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,,foRT IyDErExDESCE,l
BosToS llARBoR, MASS March y, 1870. I
tiseIneut attached, will be received by the under
''Sl''' "''' a FkkSR BkEF E'''' lot supplying
to the troops at this post.
The aid beef must be fresh, Of a good markcEe
able qualify, in equal proportion of 'uJ. aud bind
quarters, meek, shank aud kiducy, tI,,oM t. be
excluded and TO be delivered at TIFF, Post free nl
cost, In such quantity as may b. ron ilPo 10
time, required by ard ~ such day' A. lnN tnm,
maudiug Oflcer shall dn-lE" ri"-u" exceeding
tuur timrs rcr week
delivered under TIM aErurn' ut snail be cut vi At
Ibu fourth vcrttbral Iont, aud tho breast trimmed
down. The Shanks Il tOIr quarters shAll De cut
aud nf Lind QUARTERS from six 10 eight inches above
the gambrel or hook Joint.
Separate pTopOsAlS In duplicate will also be 10.
da,o above mentioned, for supplying COmm ssiOned
Olrurs and their families stationed NJ this Post OF
supplied theTeirOm, with such choice fresh beef ~
they may from time to time require, such Rs Sir
ig.n aud Porter house Steak. standing Ribs, OF
RIB RoaStB
These contracts 0 be In force six months or sucl
time as the Compulsory General shall direct, les
the approval Of the Commanding General Of III
Department OF the EAkt
In case Of failure or deficiency In the quality o
!hen the CommlssaIy at Fort lndepenj euce. shaiI
have power TO supply the deficiency by pure haze
aud the contractor will DO charged with the diE''
| enee Of post -. Int,
The contractor will be required e enter ,n.9
bonds for the sum Of one thousand do a, me-, nuS
also by two Tespons bile suTOes, whose uan's mus'
bs mentioned ~ 1hf G 20 sSpsuei at 10 IN on April
lOth is69, Al f9rt ndspsp denGs. Macs; a. Mhish
I Pbr SSSS,s.,r w." q FRRbERICK R0BISSoE,
| First Lieute uAut 9th Artillery,
! mh!,.td BTeyet Capt u $, A., aud A, c s
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PROPOSALS. ! ESS ssUARrERnlsrlRs
PRoPosALsros cEIssgSHEIss AND CLOTHING

PRoPosALsFoRcE AND CLOTHING
BrREAr OF Psovtsross, $50 cLefsiss,
possis Tor CiotfjnT and Giothins Msisrisis, viii
be received At this Bureau until . o'clock, D. m
9n he Art day q h.y, lss; tsr fsIni.hin. and
SfoCsyn ~ feus rom
articles specified In the following list, Vii:
5000 yards Blue Flannel.
iS 1893 P BAIT. S S.lf ssos Socks
Offers may be made for one or more articles, at
the option Of the bidder and In case more than one
article Is contained In the offer the Chief Of the
BpIssG VII have ,hs right 70 assep, one q more
the remainder Offers must embrace the whole
amount Of any one or more Of the articles required
The quality OF the articles, and the sizes Of the
shoes and socks must conform with the samples AZ
boston. and for INFORMATION as TO the laws and
regulations lin pamphlet form) regarding CON
tracts. bioders are referred to the Offices 81 the
Commandants and Paymasters ofthe several Navy.
yards.
Every offer must be accompanied by written
sons that the BIDDER bidders will II hts or their
bids be accepted, enter into an Obligation within
nys dsys, With rood and 'umeient sure'ie'' to fur
No proposal viii Be considered unless aeeompa.
MED by such guarantee, and the Department will
consider Itself at liberty to reject any proposal
sS y nj hs Sc
distrtetin which they reside, and unless the II.
eSnse required by act Of Congress furnished with
Tie bFPATiment TeseTvss the right 70 reject any
mGSwIt Chief Of bureau.
