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The Charleston advocate. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, 1868-10-10
Branch at Charleston, \. G.,
no. II BROAD STREET.

Open every lazy cxcrp, Sundays and lnN
days from? A. n, To -. NJ. and Saturday
ircm & to SrM.
Deposits Of any amount received rom an
person.
Interest payable in January and July in
c;.r! Year.
nj deposit will he repaid with interest
ll,c When required.
NATHAN EiYYER, Ct,shdr.
March Is, | VI
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Mark twain ON Car PeddIers.

And then there were the peddlers. / bought
out the pop corn boy to get rid OF him, because
was try ing to compose q poem for young lady .
album, and did not want to be disturbed. But
he came right back with 4 stock Of peanuts. 1
took a few and hurried him away, and DO re.
turned with some ice cream candy and peanuts
together but l invested at once, because an in.
spired rhyme had been born to me, and wanted
to sit it down before it slipped my mind.
Then the scoundrel came back to me with to.
bacco and cigars, and afterwards with oranges,
imitation ivory baby whistles, 6g-paste, and
apples; and then he went away and was gone
some time, ind was encouraged to hope the
train had run over him. lie was only keeping
his malignant outrage to the last. He was got.
ting his literature ready. And from that time
forward that degraded youth did nothing but
march from one car to another, and affiict the
passengers with specimen copies Of tho vilest
blood and. thunder romances on earth.
The Perjurer's Doom, " and 1.-The Despe-
RADIOS Revenge, " were some Of his milder works;
and on their backs were pictures Of stsbbing AZ
trays and duels and people over precipiccs, and
wrttchei wood-cuts Of women being rescued
from terrific perils Of all kinds-and they arr
always women who are SO criminaly homely
that any right minded man would take . placid
satisfaction in seeing them suffer q sudden and
violent death.
But that peddler boy peddled these atrocious
books right along for hours together, and l gave
up my poem at last, aud devoted all my ener.
ges to driving him away, and trying to say thing.
that would make him unhappy.
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TIN TED STATES MAILS.
ALABAMA,

Posr OPHJug DgPARTNRsT,t
WAsHISGToS, February u, 1903 !
Proposals will be received at tho Contract Once VI
this Department until m Of April 49, 1868, ITO be
decided the next day. for carrying the mails Of the
United States from June 1895, to June 30, ISL:
Route No 6sl5 Prom Montgomery, by MAnaek and
Benton, to Selma, 81 miles and back, daily
Leave Montgomery daily at 6pm,
Arrive at Selma next days by 1a.m
Leave Selma daily At pm,
Arrive Mt Montgomery next days at $50 a, IN,
The accepted bidder will be required to take the
oath mInOnly known the test oath, aud to exc
cute contracts In the form and manner prescribed by
law and the regulations Of the Depa rtinent,
FOR further aud fuller particulars as to the eqnd
Hons u Be issSLp9rtss ihto soarAs', And o. ,he
let dyertisensnt, dated October -, lstl lHYfhng
proposals for carrying the malls Of the United States
In the State Of Alabama, which eau DO found Vt the
principal p0st-oniess. =
Proposals must be sealed, superscIibed Mail Pro-
posals Route No gsl5, State OF Alabama, ~ and ad-
dressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster 6epera
Contract 0nlee, ~ ALEX. W, RANDALL,
mhl7-Tuit Postmaster General.
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pRoPosALs FOR GRADING AND PAVING THE
TWEEN NEW JERSEY AVENUE AND FOURTH

