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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

A bill passed both branches Of
tho Ohio Legislature, at its late
session, requiring that polls at all
State and county elections, shall
be kept open until Z p. M.
A bill was also passed by the
Legislature doicrring the general
re.appraisments Of real estate in
in the State until 1870.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

II is stated that the Columbus
and Hooking Valley r. R. Com
pany have decided to erect an
other bridge across the Ecioto o.
Columbus, in consequence Of be-.
ing unable 70 make q satisfactor,
arrangement with the Little Mi
ami Company for the use Of tbei
bridge.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

There is great alarm along the
Canadian frontier. Volunteers
along the front arc under arms. A
battery Of loyal artillery has been
ordered TO the front. Barracks
for 10000 have been erected at St
Johns. Two companies of City
Guards have gonc thcrc. Many
Of tho volunteers are Fcnians.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04
4 aRonann DIsArpoINrMENT.

A "RouaHH DIsArpoINTMENT.-
The great M,Coolo and Coburn prize
ighs which was expected tolcome
off on the 27th N,ult,, did nottako
place; but instead, the parties
were arrested and arc now
rusticatirg in the Lawrencebure
jail, to which they have beer
sentenced for a term Of forty
DAYS each.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04
NEW HTISEMEN rs
sPEcIAL NOTlon.

WTAVING disposed ofmy stock ofDry Goods
HH Groceries, &c, IN Carroll, al persons hay,
ing unsettled accounts with me are 10 lllested
to call al my residence, as carly M convenient
where they win find their aeconnts reRdy fol-
settlement. 4, ID. MARTlNBALE.
Carroll, o., Juno 4, lsGS-lm@
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

DEATH OF AN Ex.PREsIDENT.-
Ex.Presidont James Buchanan
died at bis residence, whoatland
Pa, on the morning Of the 1st inst,
at the age Off years.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

Gen. SToSEMAS has boon assign.
cd to the command Of tho First
Military District, in the place Of
Gcnl. Schofield, transferred to the
War Department.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04
Choice Farm for Sale.

yVyHE undersignedwlll sell at private sale,
hlsfarm situated in the suburbs OF B,lti-
more, on the road leading from Baitmore to
Basil Said farm contaus 25 acres Of number
one land, on which is two-story brick house
containing I rooms and kItchen-the latter
consisting Of two rooms, There Is a good or
charc, and ngreat variety OF grape vines, pear
and plum trees, and variety OF small irult.
ticularsinauire OF the undersigned, on the
premises. ADAM BRANDT, sen.
NAV 28th, 1sGS-n3m. .
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

stanbery has been ronOminatcd
Attorney General by the President,
but bis confirmation by tho Senate
is doubtful.
P.'s. ne was rcjccted on Tues.
day.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

COOP The Iegisla-
ture Of Uopueciicut has elected Ex-
Gov. Buckingham tRep,1 u s,
Senator, in the place Of Dixon
DENY This is one Of the fruits--.
and the chief one-of that great
democratic victory at thelist APri'
slsction. over which the Copper
heads bawled themselves hoarso.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

jeff Davis trial is likoly to be
again postponed till October
Why not "drap" the subject, and
have donc withit.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

a SssIoNEEis NOTICE OF AP-
~ POANTAEENT. In the DistIlot Court
ofthe United States for ME Southern District OF
Ohio In Bankruptcy; In tho matter OF James
O. Henley, Bankrnpt
TO all whom II may eoncerni The under
signed II. o. Drlnkle1 hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as asaignee of the Estate Of James
& Henley, Of Laneastersin the county OF Fair
field, In said District and who was, to-wit on
the Goth day OF April, A. p. 1903, ndludged
Bankrupt,.upon his own petition, by the Dis
trict Court, for SAID District.
Dated at Lancaster, o., the 2sth day Of May, A.
D. 1903. II. @. DRINKLE, Assignee.
Morton =. Brasee, Attorney.
NAV % ,O0--3W.
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Pittsburgh, Columbus q Cin-
cinnati Railroad.