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PRUSSIA AND THE UNITED SrArEs..-The
following are the words In which Count Bis
marck proposed Gen. Grants health on the
4th Of March:
Permit me, gentlemen, to interrupt your
conversation a moment while ! say word
about the occasion which has brought us to-
gether. This Is the day upon which, on the
other side of the Atlantic, the victorious
commander In the service Of the United
States enters on his Office as President. That
event, ipasmuch as II deeply interests the
United States, has q special claim on the
sympathetic interest Of this country, for 1t
was King of Prussia, Frederick ii, who at
the birth Of the great American Republic,
was the first among the acknowledgements to
recognize Its independence. As to our sub
sequent relations with the United States, 1t
gives me the greatest pleasure to be able to
state as fact, not only from my personal
experience as minister of Prussia, but
from the archives of our history, that the
cordial understanding inaugurated by Wash
ington and Frederick has never suffered the
slightest alteration. Not only has no diff
Guilty ever arisen between the two countriesi
nothing has ever occurred between them
which so much as called for an explanation.
II is then to me most agreeable, as well as
an appropriate duty, TO call on you to unite
with me In drinking In German wine the
health of the President of the United States,
General Grant,
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Ordered -Commander Elias X. Owen to
command the Seminole on the 18th Of April
next; Passed Assistant Paymaster Jared
Lindsy, IT,, Chief Engineer Philip Inch,
Second Assistant Engineers W. Q. Munroe
and ]. A. B. Smith, and Third Assistant
Engineer Chas. II. Manning to the Seminole
on the 18th Of April next. Surgeon D.
Bloodgood to the receiving ship Vermont
Assistant Surgeon 7. X. Hartzell to the Ma
val Academy.
Detached-Lieutenan Commander Chas
Z. Clark, from the receiving ship Vandalia
Lieutenant Edward 8. Keyser, from the re-
ceiying ship Potomac; Master Eugene W
Watson, from the receiving ship Vermont
Master George W. Book, from the receiving
ship New Hampshire; Master W. W. Brice
from duty at League Island; Master E. T
Strong, from the navy yard, Boston; Sur
geon James McMaster, from the receiving
ship Vermont; Assistant Surgeon W. s
Wells, from the Naval Academy; Carpenter
John Mills, from duty at League Island, ant
Acting Boatswain John Hall, from the Ma
val Academy. All ordered to the United
States ship Seminole to report on the 15tl
Of April next.
Resignation accepted-second Assistant
Engineer Edward Cheney.
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,THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
Ing and Park9Isburg, az follows,
MAIL TRAN. for all way points; MI leave
st HSs p M TExPREss FRsiS viii leave daily
ss.4s and f.PisqDG Tsoi Sr FL pCn:
w" %iki SIiTfis RECONSIDERATION TRAIN
Bf aRS. sh M ' BsaSSS daily SIR
lsindays sxcepted) At 500 a. N. Connecting a!
Frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
At Hagerstown Junction with train for uAGers'
The ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
more At ~ and s:9 A. M &Id ~ ena o:S p !, M NJ
a. M and a'I F ~ fHisH.6ERRsTowY,
Leave Baltimore at s:t6 a. m. and i:lQP m ,eon.
County Railroad, arriving al HagerstOwn at 2;i.
and 9:D p, IN. Returning Leave HAgeIstown al
$40 and II A. m. arriving In Baltimore at 1925 a.
u, anu '~ y For WINCHESTER.
Leave BsltlH0rS at ~ 4 M a s I:IO p m ar
Ing leave Winehester at aud 10 49, a, m ATriV Ina
In Baltimore = F6 81 Y sAsHhihNRSaff5SSp' m
Leave Baltimore at 100, 'Oo, $50 and s;i5 a. m
aud F sil6M [ %S&sssaaffNSRoRH FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 7 and sa, IN. aud 1872, 2,
''"' anu ',of FOR II ANNAPOLIS.
LsiyS Wilmington a q. m m and md ~ ;. N,
Trains leave An stSSpif Z S3 'nd Sp H.
LSavs and SaS ST. EsaT :" Ss
For further inIOifpatSp, fitEss Of every kind
Station. Or at the Ticket od@ISSSay = WILSON
Master OF Transportation.
L. n. COLE. osneIal TIskst Agsnt:
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND WOOD.
HEADR DEPARrMEsr or DAKOrA,
o5floR CHiEr ogtRIERsAsIER.

ST. PAU. miss; March ii, lsas,
t1Inary conditions, are Invited 10 be received at
this ONCE until April 2, lp, to supply Fort Toten
eOrds Of Wood,
:, To supply Fort Ransom. D. T., with loo tons VI
Hay and 900 cords of Wood.
