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GUNNER BOARDING.- MIX. S. p.
~ HACKETT, near Louisa Courthouse, would
take :, few BOARDERS during the summer
well rs tho healthcst In eastern Virginia and Is
only few hours ride from the city. oil the Chesa.
pcakc and Ohio railroad. Passenger trains pass
the dcpct four times 4 dav. Terms go per month
Special arrangements for families may he made al
less rates. ..... je l1-sw<
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GALL AT ZIMMER Il CO.'S WHOLE
- SALE ICE-CREAM MASUFACTORY, lSts
MAIN STREET, where lce-treain Is reKutaIr
furnished I'm any quantity TO picnics hotels testi
yals saloons, and private families, at LIS per
gallon Delivered free OF charge TO amy part OF o.
the city We guarantee "A No. article and put IL
lin quality and havorl against any high-priced
cc-crcxIn sold In the city. We have also fitted up
y splendid Ice-Cream Saloon ut our retail ss,An~
usiimcnt No 5lI Broad street, next 10 Mr.. Mount
castles Ladies especially invited to visit TINS
place, whera they viii find MIR. Capped always
ready 20 serve them with all the delicscies OF Too
r,ir test and leave their orders, mysc
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ERESH IMPORTATIONS.-
a 4 GIBSON are now receiving and opening,
OF their own importation, large additions to their
mcnts to buyers. New and handsome patterns oil
Dinner, Tea. and Toilet Sets, In rich. decorated
gold band; Plain White China and White Granite.
Rich Fancy Goods, Cut and Pressed Glassware In
great variety Fine Table Cutlery, OF Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers: Plated Ice
Pitchers, Walters, Gohlcts, Forks, Spoons &c. !;
Rcirigerators. Water-Coolcrs, Casters. Lamps,
Looking Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware in
great variety.
Country merchants, hotcl-kccpers, and house
keepers, will consult their interests by calling on
us. KELLOGG & GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and Retail Dealers,
1907 Main street. Richmond, Va.
EDWARD B. TAYLOR and K. c. SUTTON, JR.,
Statesmen. my ID
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| GAIT SULPHUR SPRINGS, MONROE
| - COUNTY: W; EA:-This popular and we'll
known WATERING-PLhCEiS now in thorough
repair and opcu for the reception of visitors The
medicinal qualities of the SALT SULPHUR and
| IODINE SPRINGS have been so long and favor
ably known tn the public that simply refer tn
their analysis by Dr. Mutter, of Philadelphia, and
Professor Rogers, as contained In pamphlets fur
nished by the proprictors on application. We have
the pleasure of announcing DR.. j. EDGAR CHAN
CEILoR, an eminent practitioner of medicine As
resident physician. 4 FINE BAND OF MUSIC
is In attendance. All amusementS Of tirSr-clas s
waterin s-place. HOT and WARM SULPHUR
BATHS.
These Springs are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, terminus Mt White Sulphur,
leaving only twenty-five miles of staging, or by the
Virginia and Tennessee railroad ria Mount White,
passing by the celebrated salt Pond. Daily line Of
line coaches each route. Parties intending to
visit the White Sulphur, more especially those
from the West and South, will find the route. with
magnificent mountain scenery, by Montgomery
White and Salt sulphur, much more economical,
and less fatiguing and perplcxing than by rail ria
Lynchburg, Charlottesville, and Staunfon, with
continual changes OF cars and rc-chccking bag
gage.
This spot, combining the advantages of hcalthful
climate, free from the fcss and danpncss OF other
mountain retreats, excellent fare, ana yaluanie
medicinal waters, Will I've peculiarly suitable 10
parties DESTROYS Of spending the whole season, or
few months, away from the. prOstratng heats oil
cities or the lower country. A reasonable rcduc-
ton Of rates will be made in such cases.
CHARGES As FOLLOWS: Per day, ~ {; per week,
81. so per month. 500. Children under ten years
and coorcd servants, half price. White servants,
according to accommodations furnished.
my os-codoot< C.. :. PEYTON K BROTHER.
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GROCERIES, &c.
RTACKEREL! MACKEREL!.

