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The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
TO Y

The. advertiser having been restored to-
health 10 a few weeks 10y a very simple reme~
dy, alter having suffered Tor several years
with a severe lung affection, and that dread
disea'e. Consumption, is anxious to make
known TO his fellow sufferers the means of
cure.
TO all who desire it, he will send a copy Of
the prescription used (free OF charge) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, which they win 6Ed a sure cure for
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Coughs,
Oolds, and oil Throat and Lung Affections
The only object of the advertiser in sending
the prescription is 20 benefit the afflicted, and
spread Information which he conceives to be
Invaluable, and he hopes every sufferer will
try his remedy as it will cost them nothing
aud may prove o blessing. Parties wishing
the prescription FREE, by return ma14 win
please address
REV. EDWARD A, WILSON.
williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
May Oily.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
[cERTIFIcATE OF AUTHORITY.
AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE,
DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE,
CoLrMrrs. O.. Feb. %. lsG

CoLuMBUs, o., Feb. 30, 1868.
WHEREAS, Satisfactory evidence has been
furnished to me, showing that the John Hun
cock Mutual Lille Insurance Company, Of
Boston, 10 the State OF Massachusetts, Is pos
sessed Of at least the amount of actual capital
required for the Organization Of Life Insurance
Companies in this State, under the provisions
of the Act entitled IAN Act for the incorpo-
ration and regulation Of Life Insurance Com
pauies,' passed April l6, 1867, aud that the
same lie invested as provided by the said Act;
and,
WHEREAS, The chief financial officer Of the
said State, by whose laws the said Company
was incorporated, has duly certified under his
hand and Official seal, that he, as such officer,
holds in trust, and on deposit, for the benefit
of all the policy holders of said Company,
such capital invested rs aforesaid, specifying
the items thereof, and that he is satisfied tha.
such securities are worth one hundred thousand
dollars aud,
WHEREAS, The said Company has appointed
Theodore Stanwood, Esq of Cincinnati, in
de county Of Hamilton, as its Attorney In this
State, on whom process Of law can be served,
and a certified copy OF the Charter OF said
Company has been filed. IN this office by the
said Attorney, together with a certified copy
of the vote or resolution Of the Trustees or
Directors of said Company appointing such
Attorney; and the said Con. fsny has also
filed IN this Office a statement OF its condition
and 0fidirs in the same mDnner ard form re-.
quirtd for the Annual Statements of similar
companies organized under the law OF this
State;
Now, therefore, l, JAMES II. GOODMAN,
Auditor OF State for Ohio, in pursuance Of the
provisions Of the Act aforesaid, do hereby
! lyortiTy tbaf tho Hounnonu haa cnmniiod with
the requirements of the said Act, aud the sail
Company having appoihted Messrs. Crowell
& Crooks, OF Newark, as its Agents in the
county of Licking, l do also hereby certify,
that said Company and Agents are duly au-
thorized TO transact the business Of Life In
%surance, in this State, as provided by the
laws thereof, upon filing q certified copy OF
this Certificate Of Authority in the County
Recorders Office Of tho county where the said
Agency is TO be established.
This Certificate of Authority is granted,
however, on The condition that the said 10
surnnce Company shall not Engage in the
business OF any other kind Of Insurance than
that herein authorized, as provided by the
laws OF the State OF Ohio.
In witness whereof, | have hereuhto sub
scrlbed my name, and caused my official seal
to be affixed, at the City OF Columbus, on the
day and year first above written.
JAMES Ii. GOODMAN.
, Auditor of State.
t BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
Assets April lst, 1868, over 81 ,OOO, 900 o.
CROOKS 81 CROWELL,
; General Agents, Newark, D.
q. w. CROMWELL,
Resident Agent, M'COnnelsYille, o.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
Evarts Quoting bingham on
Butler and Butler .On Bling