TO .SJTR5y PG5; SSlsy Mimi with 50 tons Q"
To supply Fort wadsworth, d. T., with 80 tons
Of Hay aud 100 cords Of Wood.
To- supply Fort AbereTombis, D, t. with ~
tons Of Hay and 200 cords OF Wood.
- To supply Fort Smelling, MINI. with loo tons Of
Hay, 20 tops q Straw. aud 500 cords Of wood,
bushels Of Coal, to be taken from a coal milne one
mile distant from the Poet. on the Reservation:
II Is to be understood that these amounts may be
diminished II the Hay or Wood be not all required
that the Hay IL to be cut when green and properly
cured-all 10 be delivered by September Is, lss,
deliverable by weight
The Wood to be sound merchAntAble Oak Wood,
to be delivered by January Is, 1870. unless other.
wise Authorized.
posts, B. Is, HOLABlhD,
Deputy QuaTtermaster General U. 8. Army,
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HEADQUARTERS FIRsr MILITARY DIsrRIcr,)
STATE or NIR0IEIA, I
RICHMOND. Va, March q, 1850,
Special Orders No. 62i
I, All the powers conferred upon the chief
executive officer OF the State Of Virginia by
Its constitution and laws, and heretofore OK
erclsed by the provisional Governor thereof,
under reconstruction laws Of Congress, are
hereby devolyed upon the commanding Off
Ger Of the First Military District, and will,
until further orders, by him be assumed and
performed.
By command of Breyet Major General
Stoneman. s. I. CHALFIS,
Assistant AdJutant General.
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HEIDauARrERs FIRST MILITARY Dsrslcr.l

RroHyosp. Va, March %. iSSO.
General Orders No. IS,
All sherifis who have been removed from
Office by orders from these headquarters are
hereby authorized to exercise oil the powers
Virginia, on sherihs, after the expiration of
their term of office.
BY command of Brevet Major General
Stoneman. s. F. CHALFIN,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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PROPOSALS FOR REMovINo BLOSSOM

PROPOSALS FOR R S6EEkNovINo BLOSSOM
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this Office, No. 500 kearny street, San Francisco,
Cal, until IL o clock noon, April Is, 1850. when
they will be opened aud bidders are invited to be
present, for the removal Of Blossom Rock, ia San
fTAneiseo harbor, California, to depth oftw"nty'
Of the Coast Survey Map Of this harbOr la ease
any Of the bids should exceed forty Ave thousand
t5, uOl dollars In currency, bidders must state to
what depth they will remove the rock for iOTty i've
th0usa nd (ttj. 000) dollars currency,
All bids are to be made In United States currency,
aud the payment Is to be made On the satisfactory
completion Of the work. after eNaminatio1 by the
undersigned or other authorized agent Oi the Gov
eminent.
Zach bidder will be required, before the time
hxed for the open Of the bids, to Ole in this Otcs
bond, with sufficient bureties, in tho sum Of i've
thousand GOOD dollars, conditioned that II his
bid is accepted he will execute written Ngre -
ment for the faithful performance OF his contract,
and give such further bond fer the performance Of
his written agreement as may be required aid
agreement Il to be made subject 10 the approval Of
the Chief Of Engineers U, s. A;
The contract will be awarded to the lowest re;
sp9nstble bidder, bat the right to reject ANY OF all
bids Is Te.eryei.
4 copy Of this advertisement must be att chcd to
each bid.
Bids that do not comply with the above require
| ments Will mot be entertained,
Plans and sections, copied from the Coast survey
Chart, eau be teen at my ONCE.
Persons who wish to bid for the wO X, aud who
reside at distance, can be furnished with copies
office. 5. WILLIAMSON,
Byt, Lieut. Col U.sA Major Of Engineeis
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stereotyping and Electrotyping

C. ". MURRAY,
ElecfrOtyper e Sferc0yPtr,
M. a., PtsayivariI dVrrar
n Fsrf IF LSrg Primer Typ f, SIit' II SEQ %
f'Ht, IS sn. PER H.. in 900 ID. Jsri IA cn per Is
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Architects
Millinery and Dress Making.