An AZ IL EREL. MAShEkEL. .
PRIME No. BAY MACKEREL, go.
NEW PRIME No. NJ EDIUM MACKEREL,
Just received, for sale by
ICES ROBERT +. WILLIAMS & co.
cSOO CHALLENGE.-We challenge
cSCUU any house in the United States-Old
Virginia not cSceptcd-to produce us fine u scicC5{
ton of CHOICE GRADES OF FRAGkANI
NEW-CROP TIES us we arc now offering 10 our
numerous customers. r,->-pou~
GOLDEN CHOP ROMAN-LEAF GUNPOM,1
DER. 81. This is the finest Green Tea eNpoor,r,i
from China II is of garden gro:,t'L of the finest
DIckinrs and is celebrated for Its dcilcaic h''N"i
and eXhlerating qualities. 1nvalids should use ho
"' SWEET CARGO MoUNE GUNPoWDER,
SI.75. o,->,~ ,,rcoN and GIN
POWDER. El5O. .,- . nc s,roc,
&C n nosnpay and of garden growth, ana ylcid Il
prrTune that is truly delightful. Heretofore ms
tea never reached this country except Ill sil"i'
p'o50SGLo St; ORRkNGE PECCA, sI.i5.
JhPNN MANDERINE CHoi; $l.'o' ..'.,....
JAPAN, extra quality, soc. 10 Sl.-''
BLACK TEAS, soc. TO ~.
OOLONG EXTRA, ST. @ COW
ISBON BENEDICT SON,
No. 1886 Main street, corner OF EiShtn,
" opposite Spotswood Hotel.
! n B.-Our TEAS are selected IN Canton an ,.,
japan BY Captain WILLIAM a. Bcnedlct iormG ,r
| of this city, now commanding cllpper sap Snal-
| Icncc trading between Canton ana san FRANCISCO
| ic II
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r LouisBuRa, N. C., June &c, 1869.
:. ms 1ody assembled in biennial session
at Louisburs, NC, on the 22d instant. A.
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WOOD AND COAE.

rIIEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL =
~ Look at this and come and see. Good SEA
SONED PINE WOOD. per half cord, long, S?.25
per half cord. sawed ready for use, So.75; per
cord In the yard $3.50.
T. 4. FACE, Agent,
Office and yard, al5 Basin bank,
iel5 between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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NATURAL BRIDGE HOTEL.

This SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT is ele.
gantly fitted up, and Is located within sight Of tho
NATURAL BRIDGE, the greatest curiosity In
the world. The scenery around Is extremely
wild. grand, picturesque, and romantic. For good
fare and comfort In every way the proprictors are
determined NOT TO BIZ EXCELLED.
Permanent as well rs transient boarders and
pleasure parties will find It to be ono ofthc MOST
DESIRABLE SUMMER RETREATS IN THE
VIRGINIA MOUNTAINS, contiguous to all wa
tering-places. supply Of mineral waters kept
on hand. Daily communication by stage and
Daclict-boat. i. .....-.....r.
TERMS Board, per month, s55; per week, $40
per day. -. Single meals, 81
Observation-Disclosures from Lynchburg ny packet,
Virginia and Tennessee railroadj by stage, thirty
fivcmics from Goshen Depot Ton the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroatD by stage, thrty-four miles
from Stanton by stage, fifty miles.
Open Ter the accommodation of visitors the
whole year. j. w. BRUCE & CO.,
Proprictors, Rockbridgc county, Va.
j. w. BRUCE. .n-t %'s Il.
&. L. MUSDhY. ....... 3 my 2a-eodlm
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BY Thomas ". Kccscc, Auctionecr,
No. 1917 Main street.