Butler ana hutAeE Jon hhhs
ham.
Mr.. Evarts, in his opening speech
referring to the article charging The
President with using indecorous Ian
guage towards Congress, said
~ have also a report in the House
Of Representatives Of a very brief de-
bate between two of the most distln-
pushed members of that body, who
can, as we'll as any others, for tho pur-
pose of this trial, furnish a standard
OF what is called by the honorable
Manager 'propriety of speech Mr..
Bingham says: Il desire to-, say, Mr..
Chairman, that 1T does net become a
gentleman who recorded his vote fifty
times for Jefferson Davis, the Arch
traitor, in this rebellion-(aughter)-
rs his candidate for the Presidency of
the United States, to undertake to
damage his cause by attempting to
fasten the imputation either on my
integrity or my honor. / repeat with
scorn and contempt tho ut.crances of
that scr. from any man, whether he
be the hero of Fort Fisher not taken
or Fort Fisher taken Continuous
laughter1 Mr.. Butler. after some re-
marks, said, but if during the wal the
gentleman from Ohio did as much us
] did in that direction l shall be glad
to recognize that much; but the only
victim OF tho gentleman's prowess
that l know.oi was an innocent woman
hung upon the scaffold-one Mrs Sur
ratt-and / can sustain the memory of
Fort Fisher if he and his present asso-
crates can sustain him in shedding the
blood Of a m who was tried by a
military commission and convicted
without sufficient evidence, IN my jud.
cement Mr.BiIgham, with spirit, re-
piled: 1 challenge the gentlemen-I
dare him here, or anywhere, in this
tribunal or in any tribunal, to assert
that 1 spoliated or mutllated any book;
but such charge, without n little Of.
evidence, is only fit TO come from q
man who lives in a bottle and is fed
with q spoon What that refers to l
do not know"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
Road NotIce..

There will be a petition presented TO the
Commissioners Of Morgan County at their next
sessio n praying for an alteration in the state
road leading from Marietta TO zanesvillej said
alteration commencing at the forks ofthe road
direction on the line between the lands of VIM.
II. Baker, Geo. W. Cunningham and John B.
Taylor 10 intersect the old road some eighty
rods from the place of beginning.
April 28th, l968.-6w MAEY PEIITI0gEEs.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14

A CORRESPONDENT says that the joint
of Grants right thumb is crooked. Ru-
NOR supplements the story by assign
ing a frequent crook to his elbow
Boston Post.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
NOTICE.

PAMELA c. Daniels In the Morgan county
Ralph Daniels. Court
Ralph Daniels Is hereby notified that PANE
liza c.. Daniels filed in the Clerks Office. Of said
Court, on the 2Oih Of March a. d.. 1868, her
petition against the said Ralph her husband,
setting up abandonment and willful absence
for the nine years last past by said Ralph
Daniels, and praying for divorce, reasonable
alimony and the care and custody Of Ernest S.
Daniels. Which petition will be for hearing
at the next June term eff said Court.
PAMELA @. DANIELS.
f.. NJ. srAEBERY, her Atty.
Marnh 20. I69-GW,
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14

Mn. EvARTs says Lincoln once took
a fort with a writ of habeds corpus, but
he had never heard OF tho learned
Manager (Butler) taking one in that
or any other way"
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
More Radical Constituency.

In the Radical county Of Allegheny,
which gives from eight to ten thousan
majority ior''equal rights for all men,
q negro cd Vashon was refused
admission to the bar, on the sole
ground that his skin II not white
The case has been under argument for
several months, and the Radicals tried
to eet Vashon TO Withdraw his appll-
cation, but he stood upon mis- dignity
asia man and brother and utterly re-
fused to compromise. Thus we have
another instance Of the beautiful con-
sisteney Of Notwithstanding the
negro the ruling race in the South,
and refusing him tho common rights
of citizens IN the North.-S. GdirSriHe
Gazette.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the subacriber
has been appointed Executor Of the estate of
Alexander Dewitt. deceased, late Of Morgan
County, Ohio. JOHN DEWITT.
AlTil 23-3t.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
= Auditor of States once,
DEPARTMENT,

CoLuNBUs, o., Feb. 20, 1868.
1t is hereby certified that the foregoing is
a correct abstract of the Statement OF the
John Hancock Mutual Lille Insurance Com
pany, Of Boston, Massachusetts. made to aud
filed in this Office for the year 1867.
Witness my baud and Seal officially.
JAMES IL. GOLDMAN,
Auditor of Slate.
BY JAS. WILLIAMS, Chief Clerk.
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
Abstract Ofthe Statement Of the
JOHN HANCOCK MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE. COMPANY,
OF Boston, in The State Of Massachusetts,,
on the 31st day of Dec, 1867, made to
the Auditor of Ohio.
..,T CAPITAL;
Amount Of Capital Stock paid