= a. 4 4 L
4 The Pan-FIand,e n sonts.
ON. AND AFTER DEC. sTH, 1867, TRAINS
NDwlll run as follows:
Leave Columbus 300 a, M. ESQ A. N, Il;2o AZ
I" Newark s;52 s.i6 ls:s5s.n
"steubenyilIe 900 !" s:Iop.M. Sis {"
Ar've Pittsburghili0 = 4,2S Z" 7.o5 ,. Il
!" Harrisburg 9;s5 ?, NJ. 2:4o AN. b:iOx. X
:" Philadel'a l;25A.M. 100 =" e.2S ".
New York $40 /" lo.l5 /" 1850
g Baltimore $50 /" $50 $50
Washington li;s5 :" 1883 !, il;ssj'.
Elegant s.ate-room sleoping Cars on aliuight
tfains. f4i3s
onthe Fast-Line the celebrated 'silyer Pal
ace'' day and pight'cars are run through to
Philadelphla and New York without change.
ST. sCpLL, Gen. Ticket Ag't. Z.
W. W. CAR D, Supt., Pittsburgh, Pa.
Steubenyille, Ohio. .v4
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THE KIRB Y
REAPER g. MOWER,

Manufactured by D. NJ. OsBonsE 3 Co., Au-
burn, N. Y.,the original owners and Manufac-
tlrers, by whom all territory is now exciu-
sively controlled.
o 900 Sold in 1907. Over $4,000
In Use,
The constantly increasing demand, Is con-
vinclng proof OF its merit.
former years. A new finger bar, with open
Steel Guards, Castor Grain Wheel, and the
Improved Reel Rake, with others Of minor
Importance, ali OF which have been thoroughly
tested, and keep the Kirby ahead Of all com
petition. Our manufacturing facilites enable
rs TO make q BETTER MAcHiHB, and afford to
sell it.at Lower PRICE than any other lnthe
world.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
q j. COVE NAY BE ooNsULrEn

nR CONE MAY BE oONsULTEn
D at the following times and places
In New LEXINGTON, at the COL
born House, on Mondays and Tues.
days, May IL and IL; June Is and
16; July 20 and Il; August "a and
25; Sept. 28 and 80; Novg2 and 8;
Dec. Z and8.
In LANCASTER, at the Talimadge
House, on Wednesdays, after the
express train arrives going West,
until it goes West on Fridays, May
l3 and IA; June II and 18; July %
and %; August 26 and 27; Sept. 80
and Oct. l; Nov, 4and 5; Dec. 0
and 10.
DR.. CONE cures all forms or Chronic Dis
eases, as Dyspepsia IN all its various forms;
all diseases Of the Lungs and Air passages, as
Laryqgits, Bronchitis, and Consumption; all
diseases Of the Kidneys, Liver, Pan reas and
the glands generally; all diseases ofthe Heart,
Blood and Blood Vessels all diseases Of the
| Brain and Nerves, as Epilepsy, Ohorea, or So.
Vitus' Dance. Neuralgia, Palsy, and general
nervons lnautrition,nll diseasss OF Females.
enlarged Tonsils, and all forms Of Bcroflia
also all diseases Of the Eye and Ear, and all
other Chronic Diseases.
Bo-No charge for consultation, but cash for
Medicines tApr. %, 1851, =
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

A fep Reasons phy the tsirby Is The best Machine
for Farmers to Buy;
It has reputation based upon n solid expert
ence Of ten years in competition with the
leading Machines In use, and its sales are
constantly increasing.
II Is the simplest and most durable Machine IN
use, hence the easiest to work, the least lia-
be TO get out ofrepair, and the most econom-
ical.
tIt has the 'Inaependent Action" more simple
and thorough than any other. Connecting
Rod always in line.
II isa perfect Mower, q perfect Reaper, and the
hest combined Machine in the world
All styles Of the "Kirby" are Hand or Self
Rakers, as desired.
The Kirby Reel Self-Rake an entire suceessl
Driver controls the size Of bundles, or not, as
desired. The Beaters can be adjusted to any
desired height. Simple, strong and durable
under easy control Ofthe driver, and delivers
! the Bundles at the side OF the Machine, in the
best possible condition for binding. 1t has
been uniformly successful at Field Trials, ant
lis acknowledged by all who have witnessed III
operation TO be the Best Self. Rak Attachment
vet Introduced. All Hand Raking Kirbys arr
| fitted for this Rake.
For further particulars call upon the Agent
| for inll descriptive Pamphlet with Prices, ant
be sure to sec the "New Kirby before buying
! All Agents keep Repairs, and Prices are yer.
low. For sale by
III. A.MITHOFF.
J. @. BeGref's Old Stand, Lancaster, oh't
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04
"a 81 "a BILE,

