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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13


Wlae1 April with rs SUNS and rains depart.
Ana nom our path It's tickle hoes are gone.
We lzaii the last Of spring with glads01ne
hear1
sweet alay, sspeat thy past as thou art
Come bless us Win the songs fhy zephyrz
sing
With blossoms sweet. zgill, o.lofs Is 81 vore.
With birds who's Sounds are made ln. social
wing,
Renew TIE nes that on have charm Cd our
eyes before.
Come when She morn breaks Ger the eastern
And foods sns vale With rays Of beaateous
light;
Win potent nagic banish every III
AID give e gloon1y thoughts their everiast-
Ing flight
Come when the day-lleht leaves, the stars
When the low might winds hiss the vernal
When tteugh are deepeningin the hush Of
And dew drops ellssei1 IA tlis place 81 April
showers
''ooms esnsle Nay thy gorgeous eifs im-
Like some eaS san-lielt thafno cloud hasa
Crosse f..slrsss -
Glad as with JOYOUS smiles that flIl the heart
With Edep pleasures such as our Gfst par
Brownvilie. Neb.. April 81. 1865.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

IN FlcE epaglltag shaf bssa,gs teIa Jsrst eSas,
Ct0f11, E40sieF.g EaIscP G0Ods ard Fiifloa ESsrSe
1Uhieh fos oe1l plTcaasef for C(S % ~ sss 6sSi
e.igtoqs alaa ~. 3 s1sd a q sesT sudl3 adpacs 70
C11n ana fI0k1r rt Customers, whose patron
1ls Sso Ii s0lfcS1s ~ o isor Isr =
make t.sr 60ssacti0as trith us eOh sir0asBle asd
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13
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oAtAEHAL AUCTTOWFTtHe.
r..s- - Ute1d % the safe Cf EhdI 0Isd Prrr1IoI
reoss5 y - nc Neuldlla Land Dislrfci. flfBis
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-13

Mss NARY Al. SIMPSON.
MLLlGEEz1t AND DRESS MAlEIfIt,
FIRST street bet 1lnin and water.
WISHES % inform the Ladies OF HrOWnFisse ana
Nleuity, thal she hns 8 ltst closs AllinerY shop.
Nes and oiter the lHtest eastern styles Nlcac1lns
zone IN the very latest styles and on short notice,
latest styles ofLadcf and ohllrefE tnts and Bone
nets constantly on hand Also iHtest patttrs Of La
ues Dress Goods. Cioalzs, and Children's Clothing
Dlf on short notice.
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
KIRKWOOD HOUsE-KING.

II Presrio, Boston; Mrs Yates, N Y;HI
King, Miss Flora King, Hudson city, n j; J
Way Battlce, from Boggy Depot, Choctaw
Nation; W Gtcwell, Peru, Ind; Nelson
Pluto, Corpus Christi, Texas; W II Newman,
ID &; ] ii Wagner, Baltimore; W Van Arden,
Poughkeepsie, y Y; II B Mason, c Brcener,
BF Wagameller, J X Davis, Hon J b Packer,
Sunbury, Penn; W NJ Nesmlth, Metamora,
III; w Howe, Jersey city, NJ; David N
Blrdsad, n VI ] w Stokes, PHILADELPHIA.
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
uEAAD9,Est r!Trn MIl!IAnr DI.IEIor /

