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Goyernmant Salas
SALE OF LIBERTY SSsgPFANcE DEPOT, MIS-.

OhDHAFCnOtF WAN DhpAhrhENT,
IL. WAsaisefoN. April ~, lSt9. 4
ag.hSTilL u he Secretary u WI lie LANE ana
BUILDINGS, constituting the ordnapoe Depot
PuBGfc iIcf ioS9S he SIsR:st biSSs S1E %
day Of juno. lb99. ~. III. -rI--'. H. 49,
The properly consists Of Ten Aeros Of Land and
the following Buildings Of bret viz:
! storehouse, two stories. ID foot by 50 feet.
Dmoers' Quarters, two ytofles, ID feet by 81 feet
! Kitchen, one story, 80 feet by IL feet,
Carpenters' Shop, ono story, ~ feet by II feet
Blacktmiths shop, one story, n feet BY II feet.
SOLDIERS barracks, one story, ~ feet By IL fOet,
stable,
And, also, several Frame Buildings, such as Lab.
OratOIlea, Sheds, Out.h0uses, COrn.crib, PeneinK,
q good Well and Cistern, &c.
Further description 10 deemed unnecassary, as IL
examine tho premises
The terms % sale, as prescribed by the law under
whes the sale Is made, are one third 10 cash, tho
remainder In two equal payments Of one and two
years with SIX per cent Interest on deferred pay.
eTly.
Upon pay ment ofthe whole OF the purchase money
deed ~ fec simple will be executed under the seal
Of the War Department
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and Major of ord
nance. In charge. ap1O.w6t
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AatialiaI Rrpnblifau.

~ CoPrBs or rus " NArIoNAL RKPUpLI-
Gan" can DO obtained every morning at the
following places, 'ab'a ',l . 3, o..
BnHor's News STAND, wilisrds, Hotel.
OooHRAs's News s As b, DfetropIltan Hotel,
o wnrBERssR's NEws srksp, Ebbitt House.
KSpALL's NEWS srAsD, ssAton House.
WILKINS News STAND, 81. james Hotel.
PAnKER's BooK Arp PxRIopicAt pEror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite tho Post
Once. ...., ..rr0.I.....
w.D. b. MAyoR, at aiibert,s Diniug Saloon,
sa1 T street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JONI O. BuRoEn, No. IT'S y street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth strcets.
JONI A. BurLBR, ststiouer, us Y near Thir.
teenth, -..H..',..E
BuRKE's News STAND, Kifkwooa House.
CHARLrs II. AEpERsos, stationer, ~ Sew.
enth street, between r and q streets.
JAMES BKLLEw, stationer, ts6i< Seventh be-
tween q and II. EU.N
s. @. s. BARBopR, stationef,i SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JoHs A. VAs DoRAs, Stationer, Al south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and FRS,
street, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BkRrLgTT, Stationer, No. 50 east
Capitol street, between Third aud Fourth, cas-,
Capitol Hill.
s. u. MILLS, ststioncr, II street north, .t,so
doors east OF Third street west. -
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy aosds, al
Eighth street east, opposite Marine BartAes.,
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THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and alter SUNDAY .i7th May. 1888. three daily
trains " III be run between Baltimore and Wheel
Bsinor FE ally except tx s Shady s s TS
SAsE bS " va ys FIX pSHfrs .s sS@SSif
Except Sst9rdaylMs;B p, nj. These trains Son.
VIII %ik SSfisFFfEsss "a &SdNS5aiESbAr1os TRAIN
Say.( Leaves w,nsRo:tsI foi Baltimore daily
FTsderlek Junction WITH traiP Tor Frederick and
At HagerstOwn Junction with train for HagerS-
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
Returning leaves RIiie6ttI Mills 7:So aud il 10
a M and '} F1& fHisS'GkRSTowN.
Meeting At lIagSr stowp Junction with wsshi9S!ona
$40 and a. IN. arriving In baltimore at O;25 a..
III, anu ~" p fHo;R WINCHESTER.
ri lug at %iasEestsT Al IS aud - ,. m. Re!aTa:
In Baltimore iP6 INV AshifRSSSff5SsSp p m
Leave Baltimore at $3.50, 10. $40 and 9:B a. m
aud F $Ki6M I @@&ShhfSGRoT FOR BALTIMORE. .
Leave Washin gton at and 8 u, IN. and 1880, p
49, ! and SD p FJ 4 ANNAPOLIS.
leave %asniaEtoa Al =. N. and 40 p m,
Trains leave AG ssStSSbiiF'T S J. and SOP m
Leave sriSo SS 81 ss Ne Ed
fdt faf hSf iti \ o. every kind
sc, apply 10 j. I, BN3LARD, Agent, Camden
Stallion. or at the Ticket ofgl SSsaiY T. Wilson
Master Of Transportation.
L. N. GnLE. GeaaLAl ELskst Agent.
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CovERYMEST SALE