Proposals will be received Mt the Mayors Once,
City Hall, until u o'clock m, on SATURDAY, the
9Th day Of April NEXT. for grading and paying =
street north. from New Jersey avenue 10 Fourth
street, with stone similar to that used In street
north the stone to be not over eight or than hye
Inches In diameter and seven inches In DEPTH to be
laid a bed Of gravel not less than eight inches
deep. covered with at least four Inches Of sharp sand
before paving, and to be well rammed three tines
with ninety hound rammer, aud well watered be-
fore the last ramming; the surplus earth TO be de-
gosed In such neighboring streets or places as the
Ward Commandment may direct, and ne eontrastoI
feet in length for the full with Of the street exposed
for the purpose Of inspection, which will be- well
puddl6d by the Ward Commissioner, without ex-
pense to the contractor, before GravelinE,
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing aud lay
ing gutter stone, not less than three feet In length
and Twelve inches In width, replacing or IelayinG
such dag footways across or In line OF said part OF
sid street as the Ward Commissioner may direct
fagging to be not less than sixteen inches In Width
four Inches thick. and In pieces not less than four
feet long, closely jointed, The work to be done to
the entire satisfaction Of the Ward and Assistant Com
mssioners, and % be paid for by assessment on the
property bordering thereon. AL old materials TO be
the property q the Cofporasion aud to DO deposited
direct,
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grading,
per square yard for paving, including gravel and
sand required, and per square foot for tagging and
gutter stone, and per square foot for reayng old nag
No BIDS will be received from other thsn practical
any and all bids. WIN, FORSYTH,
mh2G-td Sup't. and Inspector, &c
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F0s u r THE
OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PATIENTS FOR
THE YEAR 1863
oryIcE CoSoREssIosAk PpIsrER,

WAsIiEaros, March H. lss.
5.hing rs d elsetEOtype PAGES o. !Se Iia.,ra
81 faf arr VIII
the name Of the patentee and the character Of the
The daaSnss viii e furnished on paper to the con-
tractor, who must arrange them Into pages In numer
and senpastnsss and The oisssioa Of he WORK must
b fully equal to that fafnishea iSr the Publi.hsd
livered Al this olee free Of cost for
and subject 70 ne approval or rejection oil inc Con
Biddsrs are rssarod to propose for the work by the
than one hsure required % Illustrate an inyention
or design las is the ease. the whole nun.
Awards viii Be made ito the lowest and be., bid;
direction o. die: joint Conmittes o. trptinI. who
the snS 81 81
drawnEs q iliastratons sufeisnt a number TO form
Sworn ps made Il he
.sry facilities for tho prompt aud proper execution Of
No proposal will be considered uules. accompanied
Sstsd State. Jsdss a bIstls kttSraSS ID hs pen:
hssr Ss sssspoa VIII e.seuS TIC
| work In accordance with the proposal
be Furnished upon application to this once. to the
c9mmissioner Of Patents
the and no proposal VIII b. considered
which doe: No, s9nf.5P prsslssly co,,
Serssasd, S.a endorsed p the envelope "frcpS..I.
mhle.td Congressional Print.r.
ss-THE PERIOD FOR RgoEIvING PROPOSALS.
extended until FRIDAY s IN dsv s. Var lss
mh2I6t Congressional Printer.
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DsrARTaENT OF r1E iNTERIoR.

o,no..,u,, -, WlsnIxoTos. March %. is6s, :
| GgEgE, Of Wales, MassacLuseits, praying for Il
yr Sas of Pn,eh! granted e them ne h
for seven years from tho expiration 81 said pstSu
which takes PLACE on the 10Th day OF Ave- 1885;
on st "a .' lie rss 5 hsa a
29 clock m and all perssss are noiiasd 10 appe,
saS they SSy e Ss have why sd petite
f,sGss SPpSS Ne S are required g
III ssTSass Eita a y s eSsrs ps RI
W tRs rules ss y PIKE SS a sss WIN
VIII NO furnished on application.
sHa sDS Sss ,Gs Sa sp Say q. 1
s Jay. S II asaf as ssf OssSSa any with
4 Il Ss;s 7;
etiSas lobe at least sixty day. previous q ssr d.
a Pie@sss Acting oomml..dAs.4a a sF ES,sI
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
qs The petition Of HoraSS sSS ii J. &s a
@ St s Gi sS sssss;ss q
sSSn "a fps 1au ~ @ q SsSTTs.
on Rp III S sS apR ~ q said which took
IN RSSsS d SS s 81 sns a 4
a ss S srs .s ass ii. is Ss
tluol ought not to he granted, ' -
tera2as opp9sag the extension are required - d
" lhe INteRt QMce their objections specially .ot ioTi
wrltilg, ~ least oentv day before the ~ AZ ksa,
Ing Az testimony hled by either party, 20 " nsed
tho said hearing must be tax en- and In ~
Sordahee with the rules OF the ofies, Which viii
Dispositions and other pApers rallied imam as ta.tl
mony, must DO aled IN the oaee tiosIfV days hsfor
Tue day Of hearing; the aFguents II any, within ii
Ordered, also. llsi IBIS potiee DO published In Il
REPuBLI9As end In the Tatslifosacsr, WAshi asjon
week for three successive weeks the hrsl Of sal
Pqtsations to be at lsss, .xty days p5evieas 70 III
mhS-Aa Acting COnuissiaasr of Patents,
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statioaal Rrpublieau.