An old man found rude boyi oneof his ap-
pie trees stealing apples and requested him to
come down. The young sance-bOx told nm
plainly that he would not. The odman then
pulled up tufts OF grass and threw at him,
which only made the young scaIee grace laugh
in hls h,co, The old man then pelted him with
stones, which soon made yonng America has
Ten down ard beg the old mans pardon.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04
JUST RECEIVED,
NOTICE TO THOSE WISHING
TO BUY PIANOS.

TVNHE snhscriberis 10y virtue OF his profess
sion) Agent of oitthe best Piano makers m
the country, but specially Of VIM knabe,
baltimore, Nd, whose Pianos are equal
ifnot superior to the best made by any manu-
hctVer.
will do welfto call upon him at his residence on
Chestnut Street, 9th house east Of the Cat holic
Church, before buying elsewhere, as It viii be
saving to them OF from 2i0U TO $3.50 IN the
purchase ofa piano ofthe same grade. All Pi-
amos bid by mear warranted periectln every
respect.
Don'tsticlx TO names, but remember that o
arose 10y any other name viii smell as sweet
SdpieHi sat. Q. SCHNEIDER.
Mitsic-tedehe0
Lnnenster. O lLnu 2lsi. 1865. If
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NORMAL INSTITUTE
PLEAsAETVILLE, OHIO.
oOuNTYTRACuERs, INsrITUrE,

to continue ONE WEEK, nt Lancaster,
Crcularswiil soonsbo issued, and notice
published iron time to time, giving all partlc-
ulars.
G. wlLKINSoN,( Principals Of
u COLE, Nor Institute.
June a, 1sGs--4w.
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Unanimously AIDED on motion 3
Gen. Carl SchurZ.

For the Best mako of Bfooms in tho market,
40 to Carty & smalley's. n.3t
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

All persons having unsettled accounts with
me Of more than ninety (a0) days standing VIII
find them in the hands Of Mr.. John Searis Tor
collection.
May 2S, lsGs-if EDISON y. oLps.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

Pig Load, Iron Pipe, Rabbor
Hose, Steam Gauges & Valves,
Iron & Copper Sinks and Bath
Tubs, Steam Pumps, Farm
Pumps and Force Pumps.
And every description Of goods for
WATER. GAS a STEAM.
No. 107 smithfield Street,
Send for aPrccList. RIrTsBunG, PA
4je6s-ly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04
Lost Cow.

SSTRAYED or was driven away from The res
- idence Of tho subscriber, near the railroad
depot on the 10th inst, a medium sized, blue
and-whte. specI led Cow. She has pretty large
horns. Any one giving information where she
may be found viii be suitably rewarded.
MAY 2s, 'Os-e2w. Mrs.ANNA SWADLY.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1868-06-04

Ifyou want the bestand cheapest chewing or
smoking tobacco in town, so to carty & Small
leys. list.
For the best Golden syrup in town at 90 cents
rergall, go to Carly 4 smaley's. list.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-05
PROPOSALS FOR MEAT.