HEADQ'Rs FiFrH MILITARY DIsTRIoT,l
OFFICE CuIEP CuMNIsbARI hUBsIsTENCB, ,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, JAu, is, 1869
Sealed proposals, which must be In trplicate,
with copy Of this advertisement attached, will
be received this office until y clock, noon, on
WEDNESDAY, the llth da, Of February, 1907, for
furnishing, fREsH BEEF to the United States
troops stationed at the following places, and all
dependent Osts supplied therofrOm:
NacOdoches, four companies,
Helena, two companies,
GTeenyille, six companies.
Lumnasas, three companies.
Hampstead, two companies.
Corpus Christi, two companies
hese contracts shall o0Inmence the fret day
u March, 1850, aud continue In force until the Slst
day Of December, ls9, or such less time az the
Cummissary General Of Subsistence may direct.
Payment To be made In Government funds.
Bonds must be given iu the penal sum Of one
thousand dollars for each company to be supplied
Conditions aud II requirements sam as published in
previous advertisements
Proposal must be made separately for GA Aeh post
Blank forms for propoaals and ALL Information
relating thereto iuTnlshed on application at this
ONCE,
BY cNmmaGd Of BTeyet Major General 4. r. s.
CBnby: SAN I, GUSHING,
tebi'td Captain, breyet Major, o.
The national Republican., 1869-02-11

THE FINE ARTs.-For some days past
there has been on exhibition in Galt's jewelry
window, Pennsylvania avenue, a bust Of the
late Major General Lowell H. Rousseau, by
Miss Rcam, of this city, which the general
and his intimate friends considered 'a fjth-
ful representation" Still, "D. P.," Wash
ington caterer for the Cincinnati Commercial,
with his puerile goose quill, attempts to criti-
else. We should like to know what the
manipulation Of Western newspaper knows
about drR But as In the days Of Pope so Is
II now
''Fools rash In where angels fear to tread. -
We do not question "D. P.'s" Judgment
and flats upon hogs, squashes, pumpkins and
cabbage heads, but we certainly do his taste
and ability, when he sets himself up Us a
critic umpire against all others in the fine
arts. We advise "D. p" to first study with
all his soul, might and mind, Allison on
''Taste," and Burke on the "Subllme and
the Beautiful" before expressing opinions on
a subject which he knows precious little Of
the fine arts.
But We simply intended to note the fact
that the bust Of Gen. Rousseau has been re-
moved and given place to that Of the fathe u
and great leader of tho Republican party,
Thaddeus Stevens. OF copy of this bust,
Gov. Fletcher, in letter to Miss Ream, says;
I'VE have had an elegant pedestal carved
OF Missouri marble, on which your bust Of
Mr.. Stevens Is now placed In the executive
mansion. All our friends unite in highest
praise Of your faithful representation OF the
great Radical. The Missouri Senate visited
Il In body to-day, and were all delighted to
know that It Is the work of fair and tai
ented daughter of the West"
Mr.. Stevens and his relatives upon view.
Ing this bust were enthusiastic in the praise
OF 1t as ''llfe-like representation, and
true to nature.
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
AprUSENENTs.

METzERoIT HAIL.4The Italian opera
troupe made their first appearance last night
at Metzerott Hall, and very good audience,
made upo many of our best citizens, greeted
the performers, and the applause was fire.
quent, spontaneous and hearty. The cast
was good one, and tho acting Of that high
order so natural and peculiar TO the Ital-
ians. We cannot speak OF the musical rem
ditlons by this troupe In q way which will
indicate that we judge OF their merits In
this regard by an accurate and critical
analysis Of the performances we only know
that we were pleased. In saying this much
we may betray our want Of knowledge OF
the musical art, which is very true; but did
we attempt to criticisc We should betray our
ignorance to a much wider extent. There
are those who Judge Of music by Its effects
upon themselves, md we must set ourselves
down Us belonging to that class. We can
only say, therefore, that the performance
pleased us. "Don Pasquale" will be rem
dered by the same company this evening,
and Il will be their last appearance in Wash
ington. They merit the patronage Of our
citizens. Tickets can be had at Mctzerotts
music store.
NATIONAL THEATRE.-A very large audi
ence gathered at the National last evening,
and the sisters were In fine spirits, and the
various performances went of with ecldt.
The performance tonight will commence
with the farce Of the "Day After the We'd
ding" and songs, dances, the "Can-Can,"
and "Ixion" will conclude the evenings
entertainment.
CAsTERBURr.-The enterprising manager
Of the Canterbury, always desirous to please
his patrons, has added to his large company
Of some MY male and female performers,
the celebrated dansc,Gse, Mile Conchita Bon.
zatl. She will not only appear In the Italian
and Spanish dances, but will perform many
daring feats upon the tlght-ropc over the
heads Of the audience.
The national Republican., 1869-02-11