Il appears from further bnfossion Of Charles
james that they won't to Clatk's room at about
hall past six o'clock on Friday evening. Soon
after catering the room seats were taken by All
three around the stove, and general converse
,ieu cusael Charles soon got up, making as an
excuse that he wanted to get q match to light
his cigar, aud, passing behind Clark, he drew
the axe from its hiding place, and struck his
unsuspsctiug victim the blow that split his head
cren.
They were considerably frightened BY Mrs.
Eaton, who was trying to get into the room, and
It was proposed to admit her and then murder
Der, which plan was finally given up. Charles
theu listened to her movements, and the Zen.
eral'' dragged the body into small room, and
placed 1t on tho bed.
They took the cloth on the table, and, having
completely saturated It with oil, placed II under
the cad and shoulders OF the murdered man.
They did not dare to set 1t on ere until Just be.
the entire block, thereby destroying all evidence
Of their crime. At q little after nine o'clock
they passed out fthe room, entirely unoonsciou
Of the fact that Mrs. Eaton was . silent ans
hidden spectator Of the movement. Had the,
known that she was on the stairs above them
there is but little doubt but that they would
have taken her life also.
Tho Providence Post says the Jsmsses arc ns
tives Of West Greenwich, r. I. Silas, the "Gen
eral,n has been remarkably fast for country
born and bred young man and has acquired con
siderable notoriety.
They were in Providence some days before go
ing to Worcester. For some weeks Charles hn
been endeavoring to make raise by pretending
to be able to vitiate an Insurance policy oil
property which was burnt few weeks since In
Coventry or West Greenwich. He approached
the agent who took the risk and offered to swsa
that the occupant Of the premises offered hin
800 to 90, Il on Are. and that It was consumsts
through an, her rascal. The agent did no
listen to tt, proposal, though importuned O
various occasions. The policy was for $500
and James thought the agent might be willin
to pay $500 or $500 to vitiate 1t.
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Proposals.
MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE.
DISTRICT or COLUMBIA.



wA-HiSgroS, p, G.. February ., 1875.
Sc & al 81 Msy S's
low, for four years from July 1885, 20 June 0,is7a
s;ssss Il NJ S. CITY 2
Sssps g sSS kls.,1a,s RsSSi Mary
From the wa.hinston City Post o ace to the Pc.
tomae Steamboats,, foot o. Seventh street. two
FROM Il. W..Sissssa s Sa fo.t n S Ice % x; BAL
tinore aud Ohio r, R. Depot, ave trips daily,
From sais%ofs and "a o Hls r. pspo, to po,e.
NAG steamboats,, foot Of Seventh street, one trip
From Baltimore aud Ohio r. r. Depot /. Orange
and Alexandria r. r. Depot, Maryland or New
From the Orange apd Alexandria =. r. Depot.
Maryland or New Jersey avcnues toths wash
rlos c el ps,s oa ss.,n Sss
street, Y the WashlinstSn CITY fost Smes. Two
FsUB he Bsi,im ssp and ShIc X. K Depot q the
wAshington City Post once, ave trips daily,
eIseB, Sunday; snSswS SUNDAY s, v.n,, ,,,..,
daily, 80.
land avenue, 20 Raitimore aud Ohio K. X. De.
pot, one trip daily.
Oiss 70 s. At a. lime. under *. drsesga 81 the posi-:
master; the mail. % be taken from and delivered into
for the entire mail, we'll protected by suitable
sI.s from %spredailon.i ana when carried q ne
Sssae. m ~ Srysf ~ susfd he Sosses wpsons,
harness. driver and guard q DO subject at all times to
the Postmaster control and approval. ..
talon 81 mali matter . 3 from hs ely
f; .s sS S sss
lions o. any name or nature. amounting 70 several
stood tisi tSs vii not receive nsIss.S
Of compensation during the contract term i9r such
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PROPOSALS FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF THE
L DIES MONIES RAPIDS OF THE MISSISSIPPI
UNITED srArEs- EsaiSERR s oPPIcR,
nAyEEPoRr, Iowa, Feb, "a. 1865.