1 = L u u u
UEIrED STATE Navr YARp.l
AM, NOHfULk apr u. lSg (
VIII be sold at this navy yard. on sATU KDAY,
May u, 1872, commencing at u o'clock, m al
public auction, the following articles, on acCUu
OF tho Bureau Of Yards and Docks, Vli:
1850 pounds Hemp Rope;
lManilla HawseTs;
scow-9l feet long, ~ feet beAmi
y Cast. iron Cylinders:
Head Cylinder;
Lot CastinssI
! Lot Bolts
CAst.iIon Lever Beams;
Piece Heateri
Cast-iron BurnitiEing Tank
Upright Iron Drum;
7Cast. iron Columnsi
Spindle Of Boring MIL,
Piece Of Lathe;
2Gast.lr Iron Trip .hAmmersl
Part Drill Pressi
! Bottom Plate Of Cranei
Crane. lnoompletel
400 Treenails,
! Bedstsadi
Aquantity Of Yellow Pine Pilcsi
% shOyelS:
Spades;
Is Horn Lanterns
SCarpets, about - yards each;
tChAirS,
Terms: Cash, at time Of purchase. and the artl.
Giles 70 be removed from the yard within ten days
from date OF sale.
BY order the Navy Department.
A. II, kitty, Commandant
W.MsrRAR, Civil Engineer sp27.td
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Z Railroad Routes.
pALriMoRs AND ONO RAfLRoKD. ---T-

RALrIMoRB AND OHIO RAILROAD. ,.. .5f +
. s: "a SSS III IF v
nov ran ' .i TSk 81 siihLrlxoRk b.
's!; n d.i,si ;aIssRs s1sss .ad ~ &C. % and
Ls:ys daily. sIssp, Sunday. All % and 0.sos N.
ma Nno '.'p ron ANNAPOLIS .....-Ag
Lssyc,s,.Is r. "a 400 ., m setrsin 10 or from
Af'''n' on sung sgsgAA Too a...I
is5a Va aF = s4ts22lSsss .nda"D' M
S9ss AL ~ Fskt 3 81 81 liz = Rsr
1 !" q; ~ .se: s y .aa %SS 9' ''''''' ="
q HRfss s s isIg: from I SsSSi:
YsiSsS ss:I @ si: p iI sa. he &:
,i.. sss E q SsssH s .s4 Boston.
s..,.. 4 T + w5asSs;
tk c9 BOOZE SfR.rs a. rlstss nss.
THRqsgHSp kIsE BsrwggSS vTsSssHIseros.
r. sw.ss s; sSd s,s ' Tdii ar,
iSatsdsiiy tsTsspt ssndsTi At 500 a m. IL 81
Frk i't.IsaUEBrhiA,
Iss's daily 'e'"-'" ous"-O Msto@ TO-, nS
IN SuSDAr.
Lsays Tor New f"'s .is+s IN. and pbilads,-
sl-.pins car, fcr rsw yrs "a t,p N. train only
Throasb ueksis 70 fhl.'l,apbi.l New York or
Bo.tot can he bad At Il" station oa,es al all hours
Sc .e W. s.,rs.d Hs sGy %,.
ss.teT 81 rrAnsportati0n.
OBJ 5 BOOST" ,r"rt Washington - Il
1868 .1sasrL%SiaEA seurs 1859
ro RIA '1RlHwEsf, ,SOuTn, ARD 9oUTu.
70 ssa .isT S5sESSksf .. rs, ,r..a. vii,
wSshiasos sSan Baltimore Ii@m.
e ; sSSp M m {" iS%SH.%
wiz kE HAN sSgskki fsso. sSCIs
iay aud night Car, With modern improvements, aud
other ioato, Two hoGdrod mills. saved 10 Western
FaaAt WE hAfAsFf EtS
:. Ths9pgh trSu Baltimore 70 ROCHESTER, and
y :;$ rs r%sEs a. sEaas'" IN GSios
sass, sSI35I y Sixth street SDd pfngp;yIysSia
IN alton will he Owen at all timsA,
Passenger prucaTihg tickets at this Sf1Ss, can
tnre accom- 'Gtiols 10 seeping Cars for Elmlra or
Pittsburgh W ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
o"''' sixth 1t aS %, Psra; .ysPSSs n
I'D. 3. TJuhv, GENERAL Passenger Agent,
dSS-lv baltimore, Nd.
DHILkDELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL
L TlMuRE RAILROAD,
CoEmenelng on Monday, June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, BAIti.
more, as follows, VII:
Way Mail Tralu Tor Philadelphia and Way sta
lions at % A. H. This traln oOupcets at Newcastle
Junction With trains for all Stations on the Della
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
A. 9los m connecting at PerrTTills with train
Express fTain for PhilAdelphia and New York
ct 80 " m. connecting at WILMINGTON with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between will
mington and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port Dsposit and inter.
Express Train for PhiiAdelphia at e;1p p. IN.
neeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
except saturday.
All tho above trains Leave daily except Sunday.
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia aud New York at SIS .. m,
Through Tickets may be procured other at Pros
ient Street depot or at Ticket Zee, No l2 BAlti-
moro street Persons purchasing tickets at once,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
atthsr residence by gR,sn TSsnSt95 nESS%psay,
A LgXANDRIA,. LogpouE AND HAMPSHIRE
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Proposals.
DROPosALs PoR SEWER.