Mrs. THoRNRTT, PROM LONDON, ENG
nj LAND, Late Manager at Mrs. Grimth's, on
street, begs 70 announce Y her pAtr9ps and che
tabllshment from Pennsylvania avenue 10 as Y
street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
feb2.lm'
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l. DISTRICT or COLUMRIA, ss. ,
Az the City of Washington, On the hh Gay OF
March, 1899. The undersigned hereby gives notice
Of HIS appointment A. assignee Of bENIAhlS
Cooley, In the city Of Washington, w'thiu said
District, who has been adiudgcd BanFrupt, upon
his owl petition by the Supreme Court of said Dis
trict. ANDREW J. JOYCE, Assignee,
mh9.l5 Corner FVurtecnth vad L streets,
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GOVERNMENT SALE.
" ,.,.
sSs 4Ss asy HS ;iG s:aT se @ss az al
o'clock, a. m, the following articles will be sold
a B gSblie auetion, yi5; I'm It,, 81. a..
sSS,rsi,ss. States manufacture. Augusta
IA, $@ iS:: $SsS.S, %%iss$s .l...' MIA.
o n: ": i S:% sIsss ssir.i'
s,os lbs. Guuboat Iron Plates, 2JII7xs 10 feet.
u, s ~ i L: S Ty1s,I si Az,
l,69l lbs, Cotton do,
nj Cayairy and Artillery Blankets, worn aud
damaged
Tins,
esy sss Sss TSs %
-. pf good qualify. ''' "A' 'e'A'' ~" nun
tare. new and o. good Qualify ait" A'"u'"'
so gross new Iron buckles and Kings. for Har-
Brides. spur'. *. " 's' '0' VI n'''''''
Il, , B4ea slnp. w iPs,e Traes;
Irons, he.
H.. Tor asld batteries. ,'''
BiaeEsmiihs, aud ssddiers' tools.
parts and spPsadssss for he same iSs Of spare
from The SrdSanes 6Siee. Wassissto ~ rom he
PRiiadsiphis; fra% COL s. Cr.pen, '9 oTtpss sss
Agency, corner Houston and Green streets, New
days. '"'"' '''''' W W D. W, TIAGLsR, ten
Capt q Ordnance. Bvt Lieut.. Col. U. s. A, Com.
nsnalnG----s%...
AOo'ioN SALE W RfY NY EMINENT PROP
ESI n River "a xPri iss i.rss
Stoves
KnspsaeEs
$$: :l: =,
Terms cash "'im' Of sale NJ p RHYTHM
LIST Lieut.. 18th Infantry. Bfs1st Maori G YGaitsd
PUBLIC SAFE 9g g9g9FgyFD ORDNANCE
ST.. Lorr,, st No Lo SsS, 4sSs u TsSs
q, nn 20 Jnstsd foS s'ie; a! paee SnSIon. at tue
aoSphy III Iab dr oY All IT, i NJ IA "
oS ns SsIsss' &c consisting In part OF the toi
ii sasi:irOn Field Guns, with carriages
100 osst., ,%p'ed nnsa yarious. total vo,uh,
~ ~ sSsSSsS tsP ~, 'A ",o =, 1 '",a, ".
IA hrtIIlery rarIis9es yS,ions
e"sSSI n, Artillery Wheel Harness. for two
snortin1 RIass aud Shat Gpns. v,rI,ps
10 x, Csrbinas n "d Riass' SaSto1s
Ia M ssLsaso II 1872 ',ast,u
S 3 SsTsiqs ss sdix sIs.: various YariSn:
iS SS% WV %.,I 5TlsIs; ;,s Warriors,
iiSS Eh :aiSsfi f FssiSs' various.
t0i,eS5 pounds Of Cannon Powder.
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Headquarters op THE ARNY,)
ADJUrANT GENERAL's OFPICE,
WAsHIroToN, March 20, 1860.
General Orders, No. 20.
By direction Of the Secretary OF War, q
lieutenant Of artillery will be allowed the OPP
ton OF using a battery horse and equipments
while actually serving with light battery
during his regular tour.
By command Of General Sherman;
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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HEADouARrERs OF THE Army,

ADJUTAnT SEhERAL'b TWICE.
wAsHIsoros, March rs, 1860. }
General Orders No. ~.
By direction Of the President, the COM
mandlng officers Of the following-named
arsenals, and Of the Military Academy, will
at once reduce the number of enlisted men
Of the ordnance department thereat, as desig-
mated below, and grant discharges to all men
whose services are dispensed with under this
order.