NOTICE 10 C5NTRACToRs.
at t6c United States engineers once In The city Of
keSkat. Iowa. until 2 April Is ISIS, iOr Ihe iaSSi
o. sonstrustioa around Tie pes Moinss Rapids,
vide sS % g
mt q S N,
liM, aud built entirely N tho river, =,
The sS b s y @ GGSs he
river Yer BY the canal anal s81Sappknsn, :. a.. A..
ina sfh ana &c fsef
Separate proposals lin duplicate, must be made for
~ Glass f.~sToNE AND, CEMENT.
prices s$Sss i@i$Ss# s'fi's'sd
1i +: Rs''s which
Proposals must state the price per cubic. linear. or
sssisf ' s which such timber may be
This class will include the battling. draining. ard
Ss Sn
masonry, building the psesssary projection walls.
snd Or aIonal and Il Il:
81 S GS saSr S ssS s
proper execution ofthc work.
for zach and every es and s viii g.
made on each class separately without regard to AZ.
No more than one proposition will be received from
the same party for The same class, -,
% y taited ststs. Goysfansai cheer Sf othsi
responsible person known to this once, that the party
or parties bidding viii. awarded the contracts fol
the classes which they bid. enter into contract
with the Government, or make good the difference be-
tween them and the next highest bidder.
sh s'SpS:RaE sai
post Office address.
Plans. maps, and specifications and all necessary
papers will be ready for examination ut the United
States Engineers Office at Keokuk, Iowa, for fifteen
days prior to the date OF letting
Blank forms for proposals will be furnished upon
| application at this ONCE
Persons proposing to contract requested to visit
and examine the locations for the locks before sending
| In their bids.
Contracts under either Of tho aforesaid classes will
include Of the locks, may be considered
| most advantageous to the Government
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids. printed copy Of this notice should be at
| taehed to each bid,
Proposals must be addressed TO tho undersis ned a
Keokuk. Iowa, nd should be Endorsed Proposaisf ~
Labor and Material. f15 The Locks for the Improve
| J. II. WILSON,
| Lieut. Col. Sih Infantry,
| mhJ-tl Breyet Mai. Gen. U. s, A.
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR TIMBER.

US. BS0iSEER' oYricE, No. lsrArEsIaEsr,l
s..,., ALBAsn. n Y. March y. hN
uHtII neon, %EpsEsDAY, April isss, fOI ~:
thousand TO eight hhndred and Any thousand feet,
more or less, o. eiaht.iHsh By twelve. inch .agsd
rivcr. between Troy aud Now Baltimore. In RATS
strong enough 10 stand steamboat Wages.
Bids will be received for so much per thousand
feet, and must be made on printed forms properly
certified.
Forms for proposals can b obtained At this ones,
where fai, psrtisusrs MI Be- sysn The .uss:s. a
GATED States, With aoSS md sunesn5 .py.,iS e.
contractor The United staSes reserve the right to
reject all bids deemed disadyantageous.
By order Of Br'Vet MAJOR o!RSsHs 1SShN ffySSSp;
Major Eng and Brcve, Gicnt col. D. 5. A.
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THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB.
i scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court OF
Washington county In the District Of COLUMBIA, let.
Montrose, late Of Washington county, D. O. deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on OF before lhe
lith day Of March next; they may otherwise By law
Given under my hand this lttL dV n, March. 1858
NJ H. MILLER,
mh25.wSw AdminlstTator,
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New Advertisements.