4 SSIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n PROPERTY.-By virtue of il decree 81 the
circuit court Of the United States for the district
of Virginia entered In the cause of John johns,
.Jr.. assignee OF Henry Exall, bankrupt, rs. Iur-
ncr +. ExaU | shall sell at public auction. TO me
highest bidder, on FRIDAY; July 2 1862, ut
O'Clock z. NJ, In front of the United states court,
house door In the city Richmond, that valuable
GRANITE QUARRY at the First Locks, on inc
james River and Kanawha canal, known as Page !, 5
Quarry. and lately worked BY Henry ETa pic rs
mond. and has SIX s7-1G0 ACRES OF LAND
attached to 1t. The granite Is well knowl' ana
uncuuaed in the United states.
In three and six months ncgotiable notes interest
added. JollS III ~, h.,,,t p,r
in otawfIs
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IE,-In compliance will

6 A UCTION SALE.-ln compliance with
n Instructions from the Treasury Department.
there Will be sold ut public auction, on the Sd DAY
OF JULY. ut IL O'Clock noon, ut Baltimore Steam
boat buldings, Rockets landing, Richmond, Va, n
lot of PLASTER and 81, 300 pounds more or less of
COPPER ORE, captured and abandoned property.
TERMS: Cash ut time of sale: Government
funds Property to be removed within five days
from day Of SALE JOHN ;. LOOMS,
jc 2i-tds Special Agent.
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By z. Bowman, Auctioneer
GOOD WILL FOR SALE.

The GOOD WILL OF THE STORE known as
the OLD MARKET BAZAAR, corner of Main
and Seventeenth streets, Will be sold on TuES-
DAY, June %. ut l. o clock VI.
80 9s OF p BOWMAN, Auctioncer.
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THE MON GOMERY WHITE
n SULPHUR SPRINGS. -

JOHN w. LYcETr,
HENRY W. SAWYER,
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BY Wellington Goddin-
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.
TRAINED TENEMENT AND SENE-
II PAL RJTILDINCi LOTS, IN THE PLAN OF
n ,CnNrSOIiAKTER BRA SCH TAVERNIpRo-
PERTY, For SALE At AUCTION: ny, III DC ::
sold Mt ancton on the premises, on SAL =
TENEMENT mt the corner of Calhoun and Alien
streets containing SIX rooms, and several Va
CANT LOTS near thereto.
As this Is low-priccd property persons Of small
means can procure 4 house or lot Tor = small
sum aud upon terms of payment TO SUIT their
views. ~ c,prr>- .,,o,oo-
In
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GALE OF VERY VALUABLE LAND
> IN G0OCIlLAND COUNTY.-By virtue OF
4 decd of trust from James W. Logan, viii sell
for the benefit Of John Il. IIockaday and wife, the
holders of the debt secured. on the premises, on
SATURDAY the 18th ofJuly, 1860, at IL O'Clock NJ.
the Jefferson Ferry road about seven miles above
the courthouse, and Immediately on the canal,
containing NINETY ACRES more Or less. ms
LAND Is all james river low-groundS of the
first quality and Is particularly desirable moi only
on account Of lis great fertility and productive
ness Int on account also of Its eligible SITUATION.
TERMS Onc-third cash !: bllancc in ono aud two
wears in equal instruments, bearing interest from
day of sale. ...
OF VI. W. Miller, deceased, trustee.
.
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FOR RENT.

NOR LEASE. FOR THREE TO FIVE
4 YEARS, the beautiful place called EVER;
GREEN COTTAGE on the hrooS road two 1I and
and hack garden. with shrubbery of all kinds $50
dwarf Pear all in full bearing-nineteen va
rictics; also twenty-five choice Grape Vines two
and q half acres OF fine Strawberry Plants-stN
vnri,tics: few Cnrrants and Gooscherry Bushes !;
also, u NEW COTTAGE HOUSE.; wei OF excel
lent water; and in desirable nelghporhoooa'
Garden implements for sale: Apply to
w" ~ ELLINGTON GODDIN,
or to II. T. STANSBURY,
!; On Ivy ...... ....r.. on the premises.
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REAL ESTATE AGENTS.
NOUTHERN LAND AGENCY.
NO. 1901 MAN sTREET (RooM No. o.,
RICHMOND, VA.