WAsHISuTVS. D. c., Aug %, 1855
SEALED nr4pnI.I,Sl Of the form Furnished by thr
&c iRGESs 4S Snb' SdsSES SRGE Ans
mUTfnN TGani,ed for sale Of issue to all cen zen
aud wssSiu iSt VIII FSa:h asd SSiSs$
Include all Fresh aud Corned Beef and Mutton re.
CURED for issues and ais for sales to officers and
others authorized to purchase atthls Depot.
piled to be Of the hnest qua ity, .! select paTts.
made by the Ohioer IN Charge, from the hiud -IuaT
tsrs Aud ribs oil the fore-quarters, That Required
Tor tho troops 10 he OF equal proportions OF fOTu
and hind quarters: necks, shanks, aud kidney tai
low not received, All tho mcat win be subject to
quality and In uurXceptOuAble condition. In all
cases " the meat IL MT satisfactory, purchases In
the open market will DO made At the expense Of tho
The contractor will DO required to deliver tho
meat AZ Tho Store houses, at the places named,
where he viii distribute It IL such quantities. aud
At such times, M an officer Of the Subsistence be-
partInent IuAy direct.
Sepsratn proposals. will be roesivcd for supply.
lug The troops at Forts fpoto or Wellington, Md,
Beef aud Mutton, In Washington, u. @. bat no
proposition will be regarded for furnishing tho
fTDHh Beef IN Washington, ID, q. , without II in
clndes both sales and Issues, In accepting tha
last bid The lowest average price on the quantity
required Tor both purposes Will ba considered.
bidders must be pTescn AT the opening NJ the bids.
Payment To- bo lnndU Ut this ONCE monthly, for
pose,
All questions respecting quality aud condition
will be settled by tho officer Of the Subsistence Do
p4Itment receiving the Meat,
The contracts vii be made for six months. from
the LIST day OF OctOb-T lrs, or such period Ms tho
CQLnlniSsary General may determine. -,
Ths proposal; Lpy .aRpIyHE al sHn ne tS MIN
Of BTs1st MAJ Gen. Id K. j. Candy. Go9sapdinT'
se2-5t Depot aud hief q. 3.
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'TnB BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

trains " Il be run between Baltinore and Wheel
ing and Parkersburg, as follows:
gsmorpe @ except Ss al T sassd .Si1' III III
afI s Ps.s Ss1 S.y
Hsci 4 Beilsirs and farisr.burs for al points
VIII liisEf. ana &dNS s5a TRAIN
day. Leaves wiasSsr.er for = Baltimeps daily ally
tsundays excepted) at 500 a. m. Connecting at
Frederick junction with train for Frederick aud
A. maserstown IaRsiion with train for hagers-
TIE ELLIC0TT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves .BaIu-
wore R,.r ~ 81 md 9p A. M snd % and 6:S p m
= m ana s'G TS& fmiSSGgRKisTowN,
LesE Baltimore at S:t5 II. IN. and lgp. m, con
c.. aatS Railroad, arriving At HsgeTstown at IS
.nd ssD p. IN. Returning leave Hagerstown At
$40 and II a. m. arriving IN Baltimore At lO26 a.
In aud J." p fR69 WINCHESTER
Leave Baltimore atsi5 pa m and $40 n. % ar
III Baltimore y VA y Z %EAshifNsSSff5tSSp ' N
Leave Baltimore at 800, 7R, s:O and 8:B a. IN. /.
aud F sih' I @s&Ss sfff FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington ut 7 and Ia. III. and 1890. 3,
3d. and $40 + FOR Il ANNAPOLIS.
lravS Washington Et q a. IN. aud 4SO j.. IN.
Trains leave An sttSSpxTTk2iNs a. and spp H.
Leave Brltimore fSr wsshinsion at 10 and :; ~
"a and a y S ~ ~ u Leave Washington
&C, apply to j, I. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden
| Station, OF at the Ticket once.
Master Of Transportation.
L, N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
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nFFICEOF UNITED STATES ENGINEERS, IN
~ CHANGE OF "PKEsERVATION AND I'M.
PROVEMENT OF BOSTON HARBoR.

