 27a ton, weight. more
70 Camp C. p. Smith. Oregon, 70 tens weight. more
To Fort klamath. Oregon. 70 tons weight, moro or
sAJ jim tons sfsS sss, or s;
less,
70 x W, iEEsS:S F''' or less
To Camp Three Forks. owyhee, !. t.. 90 tons
weight, more or less,
10 Camp Lyon, /, T., 80 tons weight. more or less
The contracts 10 be In force for one year or any
shorter period, at the option OF the United States.
The Government reserves to itself the right to Its
own transportation over any Of these routes,
Bids must be in trpicate. with q copy Of this Ad
yertisement attached to each. and endorsed, Pro-
s 81 s'r re TTansIsOr to fara soy osS
that they are not Interested In any other bid than
their own.
The usual conditions will be imposed upon bidders
and contractors.
For further information, apply at this Office, per-
sonally or by letter. A. X, EDDY,
mhlS-6t Chief M, d. ofO.
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d r o T o S A L s


wA.Hrs6Tos, j. G.. March Is, isds.
Sealed proposals. to be indorsed " Proposals, will
SpI i as asy 81
se SSs to e rss Navy
Yard, and subject to the usual inspection thereaf,
IS tSifss and tWsntJ ircI IL inch Iron
pBTkRAGS 81 'SSiiRDs AND DOCKS,
Sy P yS sSs saS inches
1}siTty( Pine Joists. 2 f9et long ska inches:
a1f ss'S IF s's 'fs
uUsatisenj pieces White Pine. No. ?. 50 feet long.
nCsaiiesny piece. White Pine. No. .. u feet long.
nucuItesnl piece. White Pine. No. ?, 81 foe. long.
attTsIysi pieces White Pine. No.a Is feet long.
G%e9s; pieces White Pine No. 2, oO.
l7stqss hsadisd ara seventy: two, piece, white
VEN y 81 I'll 'Vs Ss1 fss No. as
yh, ssI P' ,S,. No
100 eleven handTsds sSt MhS Pine, No 10 foe.
5 I ii ssSS ~ %S,s fs; Ee ais
a.cO u%enty: One iSSa.snS ss hsndrsSi lei White
psss t Sss .'Ss fsss iS Hns
24Gwsnty four pieces oax. No !. feet long. sxo
aHwenty. four, pieces Oak. No. !. 9 feet long. Sxs
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
5000 uhIcO thousand) Hickory Hoop Polos for bar.
puhGHG' 81 SiFi Tat tfFS 2 AND RECRUITING
BtREAU or STEAM ENGINEERING
lOtqns hundred and any, lbs English vermil'
lOo tana bundY,d, vallop, spIrits Turpontine
in ione h5nircd and twenty IA lans hisoiol o.
mar cant nroof ''' " '' ~
nee.pS9slSic security required for tho prompt and
TAHITI" HSati delivery 81 rrppIini "watdcd' ,,r
hIp1ina iofms LOT D,uh; VIM iurhcf patHsuirs lot
O''u''N' " w hhu ~ ui' GTIaJTpyIN =, ,,cucnS
mhS-ii PayInaster Y .. Navy.
NAVAL SUPPLIED,
p.,v.s-v,,. oyv,,, II @ N.vx,
No % i,aakpwhyH Y March Il isSs
Pronossis so.IaJ n inanr. al isPrnnosaja Sor SIM
plies " Ii G psseis A.. ~ hIs an sa mil
lie sst Instant inclusive Tor IN, Ioiowins sapplss
which w ~. Ill, ICY seo,
Sfsnncnn ~ ~, =, w wv Io az AZ nj NJ
Ion 'Sno' as'ah'' anu suo'ees !" '"o usual "poe'
''"' We Iiupp.u on " anna AVN nocvs
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THE DEGisSisos OF A GREAT FoRrUSE.-Ths
wealth Of the great Welsh family Of Crawshay,
Is larger than that Of the Astors, Vanderbilt,
and Stuart combined, and like most great for
tunes, commenced with very small beginnings
In the last century the original Crawshay, ther
farmers son, rode to London on his pony (hi,
sole property to seek his fortune. He began BY
weeping out the warehouse Of an ironmonger,
who was Of discriminating mind, and saw that
young Crawshay had good stuff In him. Tho
ironmongsr had been successfully specializing in
sending out iron pots to America, and his astute
apprentice observed that II the Americans used
so many pots they must want hooks to hang
them on. Whereupon the master not only took
the hint, but kindly determined that Crawshay
should send them out, and that he would lend
him the money for the purpose. Upon THU
venture was realized fl00, and from that time
the farmers son moved rapidly upward, being
first taken into partnership BY his master, and
ultimately becoming an iron king in South
Wales, whose descendant, lately deceased, has
left, 1t is computed, above $50, 900, 900 in per
sonal property alone, besides enormous real
estates. 1t is curious fact that from this stock
has arisen in very short time, two baronstages
and one peerage-that Of Hanover.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-30

Morn Under the regultions Of tho Department, as
heretofore rand now existing, NO payment can DO made
for ADVERT sing pIoelAnations except TO- such pub
fishers as specifically authorized by the Commits
osuer OF the General Land Once. jaN-lawEw
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-30

Tho Building Committee Of tho Calvary Baptist
Church agd cor iEregatio1 invite proposals io5 the
Eighth street,. according to the plans and sneeihea
may be seeP and examined at their once. corner Of
Seventh Ant. Y streets.
Proposal will be received Tor the whole Work, and
also for po rtiOns thereof. , -
iels and TntsiTI0sncer AMOS KENDALL,
mh2T-8 Chairman Of Committee,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-30
TT 8, ENGINEER OFFICE,

Y. OswgaO, N, Y, Feb. "a, 1903
Sealed proposals will be received by the Undersigned
until the Dth Of March, 1865 at noon for nay ing ,hs
repairs that may become necessary on the united
States pier at Oswego, N. y, up TO November 8i
1885, all tho material for said repairs being farnished
by the United States. ooo ,
The price must DO stated at so much per 900 feet
b. m OF the lumber, per pound Of tho Iron and spike,
and per cubic yard of stone, which shall be used In
making said repairs. aud must cover Az The expenses
removing old work. and the completion Of the repairs
In a manner satsfactory to the engine In charge
forms which. with all te lnSraatlon II Che po,ses'
ton, In person or BY letter. to this ONCE. ,,,