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as follows:
A Fort Buford. p. T.. 20 tons.
At Fort Stevenson, D. T. Ito tons
A. Eor! Riss. D T. ll5 tons
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.

HRApa,Hs DIsr. INDIAN TERRITORY, OprroEi
f FgRq S SGss';tRs or ssn:.T 49,
e o S s :,S.F ToF as SS;q Is
lse9, Tor the delivery Il Subsistence Stores, AS
OkiiTTffoRT GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION. I. T.
300 pounds Of Bacon.
gi.oo pounds Of Salt
500 500 Fsi IIsps Of Of HS dTsE
And Corn Meal in such quantities as may be re.
The FLOUR 70 be equal in quality to the best
sstollows lS 900 pounds 70 be Put up In barrels
a S Ss and SR
The BACON 70 be 81 arsi quality aud put mp a;
1900 pounds Ia gunny sacks q about il; pounds
The SALT to be Of good quality. and put gpP o q;
pounds in double sacks Of gunny sAeking and cot
y Tie viNkGAR to be Of best quality, and made Of
whisky Of full strength, and t9 DO Put up as fol
sSfey iSSpsa and aS salons on 70 b put up
casks containing not more than . gallons each,
Jour lou ff IRON and sis6t hickory hoops on each.
The PORK T. be prime EOTE 70 be Pat up
'H TSS coES MT MEhI to e q Quality. and put
up In barrels or sacks, ike the houI as may be re;
i made must be prepared to execute eontr and
| give the required bonds at once, and be In readi
day Of April iS6s and to contnu The same in suci
quantities. as may be req uired. until the LIST day o
December, 1859, at W hch time the whole smouut o.
the article or articles contracted for must be sup
Samples Of articles Except meats) must accom-
pAny the proposals. In boxes or bottles, aud not IL
! paper parcels.
Zach bid must be accompanied by good aud su a
eiG ut guarantee from two or more persons, Nwh0se
| loyalty aud solvency Is certified by CLERK OF a
court Of record, settling forth that they WILL ~ the
event Of Its acceptance. give ample bonds aud Sc
| curity for the faithful performance OF the same
The name and place OF residence OF each bidder
| and surety must be given.
| No proposal will DO entertained unless satisfae
toriy represented that does not fully comply witt
| The terms OF this advertisement.
| Proposals may DO for the whole or any p 1t o
the stores required.
| will be made subject to the approval OF the Com
missary General Of Subsistence, U. 1, Army. an
| the right IL reserved to reject any or all bids
All stores delivered will be snbJeetto a riga 10
speetOn. IT, =,
| made monthly In current funds, or rs soon as Ia
| same shall have been received
! Bidders are Invited to be present at the openini
Of proposals. which will take place on the day ant
! hour above specified Blanks for proposals, hn'
bonds will be furnished on application to this once
| Proposals must be plainly Endorsed 'PTopossl
for Subsistence Stores, and addressed TO the Ghle
| COmmissa OF Subsistence, District Indian Terri
| tory, Fort Gibson, @.
BY order Of Breyel Major Geh. y. GTieEs9n.
| Byt. Lieut.. Col aud A. q. NJ, u. S. A.,C. c. s.
Dist. Indian Territory. lano-td
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U. S. oRDSAScE AdESEN.l
Ssti HSifSff VA il II 4!
at Sfn' dsS PsS sRFSRb&f =; 'ISG,Ti
u m, for purchasing In quantities the following
d as II ATssn"s n he Tntsa sates "'"' " "
CARTRIDGES foT Spencer CarUInc eaItDer't" aud 3D.
cartridge Tor Ballads ssrbinei caliber, 70 and
.ta5iidss. fsE Henry corOine ,c'lIner' 90 AIDA,
GSftTidss. foT Remington cHrhine cHI1Oer' H.
CartridEes Tor Warner. CarbIuc, CALDER, u.
Cartridge fr shsrp's Carbinei CALDER, o.,
Cartridge for Stars Carb ne iCsI!Ier, o, linen.
United States husket Cartridges, ball iCSl'ber'
United States Musket CartridEes.E ball CALDER.
kiis Mu,Eet Cartridges. I, ball, CALDER, Uaud
tbn iS states MuskOt Cartridges. RouOd CALDER,
United States Musket Cartridges, buck. and ball,
SSits Pi;tPPt 'G.IE!ErII!ss,i (! CpplEsS s 4
Smiths CaTbine Cartridges rubber aud mtiAI
Burnsido's Carbino Cartridges. metal CALDER,
Psrott aud Hotehklso' Projecrtle, for all CALDER.
Roand Shot. Shell, Capi,'er aud Spherical Case
Also, Aged Ammunition for the same.
Musket Percussion Caps from broken up amlnu-
The ordpnpee Department reserves the right 70
he ssseptSGco VI any bid Il viii have to be ap.
proved ~ the War Department,
tho remainder WHOM the property Is deliver ID,
Twcny days will b. allowed for the rem 49,.
BtiisIs will state explicitly the point
where they, will accept stores. DruNeur'
only , BE- made SD a. It. thS ArsGDal' " , ANY
the Ar,eufl' in he upiI,d N'I%! .... on,.r,,y,.d
aud indgrsed "Propus, q. in Casing ordnance
w ,,pnly 10 the uudeTsIEled
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DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA
lCE CHEZ QuARTERNAsIER, I