,D9N9HoE Eyrn Tuesday, At s:soP. m after q
Tho friends and aoguaintances Of the iamily are
denoe, corner Of street south and Sixth street
east, Capitol Hill. on this tThursday) afternoon.
nth Instant, ats o'clock. ~ r.
0R1NDAIL. February 10. ofosnspmption, after
AZ illness Of several nsnths. which he bore with
Chrtstisn fortiude, Gro. X. GRirpAtL, In the stth
The friends and relative, Of the family are re:
St. s.,ha yna ,s ~ .,.n VIZ re ,vuhss M =.
Seventh. this Thursdsy) afternoon. att O'Clock.
RIRLL.-on tho 5th instant. at Portsmouth, Va. /,
OF pneumonia, Capt RoBRRr d. RiELL, United
States nAyy. afed ~ yeafs
The national Republican., 1869-02-11

v5S msnt OF the Bankrupt Law provides tnat
u all proceedings commenced after the FIRST day Of
January, 1850, NO discharge shall be granted to a
debtor whose assets shall not be equal TO hfty per
cen'um of Iha claims proved against his estate,
upon which te shall be liable as principal debtor
This clause dssr not, however, shut out from the
beneht Of the lHs all poor debtors, for Il further
provides that ceftsin petitioners. and all who com
ply with certain cesditiOns, eau receive their dis
charges. though they may have no assets Not
withstand Ing the provision, In view OF Its llmta.
uOns and exceptions, debtors without assets are
still applying for the benefit OF the law In all parts
Of the country. w
Persons in this District who still wish to await
themselves OF its benefit, and wh9 have no assets,
should examine carefully whether they are In
eluded In the terms Of ths limitation. The sub:
sgrber will give Information on this subject at all
times without charge. GEO. MASON,
Attorney At Law and Solicitor In Bankruptcy.
City Hall. fcb6
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
MATERIAL A, REQUIRED.

a., 900 feet u. ~, oi .swsd q; =, al, .,
,iTssSr s., Rns lumber I'D and raid for by Il
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
pRoPosALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES,
HEAUq Rs DIsT. ISDtAE TRRRIToRY, OPFIcE
tHIEF GONMlssARY OF suBsInTENcE,
FuRT Gibson, C. N Ian III lsip