ovrics srp'rlsp Issryerog or sEwERs,l
wAsHIneror. ID. c., May !. $50 I
Sealed proposals. will be received at 1 b. NH~Nr' E
otaee, city Hall, until u o'clock m, no.
DAY, the 18th Inst for constructipg n barrel
sewer three feet inside diameter. Ia Fourth street
north 10 he north side o. New YORK avenue, to be
provided with laterAs. drops, traps and man.
hglgo whereyef deemsd neoessafy,
The work 20 be done uuder tho direction OF the
superintendent and Inspector o. Sewers, the 81.
pefintendenee Of the Fourth Ward Conn Onar
and the Assistant CommlsEloRers appointed By the
Mayor.
specifications may be seon At this once, Bidders
will state tho prigo per lnsal foot for main sewer
Apd laterals, each for traps. drops and man holes
bids.
Each bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee Of a responsible party KNOWN 10 l.
SUCH that u accepted the bidder will execute a
contract N due form, and perform 30. work In ae'
rr- 'IuH Herewith,
Ibs ruanutse must be Ia substance a. follows,
81, A, D., guarantees, n this bid be accepted By
the Mayor. ID Il the bidder will enter intO con.
tract for the same, and perform the work according
to the requirements thereof tsignsd I'D
myStd supt. and INSPECTOR Of sewers. &c
N a
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Uvrrrr STATES BN1INEER OFFICE,
No, u STATS sIRkET, 7
ALBANY,,H' " April g. lsa

UvrTrr STATES BSdTNEER OFFICE,1
No, u STATS sIREET, 7
ALBANY, n, Y, ApTtl2i, lSb
Scaled prupIslls will be received at THIS uurt
until y clock, m. MONDAY, May ~, lsp, tor
DREDGING,
for tho United States, in the Hudson kINrr, about
seven miles below Albany, a channel twenty eight
hundred feet long and three hundred feet wide, 40
tue material 10 be deposited behind the new
dyke to he built near the new channel
The cubic contents, In position, to 10 tAken out,
Ia estimated, after careful survey, at my -uiu"
thousand two hundred and seventy. uiue culi c
yards but full particulars, with sOundings, eau e
Obtained al this Office, whereby bidders can make
their own estimates, . a, So,
The work must be commenced by May ~ lSf'
aud completed by August ~, lsGl, .rL
Proposals will he received for the Wh"is NrtA
complete, not by tho cubic yard. No hli y ..' ~,
received unless made on the printed t'tm I"
tainod at this Office, and accompanied " '''''
/ guarantee go, Iii L., rstuIr,I to enter
mi Ihc contract with the United elht's WIN b.ni
S 49, a., Is firafshsl by tho CJntTaei9f' The lul
@ Sstes reserves The right To- rccta bids deemed
disadyautagryns 49,, L., N.,r,,,
lN 'F''' W. ''' JOHN NJ. WILSON,
rrryrl Co',.I rmt.I st.ts- Army, MN'r EngI'
Mr. lr21'l
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Goods Per Now York, PhIIAdslphiA and Bal
tim ore steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X,
IL. HAvenRsI, General Agsqt at Alexandria, will
mission,
Communication Passenger Tickets botwtel Alex.
Andra and Hamilton, and all lntsrmediAts stations
at low rate
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilto and between
these And intermediate points, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2l.f General Superintendent,
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GALE OF THE IRON PRIZE STEAMER MEM.
. PHIs
NAvI DEPARTMENT,
WAsnIsaToN, April %, 1859, I
The Navy Department will offer for sale the iron
prize steamer Memphis as she now lies at the
Uuited States navy yard, New York. on the sth
day Of May next, at 70 o'clock, m.
The vessel aud her Inventory can be examined
At any time on application to the eommandant OF
the yard.
The whole amount Of tho purchase money must
be paid at the time Of tho adi udlcatlon, and the
vessel must be removed from the navy yard within
ten days from the day Of sale.
A. E. BORIB,
apS7 ID Secretary Of the Navy.
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TEEAsuRr DEPARrNsSr, April 2. 1870.
Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the FIRST day Of May
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cent. per snnum in coin.
GEORGE 8. BeUTuELL,J
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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wAsHissros. Apr ! Il. 1850. !
Information has been received at this Dc,
partment from George Y. Seward, the Consul
General Of the Unitod States at Shanghai,
China, Of the death, on the 18th Of Dsrefn-
Der last, at Shanghai, Of Alfred Henry, an
American seaman, belonging to the ship
Topgallant. 80.
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
~ sTEAMsHIP COMPANY.
Elk. EsNn PRESS LINE.

N STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
NEW Elk. sssGc PRESS LINE
THE ONLY sS 8EsPG Ejb i WV #s 7SRE WASH
:, Will raa two .iaa,o" week direct FROM New
fprk TO Washington, 'Sudiug freight 1T District
Lssyles New. York every WEDNESDAY and
Leave G.strcet wharf, washin ston, every MON.
DAY and THURSDAY ntp. N.
H Weigh a sss'''tS RoESRs St t tS,S1rd'd "
urSi \ Tt nht5'i S sssia.'oh'
NJ. EtBB RfbdEs &C. tSSo fssSi:,
,,,vs u,un Ales.ndris,Va.
fesh 10 Val sifssi, New York.
NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
xShsa;Ty "a i ss siEsSs vi s' am Q
s.galarly sqtips ne ,yintsI nSn,h,, <ikfk
SgES%sbkIf. &hsAisoTos, and GEORGE:
.T g$ P' Es s sE.y
:,rsss,' TiigksPkYsS XisssHiiI., kRipk YSi
E sS5sR YaJJgRssIRSAahss' arriving " New York
til. Lise, sSSHssilss at N NJ With ne tus
pared TO take through freight at much red aeed
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
route, " INV
rs%s4! f,oT Ri:H1 ;hsqld b ssd tho
Agent. oniee and Wharf loot q High street,
snd or
one So ;sfif' '''" NV F PRiPSsSFFsbs President
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. LRxANDRIA. LoupoUN AND HAAPs
\ RAILROAD.
a EE7Bf EsSSsE

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING Arm
!. 1850.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCEPr SUNDAY BE.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandra AZ 8 a. IN. and 5p. IN. Leave
Hamilton at o a. m. and ll:OA. IN Leave Lees
burg at Is a. IN, and lt:l5p m,
The u. IN. train from Alexandria and u spa, m.
train from AMI ton nsst wi Kemp Line
OF Coaches for purssllyilla, snlekersyille, Berry
Vile aud Winchester, ALSO, with KeameI Ii me Of
Coaches, which lsaye LeesbufE on Mondays,
Middieburgi returning tuesdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays.
Ali tTaius arrive at AlexanlrlL at cluyeni9nt
hours for connections with Washington aud DLlt-
more, Hams day.
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"wI.HisaHos tpsi n isss{

"rREAsuRI DEPARTMENT,
"WAsHISeroS. April u, ls0}s--}
"Noticc ls hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the, LIST day of July
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum In gold.5ssSS-.--
"GEo. 8. boutwell,,
Secretary Of the Treasury''
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RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRsER or SEVENTH AND sTREErs,