ST.. PAUL, MISE, February 10. 1850.
! Proposals In the usual form, with the Customary
conditions are invited to be received at this orcd
and at the QuartermAster once at the heAdquar-
tiers Of the district Of Montana, until March go 1852.
| at u IN D.. to supply Fort shaw the coming season
with 400 tons Of Hay and 2. 900 cords Of Wood
Of Hay aud /, 800 cords 81 Wood.
Also to supply In like manner Fort Ellis with 10
tons OF Hay and !, 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the District
Quartermaster's Otnoe, Fort Stevenson, D. T. and
at this office, date and conditions as above; to
supply Fort BufOrd with 100 tons OF Hay and 5000
cords Of Wood TO supply Fort Stevenson with 800
tons Of Hay, 100 cords OF Wood, aud 800. OOO feet
Of Lumber 10 Logs, to square eight inches at the
smallest end. and TO be from eighteen to thirty feet
long
sails will be received at this Office and at the Dis
trlct QuarlormAster's once, Fort sully, D, + to
supply Fort Rice, 100 tons Of Hay aud 900 cords
OF wood. to supply Fort Sally So or less tons OF
Hay and 900 cords Of Wood; to supply at Fort
Randall l25 or less tons OF Hay and 300 eoris OF
Its To be understood that these amounts may be
diminished II the hay or wood be not all required
that the hay Is to be cut when green and properly
cured-lO be free from weeds aud ssdges or swamp
grass all cut aud cured by September 10. delyera-
The wood to be sound, merehAntsble wood, To-
be del yered by January 10. 1870, unless otherwise
The hay and wood all to be dsliyeTel A the
Posts s, b. HoLABlRD,
feb2Itd Deputy g. ii. Gen, U, 5. A.
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EDWD. MCPHERSON,
IN SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, !