BENNINGTON MALE SEMINARY AND FEMALE
G0LLEGE, pear Trenton; New Jer,eyi Board,
ing School for both sexes, long established anu o.
high grade, aiming earnestly 70 excel In attention 10
the education the Morals the home comforts and the
health Of the student Terms moderate. Address the
Rev. T. HANLoN, A. NJ. Pennington, n. J.
THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB:
Il seriber has obtained from the orphaus' Court Of
tiers Parliamentary the personal estate Of Mary Ann
brown, late Of Cranston, Rhode Island, deceased,
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers hereof TO the subscriber, on or before thu
excluded from all benefits Of the said estate.
Given under my hand this slst day q March, lsss,
T. NJ THuRsToN,
a2p.T3t Executor.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

DEPOT QrARrRRNAsrEl's 0FpICg,l
fGRT LElvgswoRTH, KAN. March "a. 1865. :
this once until TUESDAY, April isss, Al clock
m. for the delivery, at the Forage YARD Of ihis
Depot, Of = =
GOO BUSHELS OF CORN,
1000 BUSHELS OF OATS.
The grain to be Of the best quality free from dirt,
other foreign matters TO be securely sacked In new
gunny sacks, aud subject to the inspection and
cepanee or rejection OF the undersigned his Bu-
thOriIed agenti 80 pounds Of Corn, or " pounds Of
Oats will be considered a bushel
Proposals will be received for the whole any
part Of the above quantity,
The usual conditions, which may be aseeTtained at
this office, will be enjoined upon contractors,
Blank forms Of proposals will be furnished upon
application.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids, go
Contracts awarded under this advertisement W III
not be considered 10 force until approved by the Com
pallers Of the Department and Military Division VI
the Missouri.
The whole quantity Of grain 10 be delivered Within
thirty days from the date Of such approval.
By authority Of the Chief IterAster Of the De.
partment. BENZ. q. CARD,
ap2td Byt, Brig Gen Depot Y. N.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

WAsHJsaros, Jan, O. ls5J-ppon.
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALTIMORE
and HINGToN AND THE WEST are now run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except sunday, at %, T. u, and u. 20
p. III. and 40, l. %, aud 8, Bp
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday, at T0oa, IN. and 2. 70
aud p,
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
JUNCTION.
Leave at g. Is and Ia. m, and at2Go aud l. IS p IN
T3R ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at 90 and 10 D. W. ~ tTBiI to or from An
AA''' ' ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at T. Is q, m. and l. ~ and g. Sp. IN.
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave Of T. IS a. m. aud I. ~ aud g. Is p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, exeept Saturday and Sunday, at T. IS
, m and l. 20 and g. " p. IN.
ON Saturday at T. - a, m, and l. 9op. IN.
On Sunday, at 20 and % y, m, only, connecting at
Relay station with trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling.
Through cEsts 10 tho West can be had at the Wash
nKtOn Station Ticket OhPs VI all hours In the day.
f9r New Yo.ss PhiladsPhia,, aud Boston, see ad.
J. L. WILSON,
l., NJ, COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. y. KOONTZ,
General Agent, Washington.
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Medical.
BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
ESTABLISHED As A REFUGE FROM auAokERl
THE ONLY PLACE WHERE CURE CAN BR OF