Allegheny arsenal, 80 men; Watervliet,
so; Washington, 60; WATERFOWL, 80; st..
Louis, 40; Frankfort, so; Benicia, so; Rock
Island, 100; Leavenworth, 35; Baton Rouge,
rs; Charleston, %; Indianapolis, %; Column
bus, 25j Fort Monroe, 25; Augusta, 25j Van
couver, 25 Kennebec, 90; Mount Vernon,
15i Fort Union, Is; Detroit, Is; West
Point, military Academy 10; Pikesvllle
arsenal, 8; Champlain, 8.
By command OF General Sherman:
Z. d. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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Government Sales,
DhILDINa FOR SALE.

oppIor DrPor AND DnBussTSg ouARI'R.l
ATLANTA, Ga, March %, 1889.
A. will sell al auction. 70 the highest bidder. on
dsnee Of Colonel A.. v. Brumby, on sATURDAr
rkxT, March q, at II o'clock m, the building
lately occupied by the Post Band, and known as
.... BAND QUARTERS,
ThIrty days viii u Given in which to remove the
building. ...
Terms cash. in treasury note. or certified checks.
by order Of Brsvst Major General Rugsr
n. J. RARNswORTH.
Breyet Captain and A. A. Q. NJ, q. s. A.
W. N. HILL, auetionesr,
OTIOE. ...
OFFICE Drror AND DrsBunaISq ouAnI'R,l
ATLANTA, GA. March %. 1902, =
BY direction OF Bfevet MAJOR General RuEer,
ne isle q the Band 9ssr'ers Is suspended until
. II, J. PARNswoRTH.
Brevet Captain and A. A. o. NJ. U. 8. A.
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~
NEW -ARRANdEMENf,
BEGINNING OCTOBER i, fses.
n ana p 2. Tor Iso.SStE Issys Tss.6uis for
s$s.sss iss:sd re VIII CO Lin. .,
s'di as shafiS''s ia ssHifs''B e. 9;R
wwlnshesieI and Cspon sprisgsi returning leave
Lssys Lss.burs, tsL Mlddlssuts on Mondays.
ii.is "a d $ x. saa .i " az
Leave: :ss ss 4s.,a.y.. rhpr,s.y, and Sat.
snd Ips5 sr,ys, a Alsi.nars AS
Prom and after June ., the coaches will run daily
FROM AEfSkkpRIA TO
S;YT:: f 2iii.:: -: y
ss ;ssils ;; s slisa'iiitiii::
Goods per New Y9rk, Phllaaolphis and Bal;
Vim be iorSsrded !" lar a. TsssbaTa 'f fpss q
Coanuis tIo6 Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and LoesburE aud intermediate stations at
s%ssS TS sS2d ssS Ss Sa55
and %RsRffsSRfoSs BESFE
uoS-h General Superintendent.
THRqPYaHiRR bEkB wv
Train. between Ws.Sin1scn Si and New YorE are
aG ToR IN sk 4; wioYSSS Rk' H,ihou, .h,ss.
svsdaily texoept Sunday at 500 a. m. H. 50
'Ia -" ?, ron pH!LApEIrMA
and Q. tOp N.
L.,,,n Nav 9 S,t sUsPPATa ana p,u,,.,.
sleeping car. Tor New York on s. pp m. train only
yostoI tln DO had at the station Ofeo at all hours
Bee Bal more and Ohio Railroad Advertisement,
oHOol' and the West x,,,o, y + wILsSS,
dES 3 Sp k5oS sf9sF. ..s asf %i Asi
rs &S2 souF FGUT hsD sSSRs
o. an, . S.sgES iiHHEEkfSEA h. train. will
Iun as follows;
wa.Aias'0n s sSS: M M Baltimore if soS n m
TIE Et GSftE sSHsEEi fssi
DAY and night Cars, with mod srn proyemcnts. and
ds l$ tfST SS..; Ps
III SflhS fasss EH 4Ss Esf NORTH
Through frou Baltimore 10 ROCHESTER, and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
81 bsf5s ssS no o. sH al. changes in UNION
Tickets BY this route can be procured Of the
avenue, under National Hotel, where reliable nfor-
nation will be given At all times,
Il =; :":, :;
Corner sixth st. " %l I'm; sS.P n a.