VI ~ b'H'oFs o'IN'
Scaled proposals. will he received at this ONCE
until 3 p. m, TUESDAY, september n, lsUs, Ter
dredging to the depth Of twenty thrG" feet at
low water, by widening aud deepening tn" chan.
mel across the Upper Middle Bar, III Boston HaT.
Dor, to aggregate uf about ~ 10 cubic yards, or
many yards rs may be paid tor out " an apprh.
pratiOn Of $1,000; aid dredging i to he Cuudrfel
IL accord nce with the plans and general Insirur'
t"Bs "f the engineer in charge The material cvL.
lists uf from to three feet Of coarse nd aud
gravel at the surface. and below THE u clay
Tue engineer in charge will designate the local
ity for d.p"siting the drrdgsd material, the di-.
lance Of which from the bar Will not exceed two
mice
Contractor. will be required to furnish all ma
'UtLrTy, sCuw-, Sc-, required, aud perform all
lahur necessary III the prosecution "f the work
Preparations will have TO he made At once Imr
commencing operations, the beg inning ~ which
must not be extended hey und October !, 1865.
Pay meut Will be made monthly at the rat" at 10
,uIuc yards dTedged aud removed 10 the sAtisfaC-
ton of tue engineer in charge
The Guy"rnmsn Mt reserves the right to reject aH y
and all CNurbitant or defective bids. Each bid
must be- made upgn the printed forms to be obtained
ut this Utlcr, aud be accompanied by guarantee
that the bidder viii execute u contract, Hl-u, To
give bonds in the sum Of - per cent. the amount
Of the contract, for faithful performance Of the
work
Proposals must be endorsed, "Proposals for
Dredging Channel Across the Upper Middle Bar,
General J. a. FOSTER, L 5. A., and state the price
per cubic yard for dredging and removing the ma
J. q. FOSTER,
Byt Major Gen. U. s.
seI.td Lieut. Col. Engineers
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

pALrlMoRB AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
WILMINGTON, Jan. 9, ls67-noon.
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTI-
MORE, aud WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, are
now run as follows. viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 100, 7 Is, and
Il ~ D. m. and Q %, Il 30, and 8 Is p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily. except Sunday. at 100 g. m. aud
FOR WAY sr.rIs Sl1sd s9gSH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave ats IS and a. m, and At Z. % and l. IS p.
IN daily 'h'spif Sda HSsApoLIs
Leave At 90 and I0p. m. No train to or from
on SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave a'1+ Fan w snS "a 2 I seS sSp m.
Leave fok al p Pa If ! ~ y ri fas Sss r.
Leave daily, except Saturday and sunday, at
T. u =. IN. and l. 80 and s 70 p. m;
On saturday at !; - a m. and Asp. m.
at Relay station with trains from baltimore 10
Wheeling. PArkersburg, &c.
Through tickets ~ the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket once at all hours 10 the
m New Yori, Phil.dsiphla. aud Boston. sec ad.
J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transperistiou.
L. NJ. COLI,
GEO. s. KOONfZ,
General Agent. Washington.
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pRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS
HEAnurARTERs fIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT, }
UFFICE ~ CHIEF QrARTEKAAsrER, J


ArsTIS, TEXA-, August -, lSs.
sealed proposals n dHPlieats, Will be received
tnLrr next, at |? O'Clock, n for trapspnrtntiUn
~ military supplies, from tho date Of the contract
L. the hr-t day Of January, 1870, on the following
f.Ite 80. G-Frpm Marshall, Texasi Galveston,
Texas, aud fTum Bryan ur GnHrtney, ar the th'H
terminus u the TsxAz C"utral railroad, L. al ~
any points In rrXAs rast " northeast Of he IrtIs
river aud south NJ the Red river or hot " cen any
pulnts In SAID district
rvnpetebt agent to rrpr"-"ut himself or his nTm
at Marshall, Galveston, fId Brya ~ unutiu"y
upon whom rnputsitiuu- eau br nHdr, I'D " h -
must be prepared to uHnrpVlt nll ,iolr. h. aud
from each aud every paint where lrDups are sIt,
I,pned where II l. found ncc"s-dry 10 pIs," G,y
rrnu.rnt stuTes provided the said agent l. lu )
m"-,hed 10 writing by the 9ihr"r ar agent ~ lhr
IulIed States at least ten days previous IL each
shipment
Bidder. To tale the rate por one hundred ,l"i
n"ppds pct on" huqdt"d 900 miles 1T which they
BldleTS should Civ" their names 10 full, rs well
As their places "l resdrIcs, aud each PROPOSAL
should be accompanied by \ bond IN til" SUN ~ lru
thousand tlO,ON dollars, signed by two ur more
responsible perHons, elnE that, IN the
proposal To the parties prOPosing the contract will
be- accepted and or erred into, and good and sun
Gent security furnished by said paTtsz 10 accord
snGr with the terms VI this Adysftisrm"uI
The amount VI bonds required from the uutTtctrI
will be- my thousand tjO,OuJl dollar
bidder and person offered as security Will h" -
Pofm- Of contract may be- seen At the Depot
QaaItsrmAsteT's Once, san Antonio, and At TIM
Oaes.
The right h. reserved to reject any or all bid
Proposals musi BE- endured ''PTopozAl for Army
Transportation, Route No. q. aud addressed Ia
b. order q Bre'st MAJOR GsP.r.I B.yg2Idss
BIt Brig. Gsa. and C = N. FtEh hlIttAfy BE-
lIisI sSg.td
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