.tsr t CAPITAL:
Amount Of Capital Stock paid
up, 100000 90
ASSETS,
Amount of Loans on Mortgages
including interest accrued
thereon, but not due, S 1858 Al
Amount OF Loaus on Stocks
%intorais, 5000 90
Amount Of Bonds, Stocks and
other securities owned by the
Company, S75,ll5 e.
items, 4,e77 50
Amount Of %Iuterest, Premiums
and all other property be-
longing TO the Company, 459,l64 OIL
Net amount OF oil n%ssets, Ss63,4ll 50
LIABILITIES:
Net amount Of unpnid losses
and claims against the Cons
pany, 3 l0,100 go
Net amount required to safely
ro-insure outstanding pole
cics aud obligations, G45,3sl 20
Amount Of Dividends and all
other Liabilities except Cap
ital Stock, l,GG0 Is
Total Liabilities except CAPT.
toll Stock, $685. $50 40
INCOME:
Amount actually received dur
ing the year In Cash, s455,s3l %
EXPENDITURES:
Actual Expenditures during the
year in Cash, sl3l,322 70
MISCELLANEOUS:
Number Of Policies in force
at end Of the year, No. A0S3
Net amount in force at end Of
the year, $685., 917 90
No. and amount Of Policies
which have ceased to be in
force during the year from
all causes, No. G19 Amt ISL 1876, G52 90
The Conservative. (M'connelsville, Ohio) 1866-1871, 1868-05-14
TIM Allontown (Pennsylvania) Dem

TnR Allentown (Pennsylvania)D Dem
ocrat, Of a late date, says:
Many of our ladies will remember
being called upon at their residences,
last fall by u "lady" agent going
around and selling ladies "corsets, y
and fitting them, at q remarkably low
price. Recently, in an interior town
II this State, the very samo "woman, ?
by the cheapness of her stock and q
decided and unwarrantcd Partially
shown q beautiful lady customer,
aroused suspicion, and, on the "lady"
being arrested, she was found TO be q
young mQr in disguise-ftting and
selllngju just for the fun of tho thing
He says he has passed through Easton,
Allentown, Reading, Pottsville and
many other towns, fitting corsets to
several thousand young ladies.
RAJ APropos Of the next Presidency
Mack writes {:
Mr.. Chase neither asks nor expects
the Democratic party to support him.
however gratiied he might DO to SEQ
Nltlh w bO. 4OI 10 ~ hiufh W ~ eb-
cret IN Washington that, as between
and Wade and Pendleton, and
Whoever else may be nominated at
New York, Mr. Chase's preference will
not be for the former. He would be
much less human and moro divine
Than men generally are in this world
If DC were inclined TO give his influ-
enco or his support to men who have
lone their best to SANDER and malign
lin in tho exercise Of his highest iu-
licial functions, and to bring discredit
m hIT as q man because he acted up
as a judge. SO 1t need not as.
onIsh any one TO find many of Mr..
Jhase's warmest personal friends &C
Ively and earnestly supporting the
Dem ocratlc nominee noXt fall, and that
will be Mr.. Pendleton beyond
III doubt.
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PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
UNDER THE cHARaEoF
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY
Corner OF Second street east and II IT,, ..,,l

PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL,
uUEDRR THE CHARGE or
THE SISTERS OF CHARITY,
corner OF Second street east and d street routb
IN .up.,ru, Capitol Hill,
IN AhEALTif ANp RETIRED PART OF WASH
lNGTON CITY.
=. rhe new building Is now ready for the reception
patients o. every class, both medical aud surgical
Inc cars run within two squares OF the building
fanents Will 10 received into the wards At ri
PEI week, payable In advance. This Includes Ned
ieiht ahd Medical or Surgical attendance,
ffiNGto Rooms can 10 had at advanced ratea
MEDICAL STAFF ATTENDING,
,,I D. r. t, mtAGNER, NJ 200 Ii stree, he.
"SSh af&SI HsSSRi faS afs'9 81 .ss: nue. Do
J. ,. THOMPSON laa. r. s.. corr =, r,.,, 49,.
~ F0Rn. N ?; Is East c, .pitoi s,ro.,
,,Aby IsoRY AND q ,Es sfres 4, pNS M
GRAFTON TYLER, II. T. eotnar =,
,N " 1SSlSsoS' ~ Dtc B., Seventh street, be.
ER5s S@Is Hhti,h II P ~ isSgs.sss.
JOHNSON ELIOT, .sE sIrna9''
., II, LIBERMA. ME- T fih,Se,; .,.,
Application ed be made at tbs uo.nIisi or ),
snn ii VI .he aboye.named physicians Physician.
nIns rdtionts to the Hospital who NAV oecnny
sama a" rooms hayo the privilege Of attending liz
ks~Eo persons with CONTAGIOUS diseases Admitted
oo,, SISTER LORETTA O'REiLLY.
Superior,
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Proposals.
PORT OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT.
ENTS FOR THE YEAR 1865

SCALED u MsiSa 0
arsshns y Pages a. Is ns
trations % Machinery, &c, aesompanying the lie.
ter q The patent on each iliustTation.
numsIlsa order. as nearly 4; L eonsisisnt Win
'Sss wSaS Ss.n S s
are 70 oss rs. q so sIas Sf
,Ean.gO,,aton and subsss e he approval or rsjse
ne iiSs:,Iss,on; WIN M iSsi. Mhsn
whos nGmSf wiz ssS snS
'0 Award. viii Be made to the lowest and be.,
bidder for the interest Of the Government, due re-
der the direction Of the Joint Committee on Print.
Ing, who reserve the right to reject any all Of the
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
Printer drawings Of Illustrations sufficient IN mum
S S psSs sps ssn
Sis Z g: 4. s.. IA "a s
a1S viii Be O. unless
MED by bond, with security, to the approval Of
the United States Judge Or Dstrc Attorney, in The
ps syy hf the sSSs or . A.
work ip sss;ordInse win he proposal: ...,.-,
hpy further Information that may be required
to the Commissioner Of Patents.
Blank forms will DO furnished upon application
cred which does not conform precisely herewith.
Proposals will be addressed to The Joint Com;
mittee on Printing Washington, d. c., care OF
the undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope
Proposals Tor Patent oflce Report, ~
J0HND. DEGREES,
mhl6-td Congressional Printer.
AsrTuE PERIOD FOR RECEIVING PRopo.
SAILS is extended until FRIDAY, the LIST day Of
May, 1865. JOHN ID. DEGREES,
mh2-0t Congressional Printer.
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MAIL MESSENGER SERVICE.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