Az ACT making appropriations lin part)
for the expenses Of the Indian department,
and for fulfilling treaty stipulations.
BE Il enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of America
IN Congress assembled, That the following
sum be, and the same Is hereby, appro-
priated, out of any money In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, for the purpose
hereinafter expressed
For the relief Of the Yancton Sioux tribe
of Indians, in Dakota Territory, In fulfilling
treaty stipulations where the money has
been misappropriated, to be expended under
the direction of the governor and acting
superintendent of Indian affairs of Dakota
Territory, and to be considered as an offset
against any claim these Indians may have
against the government for services during
the late war, ten thousand dollars.
Approved, February 25, 1860.
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trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
RAIL TRAIN, for all way points, viii leave
sAss LINE NJ TExfREss FIX FkSiN PsaSs G.y
isxSspt Ss!HIdsyI AZ TsesS trains So SGI
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
leaves Bsi%Srew aslS A. 4SP r. isy
frederick Junction with train for Frederick and
at Hagerstown Junction with train for hagers-
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves BSlti.
more at 30 and Q 90 q. m, and 20 and :2O p M
a. IN ana E''I F OK aAGERsTowN,
Leave Baltimore at So a, m. and i.lQp. N con
County Railroad, arriving at HageGstown at 2:E
and 9:D p. m. Returning leave hageIslown At
$40 aud ii a. NJ arriving In baltimore at lO:3 a.
N anu $50 p f ft6R WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 A. IN. and sac p n, AZ
ing leave Winchester at and O;S a. IN. arriving
in Baltimore = fd 81 Y SisliHSSdSffGSSpi ' m
Leave Baltimore AZ $3.50, TOO SD and 9:S A. m
and sKi.SM | %IS&kssaafNGRoRR FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington at 7 and sa. IN. and l2:b, B.
''~' and $50 + FOR ANNAPOLIS.
lsays WssGias!Sa A. \ IN, aud i'S ,, n
Trains leave An SUI piS \ T FIX AID s"r u
m and IA Il , sSd I'D s a Leave % wa'A'nSo
Ss Cf apply ippiS 70 ENdLkSD. GsoSt, GamdS
Station. OF at tho Ticket oGiee, w,,son
Master " Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
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toYpIcIAL.I
Passed at the second Session OF the
Fortieth Congress.

PUBLIC-No. 90.
AS ACT to provide for term OF the circuit
and district courts Of the United States for
the district OF Vermont.
Be u enacted By he Senate and Houss Of Rep
ressntdtiVes Of ne United States Of Inisried IN
Congress assembled, That regular term Of
the circuit and district courts Of the United
States for the district Of Vermont shall here
after be held at Burlington, In said district,
on the fourth Tuesday In February In each
year; Provided, however, That this act shall
not be construed to authorize any expendi-
ture for the use ofa building for such courts.
SEC. 2. And be a. further enacted, That permits
sion Is hereby given to the authorities Of the
State Of Vermont to erect and maintain at their
own expense courthouse, and also jail
upon or partly upon the southerly side OF the
lot Of land belonging to the United States,
In said Burlington, on which the custom.
house building stands: Provided, That nc
part Of said lot shall be built upon or used
for said purpose within fifty feet Of said Gus,
tom-house: And provided further, That said
State authorities shall permit the courts Of
the United States to be held In said court
house without charge for the use thereof
and shall permit prisoners held under thu
authority of the United States to be impris
oned In such jail. And for the purposes
aforesaid Jurisdiction Is hereby ceded to tn,
State Of Vermont over the land so to be usct
and occupied.
Approved, February 90, 1869.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

HDRs. MILITARY DIV OF rHE MIssouRI.)
0prIcE CHisr ovARrlHsAsrER,
ST.. LoUts. MIseouRI, March 4. 1sp,
Sealed proposals. will be reeeiyed At this ofaee,
until u O'clock M, sATURDAY, the 18th day OF
March, 1879, for. the delivery 81 81. Louis, Ms.
ell Bluff. lows, and Sioux City, Iowa, Of
EN- bushels Oats
and Tor The delivery atthe above places. and At St.
2l25 bushels Corn,
7,t23 bushels Oats
Deliveries all to be made at such times as the
Government may require before MAY 81 lA5l
Corn to be double sacked, and In good new re.
sewed gunIies, OF about two bushels each, Oats
to be double sacked, In new burlaps, Of about four
bushels each. and subject TO weight and Inspection
at the place OF delivery.
Bidsto be made In duplicate. subject to the usual
conditions, which will be made known on appliea.
ton to this Office, or the Offices Of the ouartermAs
ter,s Department atst Louis, Chicago. Omaha,
A guarantee, signed by at lesst two responsible
persons that II the contract for the above supplies
p.omP,ls entered iuiO and fulhiied, must accom-.
The right Is reserved 70 reject any and all bids.
Proposals should be endSr;sa III sPS.sis for for.
Assistant ouartermaster 6ensrai, r. 81,
Chief ouartcrmAster Military Division Of the MIS-
souri, nh ll.td
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Dry Goods.