Propusals in duplicate, with COPY &.
yertirement attached, will be received b -
dersigned until II o'clock, ~. IN. gu tn, "
u SepteInber, 1873, for supply ing frcsh ami act
Beef To- the troops At this post
The said Beef murtbe fresh, OF u good ma rkstabla
quality, In equal proportions Of fore ADD hind
quarters, tneeks, shauks, and kidney talluw to he
excluded and u he delivered In such quantity ~
may from time u time he required by, and on srCh
days as the Commanding Othcer shah designate.
Corncd Beef, the usual corning pieces to be in
Proportion. The contract 10 be in force six months,
or such less time a. the COnmisgaty General shall
direct, commencing on the first day IL October,
ISIS, and subject I" the approval Of the Command.
ing General, Department IT the East
The ncCEs Of the cattle slaughtered for Beef Ia DO
the fourth VgrtshraI iJnt, and the breast trimmed
down. the -hduk- " fore quarters shall he cut OF
from three ~ four inches HbOv. the Knee unt, nd
~ hind IuArturs from -ix to eight inches above the
II al re. ~ EEK Joint In cas-" uf failure def
cheney ~ VHaIlty pr quantity IT the fresh OF
Cwrned Beef stipulated To- h" delivered, then the
Comm saTy At Fort Warren, Massachusetts,. shHl
have pNwrT L. supply the I"rCicuCY By puTrhrs,
and the contractor viii be charged with tU differ
enc VI cu-f
The contractor Will he required to enter into
lnud- IuT the sum Of hyU hundred dollars, signed
also by Two responsible HuTciCs, " hose names
h., mentioned ia the bids
The pTopusals vii he onenrd at II 'Clork,d N ,
Ml.,achuseIts, at which time and place bidders
are requested Lu be present Proposals will bs
marked "PropOssls Tor Beet. nu! 4lhlrssrd 10
,T.t Lieutenant Sd Artillery, A { $, Port
Warren, Mas. re2-td
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jes-ly
pRovIDEHCB HOSPITAL,
L rrDER rHE UHARas OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
raFnaF Of k..aanh at nd al

DRovIDRECR HOSPITAL,
L rEDER THE OHARas OF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
Corner Of Second street east and ID street soutb
Capitol Hill
In AHEALTuY AND RETIRED PART OF WASH
iNGToN CITY.
The new building Is now ready for the rpcellIuu
ofpatients Of every class, both medical aud surgical
The cars run within two squares Of the building
per week, payable in advance. This includes Med.
icine and Medical or Surgical attendance,
MEDICAL sTATF GTTEHDiNG.
PHIsIOIAns.
d. 4. HAdNER, n, D., No. DO II street. DO.
twsan Kishtesnth and Hintesnth.
JOHNC RlLEY, n D., New York avenue, be-
wesn Fourteenth and fifteenlh streets.
WIN. hARBURY, N. D., 80 II street.
J; =. THOMPSON, 4. D., corner Ninth stree
9, N. f0RD, N, y, y East Capitol street.
ADVISORY AND CoNsULTiNu
GRAFTON TYLER, N. D., corner Of Washing.
ton and Gay streets GeoTgelown.
W. JOHNSON. n. D.. Seventh street, be-
KShaSgWIkP, n D, ss = street
ccoH II SlSE Ea4E Is T iI,S .,,.
Application can DO made at the HJspltal ar L.,
either OF the above named physicians. Physicihn.
sending patients to the Hospital who may oernpy
private rooms have tho privilege Of attending the
same.
ASrHo persons with eOntag iouH dIsenHas admitted
SISTER LORETTA O'RRlLLy,
oetlI Superior.