HEAna Rs DisT. ISDTAS TRRRtroRv, OPFIcE)
TnIEr rnnq Ssna SEGsaL';AEES oF ,sgnsI"rESeE, ,
ulsd ProES.Sis. IL dSplicat:, Will bS Be-" received
r., Hai il SosE m, aSNbA3% % MACH EGSi2E i5,
ls;3. Tor the delivery OF 'subsistenes Stores, as
.xTfoRr GIBSON. CHEROKEE NATION, l. T.
SS,SS S5.SS PSa6d. PSTRdfs Of 81 btSS5 bf.SS5.
2j,OlD pounds Of salt
''4S 30 EaIISPPs SRrEsPs q q fdIEs fElR"s"r'
And Corn Meal In such quantities d, rnay bD re.
xThS FLOUR V be sqgal IN su9lLty to tho beet
NXX 6randr ;sc q The 81 Louis market and put "
Gi head lined. and iG 90 pCHaIs to &, % put OSISS' aP Ia
d2ES.G Tsa sRna aeEisg P1i cotton shesus
iollow-: 1900 pounds ip ueTces or casks, aud
500 pounds in gunny sacks Of about l2j pounds
The SALT to be Of good quality, aud put up a.
dSS rS9Fnd ISsF. IA Srs and
TiS VINEGAR to be Of beet quality. and made gf
STs i0 sSSllSSs = ssrISi q sSSd ausiy
St sS sIsG 1 to Rs Sf 6csf gaS PAINTED and have
IhS PoRk e be prime mess pork, 70 be put up
'HTi6y MsEG MSssSTg 10 SS al 5 9hd SaS
up barrels sacks, like the dOSF, as may BE- re
qnited. The person or psTsons To whom any award
give the TcaaSsd SSsS and S r. Essi
qess 70 commence the delivery OF stores the 2Oih
9uhnti.ies as may be required, until the ist DAY Of
Decelnber, looH, az which tmC the hole amount VI
piled.
samples Of articles (exeept meats) must accom-
pany tue proposals. In bOxus or bottles, and not IL
paper parcels.
Each bid must be accompanied by good and .udl
cleui KuafAntee rom two or more persons, WaHs,
loyalty and sOlNeney is certified by a clerk nl
court Of rrcOrd,) setting forth that they will, ~ the
event OF ITS acceptance, give ample bnuds aud So
cuEity Tor the faithful performance u the SANE.
me name aud place Oi TesldyuIu VI each bidder
aud surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained unless satlsiac-
torily represented that dncs not uly comply with
tho terms nt this AdyeTtizUmtHt
Proposals may bo for the whole or any part OF
the stUrur required
Any contract awarded under this adyertisewout
Will be made subject t. the approval Of the Com
mis.try General of Subsistence, u, 8, Army, aud
the right b. reserved to reject any or all bids
All stores delivered will be subject to a rigid 10.
sprclirn.
Payments upon the contracts awarded will h,,
made "a uthly in current funds, or rs sODu a. THE
rtlNH hall have been received.
Bidders are Invited to be present at tho opeu
Vt proposals., which will take place tho day and
lrur above specified Blanks fOr prypusAIr. tui
bonds will be furnished on application o. it, utcr.
. FToposals must he plainly indOTsrd "Pr'r,-aIs
Tor Suhsisteuee Stores, and addressed toni tblet
Comml ssary Of Subsistence, District Indian T"rTi.
tory, Fort Gibson, G. N
BY order Of Breyet Major Cen B. i Gi!G.ST'In
Dyt. Lieut.. Col. and A q NJ, T. = a, e. {. s.,
Dist Indian TsTFitoFN laubt I'd
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
Dyt. Lieut., Col. and A. q NJ. L
Dist ludiau Territory
PROPOSALS FOR COIN.
Hrtn9rARTFR. FtFIH MILITARY DIsrRIrT,
STATE OF TEXAs,
urFEr w CmEF QrAKTERgAsTER,

NT"TTNl ITNAHl jan. D, IhTl,
SsalrI prupua B. iu duplicate, W i'll be raCrlN Cd
nr ;bt. IN, unul SATURDAY, February Is, i,u,,
at J. !, cock, N, iJT furnishing the QuarteTlnH..
ter Departmental Camp CoucUTdiA, Texas, with
;nel In4n!lty OF Corn as may be required until
Corn to be Of good, clean, mcrchantthlo quality,
shelIed, and delivered in sacks, subject to Tigd
Inspection.
Delivery to commence On acceptance Of con.
lract, and continue IN such Iuan't ties aud at such
times as may be required by tho Post Quarter
N 'Eter.
Bids to be plainly luIgr,rl Proposal. Tor Corn
At Camp Coucord.a, aud a. lressed 10 tho uulgi-
signed.
BY command Of Br,yct Major General CagGs
J. A POTTER,
BTeyet BrigadieF General, and c. q. NJ Fiuh N MlI-
'tArN bfstTct gA2l-tl
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
oroporrows, D. c.. Feb. Q. s istS' AYSiCq feli.s

sT.THE PUBLIC AT LARGE CAM
49, not fail to appreciate the great benefit de.
rived by them In the materia ia reduction In price Of
HoHa Malt Extract, already so fAyorably known
throughout the United States. For the Information
.f.ueh as may not have been already informed as
to Its wonderful mer t., we would state that II IL
an excellent STRENGTHENING beverage, dell Ehtful
tonic, and a pleasant remedy for disorders OF the
throat, chest. lungs, aud .tOnach. febS.6t
The national Republican., 1869-02-11