=
CENTRAL OFFICE,
no. 1904 MAIN STREET GROOM NO. 6),
RICHMOND, VA.
FREDERICK w. POOR, GENERAL AGENT.
We solicit the attention of persons having real
estate in the city State for sale to the advantages
offered bv This AGENCY, and promise on our part
energetic efforts to secure purchasers Tor all pro-
our connections are well established throughout
the North. ,r ,,,c
TO purchasers we offer for sale CITY PRO
PERRY, FARMS. MILLS, MILL-SlTES, NINE
RAJ and WOODLANDS.
REFERENCES:
Hon. James G. Blaine, Speaker House of Repre-
scntativcs.
Hon. r. 6. Schcnck, Chairman Committee of
WAYS and Means. House of Representatives.
Hon James 4. Garfield, Chairman of Committee
on Banking and Currency.
Hon. Alexander ItivcS.
Hon. III. II. Wells, Governor of Virginia.
ii. G. Bond, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy.
Major-Gcncral o. q. Howard, u. ;. A.
Colonel A. S. Buford President of the Richmond
and DanvIc and York River railroads:
III. ID, Cooke Esq, of Jay Cooke Il Go.
General Williams G. W!ckham, President OF the
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. ap ls-3md&w
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IdlrISRIIpc A. u 7,

correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
supreme Council Friends Of Tenn.
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rINUE HEALING SPRINGS,
BATH COUNTY, VA,
WILL BE READY
FOR THE RECEPTION OF VISITORS
EY lime 1.

They are accessible from the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad, from Covlngton, In four hourS
time, by comfortable stages over Il ine turnpike
road Of easy grade, passing in full view OF tic
celebrated
FALLING SPRINGS
and other picturesque mountain aud water scenery.
The accommodations are ample. for three t,lii-
bred visitors, and the equipment and management
equal to those In any city hotel.
The luxury and inyigOrating effects of the hoi
aud cold baths are acknowledged by all who have
tried them.
Pamphlets descriptive of the virtues OF the wa
ters and attcsting their wonderful curatlse pro-
perties, CAN BE- procured by application To Mcssr..
PURCELL. LADD & Co, Richmond: kEDwELL q
Baltimore: BuLLoCU & CRESsHAw. Phtiadtl-
phla J. ii. WEBB, New York; or from the agent
at the Springs.
Telegraph Office at the Springs.
BOARD: Per day, 50; per week, w. per
month, $75,
NJ. II. HOUSTON, NJ. D., Resident PhHXSician.
JOHN l.. EJBA NIX,
my ie dcodsswtlaJy Agent.
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BY Cook & Laughton. Auctioneers.
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.

corner OF Governor and Franklin streets.
GENERAL ASSORTMENTO OF HOUSE
NV II 10 o'clock we will sell ut our store an as
anrtmcnt Of HOUSEHOLD FURSlIoRh' con"
sistlng Of corr,cr, RED
Now aAiR and sHUCK MATTRESSES.
MAHOGANY and WALNUT LEAF IA
One set of, MAHOGANY DINING-TABLEs'
very heavy and of city make,
MARRLE-rQf WASHSTANDS. ana 3fAh-
MAHoGANY CANE-sEAT CHAIRS and
Now CANE, and wooD-SEAT CHAIRS,
Now TIN SAFES and CUPBOARDS, :,
REFRIGERATORSan and UNDERGRADUATES,
. New sets of BED-SPRINGS, .ft er".
' OFFICE DESnS and CHAIRS,
.WASHSTANDS. TABLES, &c, &c,
J. "oAeS '''''' COOK & LAUGHTON,
l. M AmctiOnecrs.
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BY u. A. 5athEght, AHcfionecr'
corner of Main and Fifteenth streets.