THE ONLY PLACE WINE TRiskp. coSk CAN Blk o1
Dr., JOHNSTON Ia. discovered tho mos. eeT.sls
sstp.. q iSs b.sS st Of Eins., strsars ssss,lo
r ,ss kidney. and BsdaSI ySSny 9,.nsI.
Lansuer. Low Spirits, Goniu.iop u IDEAS, Psipits.
q III fb% .s.s. q r. Hs R fsTss e
s sssn asssS5i q q:
shsln Victim: b. :e. 4 ssTss: ri
hope; q shsisipaii0a,' isassiias ssrrsSs. &C..
possible YOUNG MEN
VIZ, ssss SIesaiai ss$ as:'.Ss!iyS SsSs .SlsS :
men q dc n9si exalted talents ana Sfiispi Int iss
Wh S sSsSsr Ss On q
living Tyre. may call I xiis tpll SSsAd'a's
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplating m.
IsEe, being aware q physical weakness, organic a.
'y xSS psss Himself he ss Of Dr.
confidently rely fSSSHH n; WI WksksRssa ''a
Immediately Cured and Full viGor Restored.
Tr a., ess. S.a s.
victims Of improper indulgence. Young person. a
Fs i undefs.snds the subject viii pretend % deny h
Sssis. Ssa III
Ing deprived .5e ps.sg,rss q health! os,prSs u
"A $sS:; S.ss:s: Y.;,:Ss
$ VI hS s y sss RTaSs SSssS
"'A' ofFIcg, SOUTH pREpERIcx STREET \
Ssei: sf he sSa f FAN % oS.sr"s as
1 s ts' Ss sa sn Ssis s r. &C
writing should state age, aud send portion Of advs
t'em'n' describing BIZ syl1 gPSSaHSSssros.
Member q the ROYAL College o. sarseon.. Londc
sfa s'S sS ~ ssii ss Ii:
ranH head ssS sss
ainess with freaasnt SIa.hins attended son.tim
with arrangement Of the mind. were cured immsd
~ TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Al luce ana na's
which ruin both body and mind. uniting them I
'4ASs s.s ss :sns q he 5 ard
a ss 'its e.i E S'fiSs
Heart ByspeIsIa Ne.y:a. IaSr.seil pS,sn!sms
m me pSss taneesnS' oenerai peo''y' sy
TEsgkLLI The fearful effects on the mind are mu
pcprsssIsa 81 spri Evil pY Fstssosius, aysr.SS
Society. seItl.iIpst Loyo q solitude, Tlmidiiy, 1.
he cause o. hsir dsoiiains health esns
aSSat lie sgSs sSa
symptoms Of e'n'an YPSs5TSpho.NEy
sHgs ~ pasSs
SH a; ss sSa nSs fuSS
boay@.hSsid apply Immediately. A ' -.
s p ss psas and Il.
Of ssSE G III Rah q nature and
o.o'' ''.. MARRIAGE,
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A RMY SUPPLIES.

A n "a o y
OFFICE CuIgF QuARTRRNAsTKR,(
FOEr LEAvEswoRTH, KAN, March q, lsts. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office until
u o'clock, Of the 9th Of April, ls6s. for the de-
900 BUSHELS CORN, liS lbs, to he bushel,) and
P BnsasLs 9ATs, ~ l pa Y ns o1shs
Bids will be received fof any portion Or the whole,
Delivery to commence on or before April ID, 1865
and be completed within thirty (SS days thereafter
Post to be kept fully supplied from time Of nrst de-
livery until the contract u filled.
Persons making bids will be governed by the usual
conditions regarding proposals. and contracts. In
cation In person or by letter to this ONCE.
BY order Of the Commanding ohcer, Department Of
Missouri J.. q. EAsTON,
ap9-td Deputy q, NJ. Gen. , c. q, N.
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Railroad Routes.

PHiLADELPHIk, AND NEW YORK.
twLsHIsGroS, Jan. Q, ls67-noon. "
Trains between Washington and New York are now
PoR NEW YORK without change Of ears.
Leave daily (exeept Sunday at I5a. m. IL 10 and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leavt daily (except sunday att ga. M Il ID and
40 and p. IN.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at u" p m
only, ,,,
ton can be had at the Station ONCE at all hours In the
day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement foi
seized uie between Washington, Baiinore,, hnns2ohs
and the West 49,. y MI Ls,o,N,
L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO s. KOONTZ,
Agent Abingdon