CORNER or SEVENTH AND srREErs,
(Rnttanee on D street,)
WASHINGTON, d. c.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mi le. Eed men and women to engage
IN business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of others.
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book Keeping as applied 70 az depaTtmepts 81
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, CorrespOndsnee.
Spelling, Elocution Political Economy, and Com
merciAl Law. ,
Students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
In a separate department, Instructed by eomre-
tent lady teachers,
RATES OF TUITION. A scholarship, good for
unlimited tlmo In colleges located In important
cities Of the country f65 Local seholarships good
for one year from date Of Issue, 80 Tickets for
three months, 42Oi for one month, go.
All tuitlons payable 10 adyancei when paid
I'M almeu ts the rates are ten per cent. higher.
sessions ara held day and evening,
Classes In Proneh In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon
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WAsHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA,
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905.
On and after MONDAY, Dec. 2iss, 1893. and
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
TBRoudH NAIL rRAiSs.
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, 81 m. ido. for Manassas and Harrlson-
Leave AisxEndria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets lfrom Manassas rAilroad) ASH p. IN |,
do from LynehbuTg, 6p. m.
LOCAL PAasBHdKR rhAIss.
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OfRlcE OF rHE bioHr'HUUsE DDAHD, \
wAsnISuTOS CITY, April n, 1870.
Separate SEALED proposals will be received at
this uthca until o'clock, ?. m, on FRIDAY, the
two Light Vessels Of the following Dimensions
Length from fore side Of rabbet Of stem to an side
Of stern post rs feet
ENttglne bfeadth ~ J-l2 teet
Depth Of hold from inside Of njOr timber
to under side u deck plank, Amidship II IL feet
Dawiugs aud speei hca'iOns and ABy ether de-
sired Information Concerning these vessels will be
furnished upon application in writ OF to the I'M
dersigued at this ofnee. .......
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ss- Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio pepo at
SIS u. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junctio !,
for all points on the inc OF thot road between Ma
masses Junction nd HarTisoubprg.
Traius leaving St. AsAph and King streets at p
Z. IN, connect at 81, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HarrisOnbuTg at ass p. IN. f.,
arriving at baltimore and Ohio Depot at3:Op. IN. =,
and In time for p MI tIaiR tS, baltImoTos
W. J. PEHLPs, Gen ! Manager decSO-n
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oTIIcB OF THE CHIEH SIGsAL uFFlCER,(
wAsHISGTOS, d. O., April p, 1850. I
Sealed proposals, In duplicate; Will b. received
Inst for supplying the signal Service Of the army
WIN sSs fIS~ Us N aESb TkLEscopEs with
Straps and Caps eomplete ,,
SiNty.nye (6I MARINE GLASSES, (Bin"culir, }
with Cases aud Straps complete
The whole to be delivered on or before the Let Of
T6s tell scopes must be " not lcss than THIRTY,
ID rec, 49, aud the Marie Classes Of not rSz than
Ave t3l maguifyinE power, aud both ut dohning
power and make similar aud equal to the models
In this Olice.
dressed 10 the undeTsigned.
Further paTtr ilars and requirement, made
known on application TO this office.
by order 0fthe Chief Signal Ofleer Of the Army.
l.. d. NORTON.
Brevct Major U. S. A, Property and DlsbnrsiuE
The time for the reception Of the shove TONED
PROPOSALS Is extended to MONDAY, tho 10Th day
OF May neNt, at y m, and the time for fuTnishinr
the supplies to the 10th day Of July next ap 3O.td
PROPOSALS FOR TIE ERECTION OF BUILD
sERYATORY
USITED sLArEs NAVAL OBsERyAToRr,
WAsHISGroa, April Il, ls69
ing at tho U. s. Naval Observatory. and addressed
to the Superintendent, will be received until noon
OF SATURDAY, May 10, 1899.
Drawings and specifications Of the work may be
S SGSn A. S Sgn IN The work to be COM
b. y, SANDS, Commodore.
apli-wfHd Superintendent.
pRoPosAAhS EoR GRAZING AND GRAVEL.
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HEADQUARTERS FIRsF MlLITAEY DIsrurI,)
,oTFicE CHiEF GrARrrRsA-rHE,