r,1NE LOT OF DRY GOODS, &c, From
L A COUNTRY STORE, AT AUotioN' IN
eludB5nEsA CK AND coLoRED SILK DRESS PA
TERMS. -
4. BOATBhEINES.
ALPACAS, $50 f. <.stn
= LINENS, -.s..r -s...f p r T. e..
:, Fine Fine lot POCKET KNIVES, ... III
CLOTHING, ....
, BOOTS 7H'' :. Is. (. &. ..t
FANCY GOODS, &C. 1000,
sale nositivc, without regard to price, common
cIng TtT MORNING at 10 O'Clock. -
'' ~ 90 49, II. A. GATHRIGHT, Auctfoneer.
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DUBL1C SALE OF n VALUABLE
/ TRACT OF IL D NEAR BDYnTON,.
n decree of the circuit court of the county of
Mecklcnburg rendered nj the April term thereof
shall. on THURSDAY, 18th day of july next, sell
to the highest bidder, ut public auction at Boyd
ton, a valuable TRACT OF LAMB adjacent to
FOUR ACRES AND lilo POLES, being the
tract upon which James T. Walker recently re-
sided. \ considerable portion OF the tract Is
arabic land with an abundant supply Of wood and
timber for fuel and fencing. There is upon 1t Il
large and excellent DIV ELLING of recent con-
struction. The location Is one Of the handSomcst
and most desirable In this section of country. ana
would he very convenient to any one doing busi-
ness in BOydton.
TERMS OF SALE Onc-thrd Of the purchase
money will be required in cash, and the residue in
purchaser to execute bonds for the deferred pay
incnts carving interest from the day OF sale, and
tho title to be retained until the whole OF the pur-
chase money Is paid. Possession to be given on
the lst day of January. 1870.
S.R. JOHNSON, Commissioner.
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GALE OF QUEENS CREEK,-The mill
- tary order s'lspeudiur In" sale of this fine c.
tate having been rcscindcd. the same Is again pu
upon the market by the undersigned rs trustees
named In Il certain deed of trust executed 10 us D!
the late Robert Saunders and Lucy b. his wire,
bearing date January ist. lS6l and record III tht
clerks Office of the county court Of 0rS county
The farm contains nearly NINETEEN niN
DRED ACRES. Is situated on Queens creek. =
bold, nayigablc tributary of The YORK river, anc
distant from the ancient city Of Williamsburg
about four miles. The soil Is well adapted to AL
the fruits grains, and vegetables OF Il mia cli-
mate and tidc-watcr situation. and + said also to
possess excellent oyster privileges.
Tic sale will be made on MONDAY the 9th day
of Aupust 1869 at the front door Of the court-housc
in Williamsburg. on the following
TERMS: One-half the purchase money on thc
day of sale the balance in two equal instruments
navablc respectively January lst 1870, ana Jann-
ary list, l,7l for the deferred payments, the pnr"
chascr executing two bonds carrying Interest from
day of sale and secured by deed of trust Tor the
said land.
i. i. DOUGLAS
ALEXANDER DUDLEY Trustees.
TALBOT SWEENEY,
As trustee under subsequent deed oil trust Mace
rv Robcr: Saunders conveying the real estate
above mentioned, WILL at the request OF james
w Custcs. the surety secured. unite In the salc.
my e5-dot w = iEACI / ! : "S,.
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= by Lee q eicddin. AnctLonceSs,I
No TIA Main street.

DMINIsTRATO SALE OF HOUSE.
& a H0T,D AND KITCHEN FURNlTLEE.-We
WIN sell at the late 5esdrnse "f yshn n oaK
deceased on TnirtyIfoIIht a s HSTT sHoLD AND
K EJIS iF1R MIXTURE, without limit or re-
serve. on THURSDAY, 1st july, at4 CLOCK L NJ
TERMS: At sale. ,orrr~- ,,,,,oroars
r 1,,crr scotsman. je2o
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c,,vrpar. REAL ESTATE ITEMS.