ToP ARTNER.sHI NOTICE :,
The undersigued have formed a limited partner.
ship for the conduct q the Dry Goods bnsineqs,
A. YATBs aud JOSEPH @, WIsWALL are the
general partners. and RICHARD W CAR sSE
10 CASH the special partner. The partnership
eommences March !, 1859, and terminates win
WILLIAM A. YATES,
JOSEPH O. WiSWALL,
General Partners.
RICHARD W. CARTER,
fat. eOiW Special Partner,
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sAvr prpAsrrrsr, March II, 1880.
General Orders No. 1oi.
Inc sentence OF Captain NApoLsos COL.
Liss, who was convicted by Naval General
Court Martial OF negligence In the perform
anee Of his duty whereby the U. B. =.
IA ror,o,oa l., .o,..,,or.. NJ tbe oood oo,.
W 'eno'oo, IN eonsoauenSo VI NV sO'N ~
duct ofCaptain Collins during the war Oh the
rebellion.
The pay OF Captain Collins, forfeited by
the aboye-named sentence, will be restored
to him. A. Z. BoRIE,
Secretary ofthe Navy.
s.vyp,,.,,,,,, N.,,, II ,sa
General orderi, No. io2.
The sentence OF n Nayal C,eperal Cont
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d o os AIS.
HEADa'Rs DEPT OF THE CUnBERLAsp,)
oTtioh CHlEp Coy. OF. Sc BsIsTEScE, I
LorsyILLE, Ky, March 8, 1850. }
Sealed proposals., which must be In duplicate,
with copy Of this ad ent attached to each
WILL be received until u @ clock, IN SATURDAY,
March Is, 1872, for furnishing the following stores
100 barrels new Moss Pork, Bid will be 70 .
ceived for delivery at subsistenoa store
house or pork house.
5000 pounds best quality new susaT-eured can.
800 barrels fancy grade Flour 10 be ma red
entirely from sound winter wheat.
wooden boxes, cAsed.
5000 pounds best quality Star Candles.
1900 pounds best quality Hard Soap,
80 gallons best u.lity Syrup, In gallon kcts
Proposals. must be enclosed In a sealed envelope,
indorsed Proposals., tname the articie)," and Rd.
The usual condition. Of my adyertisensnls mus,
be strictly compiled with. NJ. p. SMALL,
mhl9-td Breyet Brig Gen. aud O g.
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Lost and Found

DoCRET-BooR PoUND,-oN WEDNESDAY
4 evening, abSut I:S clock. on a street.ear A.
street., a lady's Poeket'book. eontainiuE a small
sum OF money and ave shares OF the immaculate
Conception Building Association. The owner can
have the same by proving property and paying
charges for this advertisement Apply at the kR'
PUBLICAN once. mist
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TIMORE RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday. June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot. Balu'
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
tons at % a. IN. This train connects at Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad.
at $40 a, m, connecting at Perryville with train
for Port Deposit
at IS p, m. connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad. between VIII
minEton and Harrington,
Keeommod alton Train for Port Deposit and inter
mediate Stations at 0 p, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at 6tS p. N.
Express Train for New York at 8 :S5 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.
Ror Philadelphia and New York at 10 p. m:
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot or at Ticket omce No. l25 Balt-
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at OH ce,
Baltimore street. can have their baggage checked
At their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN CRAWFORD Agent
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So Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot a!
$40 A. m. connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junction.
for all points on the line Of th9t road between Ma
Trains leaving ST. Asaph and King streets ut p
r. m, connect at St. AsAph Junction with train
from Manassas aud HArrlsOnburg at 2;B y. III, Z,
arriving al Baltimore and Ohio Depot at3:2p. IN. g.,
aud In time for p. M, train for Baltimore
%. A. STEvBNS, Cen sup't
w puVtps dan i Manager, dec3O-tf
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Approved, February 90, 1869.
[PUBLIc-No. 90.