EE1.s. YOUNG, General Passenger Assent,
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
L TlMoRB RAILROAD;
rsias viii @e & .st a:pPps sai
Way Mall Train for PhiladslphiA and Way sta.
tons at rs m, This train connects at New Castle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
A. s;to a IN. connecting at Porryyille with train
Express ffsin for Philadelphia and New York
at2;G ., m. connecting at WllnIington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
mington and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and Inter
" snPss. s'i fgSiS Or fisaspAia a,
Express Train for New Yoff at 8 IS p. m. con =
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
PoT Philadelphia and New York at 8; 66 p. IN,
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres.
ldsnt Street depot or at Ticket once, No. l4 BAlti
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
''A''r residence by VRGa dRH n|iT oSRGbDpx1a a
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Pawn Brokers.
Stables.
,ooK's BOARDING STABLE

TooK's BOARDING STABLES,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET,
between D and x, No. 46T.
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses.
Large, airy and comfortable stables, The propris.
tor Is we'll known Of the best In this
attended and well cared for.
Weddings. aud Funerals iAI3-u
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as follows:
Al FORT Buford, D. T., 80 tons
At Fort Totten, d. T, 80 tons.
Al Fort Stevenson, D, 7. Ito tons.
Al Port Rice. D, +. rs tons,
At Fort sully, D. 7. 20 tons.
At Fort Ransom, d. t., 10 tons
| The hay to be cut this year, while green, prop.
eTy cured, free from weeds, and delivered at the
posts by September !, 1872.
Each bid should contain q written guarantee OF
two persons to the effect that the bidder
Is able 10 fulhll contract In accordance with the
terms II his propostiop. and that. shOnld his
proposition be accepted, no viii At once enter Into
contract i1 aesordaneS herewith, and that they
and sufficient bonds for Its fulhllmsnt.
The responsibllity o. the guatantors must be
shown nv the Official certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District COURT or Of the United States Dis
trtet Attorney. to be enclosed with the bid.
BIDS should be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present 10 respond 10 their bids
The Goysrnmsnt reserves the right 70 reject any
aud all bids. II bid Is In the name Of a hrm.
their names and post once address must appear,
iSfsea PfSpS.sIs iSF bssf Cattle. "as5. y
1nd 4dsrssssd either Brsvst BsiSadisr General
The nnisrsi.nsd a 81 Paul. MIN, 'o'''' VI W
Thu. proposals will be opened At both places at
r. MSnaay' AgTili} 49,, IL n, dftMxa.
g. s.. Department Of Dakota. mhl3'td
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a. Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio Depot AZ
800 a. M, connect with Orange. Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. AsaPh Junction.
for all points on the line OF thot road between Ma
nassss Junction aud HarTisonbnIg.
Trains leaving 81, Apaph and King streets at 2:3
r. m. -, connect at St, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HarrisonburE at 2:IS p. IN,
arriving at Baltimore and ohio Depot atSi9p. IN,
and In time for 4 p. M, train for Baltimore,
o. A, BTEVENS, 0en'l SupL
W J. PHELPS, Gen u Manager. decSJ-lf
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WAsHIN9ToN, ALEXANDRIA.
NOE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFEUT MUNDAf, DEU' IT, ISOs'
,S On and S,, AFTER MONDAY Dec si' Iss sni
ran between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
THRoUdH NAIL TRAISs.
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore aud Ohio
Depot, o.. IN. do. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, 8 Ma.
Leave xLndria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (from Manassas rAilrOAd) Asst y. IN.
do from Lynehburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAAsESGER TRAINS.
XLEAyE WARRINGTON, LEAVE ALExAsDRiA,
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1SPrHANP Gt2THfNd. UNDER CLOTHING,
stIsst, In Tho sseend SQUARE above tRS HoItssIn
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SSfS steam lines and ADAM. ESpPsss to ' care q
r., II. Hayenner,, Freight Agent at Alexandria,
VIII be forwarded as far as LeesburG free OF
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
andria and LeesburR aud intermediate stations at
cheap rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those paces and intermedate points, are issued al
reduced rates. WARRINGTON BLYTHE.
uo3-tf General Supert ntepdent