w PSsr orEIsE DErAnrnESr.}
Sealed pTapS,ns viii Be- Tsesivsd q a. iS sSs Con-
aSi SeG Il g 5n len Nay
named below. for four years from July !, 1865, to
Messenger Service in the City Of Washington.
las corrected March IS, 1865
Srapss snd XIs1sndris r Il. DEPOT. Mary ~:
From he Wash nSiOn city POST o DR SI 10 lie
Potomac steamboats,, foot o. Seventh street,
two trips daily, except Sunday, and one
From he Washington City Post oas. to the
From Baltimore aud ohio h, r. Depot to Pc
tolnae ste atI foot Of Seventh street,
From; s%s'iBlS si S!hi1S and 9hrs R. R psp.. t.
NST Sss's I'D fyf%aS Sni ' dh
&s.fHEtSH CITY POST t oeS, one tqb daily tSG
From the Potomac sieapFboats, foot Of ssy'
Ace. two trips daily. except sunday, and ono
fSS@ s%oES snf fs Ss'S s. RP ;sS.
daily, except Sunday, aud two sundays
street. 70 baltimore and 0hio Il. R. Depot.
From '5 Orange %' and Alexandria R. R. Depot,
Il. Depot. one trip daily. saw -
the postmaster; tho mails to be taken rsn and IL.
enrfs$ IN as PGi 2Gs sa
suisepi capacity for the entire mall well pro:
he Snd sGsEfR
and when carried in the night must be accom-.
as guard he Sersss, wagons. SSrne sn ariyer
and guard to be subject at all times to tho postma
The bids for this service arc to cover all trans.
portation Of mail matter TO or from the Washington
carrying he mails q The unitsI states from tSas
city, including Congressional documents and free
e several wagon loads daily; and Il mast be- dis.
tinctly understood that the contractor will not re.
fast term Tor such ser~sc nor Tor any dsay IN
eonseqpeooe OF the failure Of the mails to arrive
The accepted bidder will DO required to enter
mt contract and bond with i've spreties q ample
snd bg the SS SfnSa
the faithful psIiormanee Of the seryea 10 every re-
aS rSs sSmS s ss S n.
age sustained through tSsr aaishfu oy want
M MADE sna
post once laws the intsras:ns y. q
y case q failure .t the accepted bidder to eye.
sns esSSs s or the Of service
yertised and rele at the expense Of the failing bid.
Bidders arc requested to call at the Warrington
tainedl and Inform themselves o. the character Of
Eat anS IN STssr
any mi after the service had been let
tn. ssfse baSrs M .Se Ia Ass SaS
sums for which they agree to perform each trop In
each direction as advertised, aud increase aud re-.
ducton will be made in accordance with these
figures. The sum total for all the service will
also be stated In the body OF the bid we
The Postmaster General reserves tho rigbt 10 ear.
tail or add 70 the service In accord noe With above
section, and also reserves the right to reject ali
Proposals from failing bidders or contractors
will net be considered
Proposals should be sealed, supcrscribed UPro
posals Tor MAIL Messenger Service, Washington, -
and addressed Second Assistant Postmaster GEN
eral, Post Once Department I"
ALEXANDRA W. RANDALL,
ap 2-Thbt Postmaster General
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From Tecumsoh, via Helena, to Lincoln
City.
From Lincoln, via the Oak Groves aud Sew.
ard, TO the mouth Of Douglas creek, In Butler
county.
From Elkhorn Station, via Forest City, Salt
Creek ferry, aud Ashland, to Lancaster.
From Lincoln, via Milford, to Beaver Creek
and Fort Kearney.
From America, Kansas, via Pawnss City,
Table Rock, Tecuuscb, Lstrobs, saltillo, sa.
line City, and Lancaster, Nebraska, to Column
bus. Nebraska.
From Padouia, Kansas, via Falls City and
Fillmore, to Nsmshs City, Nebraska.
From Little Sioux, Iowa, via Arironia, Te-
kama, Nsbraska, to West Point, Nebraska.
From Beatrice, In Gage county, via Swan
City and Camden, to Milford, 10 Seward
county.
Prom West Point to Dakota City.
From Nebraska City, via Bartletts Mill,
| snyders, McCiurs's Settlement, and Morton's
Ford, to Table Rock.
From Weeping Water, via Stone Creek and
shirisy's Stallion, to Lincoln City, Nebraska
From Bartlett City, lows, to Lincoln City,
Nebraska.
From West Point to Norfolk.
From Beatrice, via clatonia and Randall,
to Camden.
From Ashland, via waho Ranch and Rae
coon Fork Of Oak Creek, to Ulysses, 10 Butler
county.
VERMONT.
From East Barnard to South Royalton
From West Danville to Hardwick.
From North Ferrisburg to Monkton.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
From Dallas, via Simcons, to Sharps.
WEST VIRGINIA.
From Bailtown, via mouth Of Oil Crock, to
| Glenville.
From West Milford, via Kinchelon Creek,
| to Cold Water.
From Weston, via Bealls Mills and Bat.
tons Mills, to mouth Of Sand Fork Creek.
From Holly Meadows, via Black Fork,
Pleasant Run, and TsyiOr's Mill, to New In.
| tsrest.
From Menomonee, via washburn Farm and
Pine Creek, to John Quarters Camp, In sec
tiou twenty eight, township thirty.iour range
| twelve east.
From Nsilsvillc, via Hun,icksr's, to JObr
| Graves.
From NeilsviIle TO Graves Mills.
From Menomonee, via Sheridan, to Johr
| Quarters.
From Chiffon, via Rantoul and Brillion, tc
Wrightstown.
From Westville to Hafrisville.
From Monroe. via Twin Grove and Dunca
non, in Illinois, to Dakota.
From Excelsior, via Brady's to Sylvanus.
From Lone Rock to Ironton.
From West Lima to West Branch.
From Cassvillc, via North Andover, T.
Bloomington.
From Rolling Ground to Sugar Grove.
| From Grovesville, via Rantoul and Potter
Mills to Kssson Port.
Approved March 80, 1868.
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DRoPosAts FOR Hay.
HKlpa'Rs DtsrRrcr 1spiAs TERRIroRr,)
CHIEr ouAhI1M!sIE4's OFFICE.