An ACT regulating the duties on imported
copper and copper ores.
BE II enacted by The Senate and House Of
Representatives ofMe United States Of America
In Congress assembled, That from and ate
the passage Of this act, In lieu of the duties
heretofore imposed by law on the articles
hereinafter mentioned, there shall be levied,
collected, and paid on the articles herein
enumerated and provided for, imported from
foreign countries, the following specified
duties and rates Of duty, that Is to say; On
all copper imported In the form of ores, three
cents on each pound Of fine copper con-
tanned therein; on all regulus Of copper,
and on all black or coarse copper, four cents
on each pound Of fine copper contained
therein; on all old copper, At only for re-
manufacture, four cents per pound; on all
copper In plates, bars, ingots, pigs, and In
other forms not manufactured or herein
enumerated, including sulphate Of copper or
blue vitro, five cents per pound; on copper
in rolled plates called braziers' copper,
sheets, rods, pipes, and copper bottoms,
eyelets, and all manufactures of copper, or
Of which copper shall be q component Of
chief value, not otherwise herein provided
for, forty-hve per centum I'D valorem: Pro-
Vided, That the increased duty imposed by
this act shall not apply to any OF the articles
therein enumerated which shall have been
In course of transit to the United States, and
January, eighteen hundred and sixty-nlne.
SCHUYLER COLFAX,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
b. Y. WADE,
President of the Senate pro tempore.
Is THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES, U. 8.
FEBRUARY 20, 1869. (
The President of the United States, having
returned to the House of Representatives,
In which 1t originated, the bill entitled can
act regulating the duties on imported copper
and copper ores" with his objections thereto,
the House Of Representatives proceeded, In
pursuance Of the Constitut on, to reconsider
the samej and
Resolved, That the bill do pass, two.thirds
of the House of Representatives agreeing to
pass the same.
Attesti EDWD. MCPHERSON,
Clerk ii. R., IS.
In SENATE OF THE UNITED STATES, I
FEBRUARY "a, 1869.
The Senate having proceeded, In pursuance
of the Constitution, TO reconsider the bill
entitled can act regulating the duties on I'm
ported copper and copper ores" returned &c
the House of Representatives by the Presi
dent of the United States, with his objec
tons, and sent by the House of Representa-
tivcs to the Senate, with the message Of thu
President returning the bill
RESOLVED, That the bill do pass, two-thirdi
of the Senate agreeing to pass the same.
Attest; GEO. {. GORHAM,
Secretary of the Senate, U. 8.
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.
OFFICE CHrur oosss.Asr OF srgsIsrrscE.,
ST. PAuL, MrE,. March s. 1850.
us sS s.IRS;ssSi z a SPPa t Sf ff:iS
Ing Ne United States Subsistence Department with
BEEF CATTLE,
10 Ec.d 4 fgri S!stcrd. D. T. he delivered by
10 head Il Iqit Tsttsn, D, t.. to be delivered by
oOheSd 4 Eoi, Stevenson, D. IT, to ba delivered
's az /. 9 81 sist t:E
The;a i Port Randall. D. T to be delivered by
Is head 4 pCTi Dakota. D. t to be delivered by
7ohe.d at Port Ransom. D. T. ! to DO delivered By
SS :G:f rom SS S4.d . sss y.si.
All less than three and over seven years old. snt
stays, aud cows, will be rejseied. "''s"' '"'''
Also, At same time aud places, proposals will be
received for supplying nav
A. FORT Buford, D. T., 20 tons.
A ESIi ss1,sySPSsOPt D; iiOtOD'.
4 ESTt s siffif; p ;. Is t tom:
The hay 10 be cut this year, while green. prop.
erly cured, free from weeds. and delivered at the
posts by Septemberl. lbop.
Each bid should contain q written guarantee Of
two responsible persons to the effect that the bidder
Is able 10 fulfill contract In accordance with the
terms OF his proposition, aud that, should his
proposition be accepted he will at once enter Into
contract In accordance herewith, and that the y
prepared to become hi. securities, giving goo
| aud sur Client bonds for Its fulhnment.
The responsibility o, ths guAtautoIs must ~
nearest District Court, or Of the United States Dis
! trict Attorney. to DO enclosed with the bid.
Bids shout be made for each post Separately
and bidders be present to respond TO their bids
| The Goyernment reserves the right to reject u,
| and all bids. II a bid Is In the name OF nTm
| their names and post OIL cs address must appear
The envelopes enclosing the proposals she I'd b
and addressed either to Brevet BLtgAdier Genera
W; BaITEeIi g; S. o%pahsa h., Nebraska. or
The proposals will be opened at both places at !
! m, Monday, April II J, IL, GILMAN,
D Department ef Dakoin mhll.td
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA
CHANG OF TIME.