~. rdrord Davsold 2Jacres of land, situated
Mt. NV i~,shir Nidilesex County, n. j., 10 ~
1ii,ioS sfeurcs az Michigan for S2JV per acre
SLort 60 acres Of fine land, situated al, 40
,roe'. Neck. l. L. and kn0%n rs the Ggo ,I = Dol
~ - about t,e and hall south VI lAo INV "
~ Is cSo,9.fcmp1tcd railroad to Portchester
Nearly 5000 acres Of farm end WOOD, ANU anu
situated ia the towns OF Os"esa.cAs' III t auction
Hfocoph ard GoUycr eur, y y are 10 pc sou a. Ian 90
mont reserve i seuJratc lots Oh wednesday, To-, INF
an fIc Iyceun IItn. Ogdenshurg, n y III Pt, bls
,iis M rcrty Thc OHiCESJuY0 Journal say "a mn
t roe state which for 80 years mas Deon ~ t, ~
d Ieni 0rt of marEe viii be open to iair Soiu S M
f5r an who desire 10 bay. The ulie " 'H''
questionable ,. ..oo+od IN
q'bo h,ick and stone buildiugs erected III III
~ - -, sre yolued nj SIP 100000 Large sums vi
Srcv nave bepu CNpcI dcd IN the cclstIuctV Last
buildings which arc scaiSr'%h f1cbsnd District aud
s0uth Boston OF thls class Oi e,a bnginrs Tor
been erected fo5 one ani t"osV yiiipSs costing by
csfimafes not less than s2Oe0C; ana go Vnp
and tlve.story frame bGdmgs costing ~ eno s"u'S
authority not less than sloy,' III i's.es Of fi8
ttal f,f building improvements III IN ci-a'os' Va '''
10000
The Pittsburgh and Cincinnati papers have
baep gcrcrcly cIiticuc me stllt oI uuiaEs Cil
VIZ af ,5n.tr'p" IKE Chicago Spectator has also de
nounced The buildings Of thar e 7.5 SSeitoy saws
rare Of rorAorsns than the contractors woo bulI our
hores er.'l any ety., A ne beipT 10 nut into
@ rerslb 20 make stand until has paid FOR Itself
Ice or four tines o1ore d, oaa We say has maize u h.s %na
~ problem to ct the poorest materials 9f lle esssusI
vs. Sse,ir vdrk can cO5r Up dye from and Thea 70 have
item rl together by whose kno9ege ana Rraeea sA ar
ftat csr onv lcsmst possible wages ABOVE Aoae
] d,r lsar.r So long this state Of business continues
o. long sha We M IN orr billings There is no. ile
in ne civ from ch of Gre two'rs the audience 'oae
Fb accounts for the high rates of Insurance in the
arden CITY,
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%
'' ~ CYiefO n Dent % Dako.s.

OygCK ASSISTANT CuaHTgKMAsrEE GESztAt, CohNkRoF{
ror.rns AND GKgRgF HRwioH CIrf jan 4, 1872
GEALED PROPOSALS, IN duplicate. WIN
invited and
he received at ihl Office until "a ooes JAu IS 1900 I ne
J,RFCTON on NO FRaME BUILDINGS Fot Hamilton ~ T.
ii 81 one and b s,ofirs each 81 the following dieniioh . s
By M sud 70 feet By % Feet eA'H OsN"s S"hk P' "'"'
aud
Pns and specssaos fb. wof tsn be At this onfs
Bidders mast state abe dine sibn Sheh they vii complete INC work
sud will he required 70 give guarantee two rs'po'Oe s" " Tue
faithful conf lance With the sgre,msut at,
The right to feJee any or AZ pol
Payment will be mds whsn The wo eompea uI'n 'ne AosP'
tnee oftss A. A. q NJ, Al FoIt Iamiion
RUFUS INGALLS, -
III BFtMaof General and ASST QiAreTmAf "enoA W. D. n
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Say Gan!fS.