HEApa'Rs pIsrRIer fxpiAs TERairoRr,)
Posr Gissos, q. ~, Mafeh ~ vlis ssk'
Z, n. i ss.e, i, mil nh,sS S' ;
for furnishing to the United States QparterasteT
Department supplies, TO be delivered q. follows.
FORT Gibson, Q. y. 1 T. 900 tons Of HAY
Port Arbuckle, g. N, r., 100 tons Of HAY. or
such other quantity. Il being more or less, as the
Quartermaster may req uire on the day Of openi u
proposals, MAY h)
The Hay to BE- cut on the public domain, between
the lst day Of July, 1858, and the 18th day Of Sep.
TENDER, 1858, hauled into the Fort, aud securely
put up In Kicks Of % tons aud % tons each, In
which condition 1t will DO subjected to the in.pee.
ton, acceptance or rejection. Of the officer Of the
Quartermhsters Department on duty at the Post
where the Hay IL delivered.
Payment to be made on the last day Of July,
1858, for the quantity inspected and accepted al
that time, and on completion Of the contract aud
acceptance Of the Hay the anal payment will be
made.
Proposals will DO received for all or any part oil
the amount required at either or both places.
The requirements and formalities usual In con.
tracing for Government supplies will DO exaeted
be awarded In the present case.
bor further particulars, apply AZ this ofes.
4. s. KIMBALL,
Captain, A, Q. NJ, US
apll-Gt Chief Q. N. District |. T.
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PosALs FOR OATS,
hEAp96' EsI DISCREET IbSPI4s TEnalToRr,

HIADo' ms DISTRICT ISpIAs TERRIToRr,)
Po,r o4rpICE cHEEy oyARTE6nAsIER,
Proposals in duplicate will DO received at tho
S Shie o. the SGdersigHsd At FeSs Gibson. g.
blds will DO opened. to furnish FOR the use Of the
Arbuckle, @. N,
5000 bushels Oats
TIP requirements and fcr4salilies usual in con.
Of all bidders, and all 10 whom any contract M =
be awarded in'ths present case.
peliyery ~ commence as early as Ju.. ,ase
Rndt o be supplied at the rate VI not less tian n
bushels PSp n9nth Until ths eontrsSt i allied. '''O'
A., commanding District Ind SS A. Bpysnt u S,
A. 8, KIMBALL.
captain and A. D. M, U'S
aps-ot Chief QuarIermaster, District l. r.
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ID itors OF THOMAS DENNIS who have proved
their claims; You are hereby notified TO appear
before the Supreme Court Of the District Of COum-
bia, sitting In Bankruptcy, on tho 18th day Of
April 1865 at 10 o clock, a. m, At the City Hall,
from all his debts should not DO granted TO said
bankrupt, You are also notified that the second
will be held before the Register At the same time
and place. By order Of the Court
DAyIDs GoODING,
U. Marshal Of D. c.. as Messenger.
I APRIL IS, 1868. spD,
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Proposals,
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
L LING STREET NORTH.

MAYORS OFPfcB, CITY HALL,
WAsHINgroS, D, c., April 10, 1893.
y o'clock. m. ;, on MONDAY, the 9Th Instant,
for grading and gravelllng | street north, from
First street east to Seventh street east, much
thereof as the Mayor may direct; the gravel to be
nine inches deep In the centre, taperng of TO four
inches the gutter line, and to be well rolled, and
TO be relieved 81 all stone Of Improper size.
Blddors VIII state the price per cubic yard for
grazing and per square yard for the grayeli the
grading TO be paid for only one way, that which
measures me most, WHISTLER cutting or fllinE.
JANIS ]. CAMPBELL,
apls.td Commissioner Of fourth Ward.