I
HEADguARrERs FIRsr MlLrAEY DI.rmrl.J
,oTfIcE CHIEF QrARrrRNA-rHW,
sgn.1 g R'SrSI1i!n aS Gn &c.,
S fG S55 ne % $S6yprS q so?S% RsTId,9b M
II" Fir,t Military pistric!. as fSi!Sws.
GglpGpeI, licords
Cold HATbof. Il cord,
Frr aaittE ST5u sicorI.
Fort Harrison, II cord.
Glendale, II cords
SSSSy SSg9, Pines Pines, 5 lts%5!'
To be delivered AZ surh time, aud 10 such qnau'
titles A. may be required IN each month until June
frS1ppSi.,l, may be made for the whole or ANY
Ailproposals mus be guaranteed by Tespou.,lI.
parties IL the usna! lYTm, aud made subject t" 1'
conditions mentioned IN previous AdyertIselL~4'r
by by orisr of1ho auarterPa,.eE, Gegcrg rrru.ral
Frsyst GG;ucl aud Chief SaSrir4S'i, -
Military District aI-i'I
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY SUPPLIES
HrAP%sEs P b, r r rg oT,"f"
0"'t os eTin MI AT! gIIaa." :
sealed lids, IN luply't', -, II@,a A,S"i 'lgusi
S lived SI T It PtS, CFij unul % cIISk
MONDAY, May u, - I,r Tue iTii,NtIty gd thT
below OMAHA BARRACKS. NEBRASKA.
f.sIl cord. Wood, {! ~ tons Coal, Slb9 tons Hay.
- F&!Kf T:rHERsoE, NEBRASKA, ~
s.LscOTl Wool 49, tons Coal III tons Hay.l'"
O"'aS2; 4RRTii 'fPiE.ATTE, NEBRASKA.
W. W. FORT skpGWiCK, G1L6RX6G,,
Los cords Wood, l6 tons Coal ~ ton h'S'-'
D'' SIDNEY, NEBRASKA -,
O'Ti GRT g. Da, a. RussELL, WYOMING.
J,On cords Wood N,nD tons Coal, b,2aa tons HAY
s, go bushels Charcoal, l,on bushels Lime.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25
HAN 42l0Q NUMBERS and OIER sL.59l900 ASSETS

a the kinds policies,
Company b he'd by the following and other provisions
boh
the
after lapse policy
which makes
tio cpoicy nj subsequent
olrryeor rcsil
Its rates onucho than all other Mutual Companies
t' n @ divided hoder;
third to
Dividends contribution
premium iner5) paid those
goo heal temporary full paid Inns
equivalent the
to The policy
In seeks o st u
holders, the business
alphabetically where mortality low and
uariyali growth
S. S,DAGGERr, President, 4, W. KELLOGG Secretary
RUFFNER & H0vEY State Agents, Point Pleasant West ".
Masoncouuly, We 2I-lDn
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

DO you know why tho Chinese won't
tolerate rsilwoys7 asked oncn Week
Because they have no cemeteries in
which to bury their dead, bu! jat.' 'ham
wherever It is most convenient The
whole country is Iike IA assomblago of
graveyards, AMI a mtlrood would produce
shocking dissertation OF the dead, for
wboM it would consequently appear,
these people have more respect than for
the liyiog.' Which the reader is invited
to putin his pipe and smoka to bis
speedy conviction.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1869-03-25

Many years ago. writer these lines and invalid ryan while visiting tho
Island St. Cz 2 b. health experienced Ind Witnessed many surprising and
beneficial the there produced ra many tho in7aas who were Eo
ougs:) ng uy:a inquiry and investigation, obtained full history
It's medicinal virtues lie a and srsy and after his own recovery
With occurred, determined p'sa procure the so right to manufacture
and sell It in tho United States.
1osr his labars glorious f himself and suffering humanity
celebrated PLANTATION sTEas thus made known 10 the world PLAN
gATI 3TTEa being ago Of real merit founded ua new principles and
relying wholly upon vegetable wd its medicinal oE worked rapid a7u-
ten tho hsy medicine and became hha word all over the civilized
verdi The csao gia60X alnan health and the demand 'T
the PLANTATION BTLRs exceeded the abilities Of the pTo to supply
Notwithstanding large St. cgz arn made expressly fer tho CON-
pounding Of these 2:gs the quantity inadequate therefore became necessary
that upon extensive g abroad should ct cnco 10 made and an agent
dispatched Thomas y that pa Io fortunate in securing and
leasing plantations the arge5. and most productive estates the
Island ,uso Ind presses crested as If BY magic which utterly aston
aoi the natives The services experienced and natives the Island were Pre-
cured and very royogs PLANTATION BTEH were il position
to supply their laboratory with 81 the perfectly pure St. c!S Rum needed maaui
turing the GREAT Dysg7go TONIC AND nURA! The above represents
tao natives crushing usa2o and otherwise preparing for the stills and PRESSES
as anlo Fever aai g intermittent Ind aTUs Eo7oE' Dg and
ether the PLANTATION BTESs unsurpassed in the
Aoy ws!a Over FIVE nZa t'lo disposed Of annually They are
aaa5 I'D and young male and @ They agreeable taste and always
ryoal;o az immediate beneficial result
January I