CENTS wanted to sell the " Eminent No-
~ the containing hi-
oapbr. u noted u the world written
Parton. Greeley Tton Mrs X D.
Sauon FAnny rrn Grace Greenwood ac and illustrated With IL
A. Philosophy 81 Housekeeping by
Mr and L. Lyman. book indispensable Ia eve family For
eircnars terms sppy 90 A. g. ketteton No 2tJ
ISa oon NO d. General Agnt New York aud Brooklyn
address 4. 81 Bees Co. Hartford, Conn.
GENTS are making from $40 to $50 per
~ bR the COMPLETE HERBALST or Tlih PEoPLh
ply sCANS" For full particulars eau on address
MONROE G6 Ceurtaudst Room No TO- tbn hoor
L,ARMER and WIFE WANTED-Whou under
distance In the equity Hnd tako
chse Of nA nic farm Bngh preferred Address Box
No. 1884 hoN.l orb PostOMce
NVANrED-In the Lace and Embroidery De-
pnsn Of frtesA rets store man competent 10 AXE tue
entire On tltR ami BUY for Oh. department Apply tn
n II. LASgLL No. J1S broadway. from 10 10 IA m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09

PROM FORT UARVRR
to Fort, z'r.h L,msd gog. Don 1o. Garland 'sa uaio

Zfrth Larusd LYON bafl2ni lliya
ZION PORT HAYS
10 Forts Dodge. Tvo'. Rrvuo'i.. Garland, iul rton
PROM SHLRpAN OR PORT WALLACE
10 Forts LYnn h.Tuo'is. tsI.sll. aHd Ilion
The herein tdrrri i o. must he wholly h
ina0H will De- aprcatgu 90 tLs ose " hc ds'slees
between ~ place. nfut se't al uyoa aty Olsf pola REGARDING
ROUTE 80.
FROM Fot Union such other d-0 be tabsied 10 lie
Teroy Of hes Mee 90 posi sstus si 80 aT be
ssthsle tlas Irt sul Go srch post, stations may be
d'gua@ m e Territory u AIB4 I'D tie Stale u Teas ~fi 81
lyugtaie lt degrees
The GIT o. be transported iuo, eIceei Roo; No 20oo
pounds; Route 81. ?. lIfC1tO0 pounds
and e'ch proposal
b. - 4Z (uotc csfti~i CHECK PAYABLE
TO tue OF tie unhed a guraltcs that cise 40 award
made 10 h ihg bidder vii accept ili ief o cont Ac Fil good
AMI accordance viii The ieas - m a1Frrusni
said no forfeited United States Of sTe By ils
party whom tie be awarded 70 execute IN dno form such
bach br mule tie opening Of the proposals. or be
TepreitLtcd BY his attorney.
The required give boui' Route No such
shall he by the uudeIgueii kcte 80 D. SyV
sctoy enoe Of he loyalty ard foency Of each bidder aud
psrsOs offered securi.Y viii be required
Proposals be iniod Proposals Tor Army transportation on
No 3" be- sal vii he rlitFisinel
fully comply o. the requirements 81 iais adVsriscs
WHOM award made prepared trrtur TIE
without delay sd the required bons Tor
the faithful Performance Of the cou,rsot
d tsat inag hr offered reserved
The must he DO readiness for service ~ the
% AZ
which he be communicated With readily a. Tie starting poat OF
points OH route.
ons showing conditions Of the on,r,a, be entered into
fr each route be hal upon application TO tbs oce either pea
letter and and be part ihe pgopvA
= poVO will furnished 90 application.
Miary Division OF Missouri
L. g. EASTOH Dept Z. NJ Genl L. g. A. G. y NJ Dept Mo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-09
REAL ESTATE.
Ncm.YorK. FRIDAY. jar. 8. 1909.


Notbine was done in Real Estate at the Lx-
No''i'" ',o,,-,o, today Several pieces OF properly
oha'SS nm m auction next week, which We Will ai
,,o,rce at tho proper time.