On aud after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1888, and
run between Washington and Alexandria a. iol.
lows;
THROUGH MAIL TRAIss.
LeayI WLlngton, from Baltimore aud Ohio
DEPOT Ga m jdO. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, saSa.t,
Leave Alexsndria, from corner Of Dnke and
do. from Lynehburg, 6p. m.
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINs.
w nj ALEXANDRIA,
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GARDEN SEEDS AND GARDEN TOOLS,
" At JNO. A. BAkEk'S
Agricultural Warehouse, LIS. aye,
feb2j-eOlw south side, bet, 9th and 10th sIs
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,
BEGINNING OCTOBER l, isos.
Leave. AlexAndria daily. except sunday, at s.a.
5 s.a. !. f:s.Sl and TIiS S slsl Lin. Of
.:iy: fsfsi vh sS safs y IseRR anj r.
and SsDSG sp%ss snns isS.
Legs Ls:.Surs, fg5 MIddlcb9sSss on MYnssEss:
IsiliSsd ifain from xlsisndria. and srrivsss
Leave. :ssiss Tuesday,. rhnr,a.y, and Sat.
and SPs1 %. ,s awe and s,
FROM ana afssr Juas s. the coaches will run daily
FROM ALkxkkpRIA TO
hssi Rii5s Ss ss S2RIiiiH .::
EE :;siIl. :.::: sstii
SSSs: :I SsI RSsRs. a and s,I Bal a.
E 5. 4 sI%Ssa rfs s 4 4. T:S a1fS ss 81
.SdrIa and Tss,bars and intermediate stations at
KssS R TstSs &c. sSSGd S1y G dag e :s
reduced rates. wAslIEdT99N gLYTaE:,
bHF RETw sb sE1 FJSR
Trains between Washington and New York ar.
nI sok IN REV ' RSRk, VII R1.AQu, chang. Of care
Leave daily Except sasday) at 500 a. m, iS
ana O. " p ron PHILADELPHIA,
IL ds. 4 I'd daily tsIo'p' Sunday "s"a M nS
,'' ivy Nj ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York $50 p. m and PhilAdsl'
siesplnr car. Tor New York on 6 up. M train only
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York OF
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Wants.


AdEsE1 II RsgB By iHs5R kktpI sfS
street, In the second square above the Northern
Liberty Market, between L and streets, east
-ide. se2i-u
VJANTRD-sRw AND CAST OFF CLOTHING,
w OLD GOLD AND SILVER, or any other Arti.
Gle Of value, atthe d-sstsblished MershantPawn-
broker Store Of r. FULTON 4 90. 81 Ninth street,
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For Sale or Rent.

TOR sALB..-A VALUABLE BUILDING Lot
yo,t near The waEsSs Nay Nay Department. on New
Immediately 70 J6HS Il. ARRisoN.
First street east. near Psnnsyvania avenue, Cspi-
toll Hill, fStar.1 mhl7.H