DUBLIC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE
L AND ORDNANCE STORES.
Rock ISLAND ARsESAL, Jan, %, 1850.
A large quantity OF Condemned Ordnance aud
Ordnance Stores will be offered for sale at publie
auction, at Rock Island Arsenal, H., on wednes.
day. April 7, lstg, at 10 clock, y. 10.
The following comprises some OF the principal
articles to be sold, viz:
- Iron Cannon, various calibers;
l,lOO Field aTTages and LImboTs,
l9J sets Of Artillery Harness;
1000 pounds Shot and Shell;
5000 sets Of Infantry Aecouirements;
2,9O Mcclellan saddles;
100 Artillery Saddles;
1000 HaltsTsi
100 Saddle Blankets;
500 Watering Brides;
2,I1O Cavalry Curb Brides;
2.2O Artillery Traces aud Names.
Persons Wishing catalogues Of the stores to be
SOLD eau obtain them by application 70 tho Chief Of
Ordnance at Washington, d. O., or BTeyet Col. s
Crspin, United States army, Purchasing Oficer,
corner Of Houston aud Greene streets, or upon ap.
Lieut. Sor. ord BSI brig. den, T. D. s, a., Com.
mAndlnE. febl I'd
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
Proposals.
NOTICE 70 cuNrRAcroFs
eovRRSMENr HAEP9E AANW qEsgy2 gy2RK AT DuSKrRK,

| GoVRRSMENT HARBQR WORK AT DuNKTRR,
Kill. NEW YORK. (
UsIrEp srArEs BsaISEER oTvtcr,)
No. q PEARL sTREEr,
Sealed pro,5ssI,. gsfIr1Eoi " a. y; yss & ise
dssbiysrlns the naterisi Tor. and r5fpg the work
ei hep1it and Reinforcement Of the West United
ssfsss sftss Pier, at Dunklrk, New gerk. Will be re.
osnfa A. this oace, addfesAed 10 fls onderrirped
hRY. fso oc'o's' noon, Of the 18th day offBBRU.
MATERIAL REQUIRED.
lE3. .ooo feet y. ~ oisswsd o. wall .on,,s,.hcwsl
TsSr ., nS lumber snd rd for y tSS
CLASH. ..--.I.F#
a, =, sC pounds TIouGhi lrpp material assorteJ in
screw aud Washer fey Item ~ ihsr,si iI9S Item In
LABOR 10 BIZ PERFoRMsb
CIAsa o.
Item I-2o. .4l6 lineal feet crib frnmIbv l.,
!pndsr water work. To be bid and paid Tor Gy;
Item lis, 30 Iiueal fee, framing, &c, IN ,rro,-
structure To be bid and paid for BY the lihesI
Item III--sie cords C17s cubic feet, Of .,opo T.,
be q rnl.hed and pnt in the work TO be lid and
lpmser. To DO bid and paid Tor BY the N fiect
Ba5:H e 81 ne 'ts%.T sSSTs r b Z. by sls..
the item. q the class. will 80 relected ''
. ~, further necessary Information mar be oh.
hlhed ~ personal application at this onee he.
iwsep the hours Of II 4 m and gp' m, until The
loth day o. February 1da. 2 HARWoOD,
,.,SahBt Eog and Breyet Lieut.. Col. u. 3. A.
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
Railroad Routes
I,AHiMoRE AND ouio RAILROAD, :

Train, se,zss wssglSgTTSS Sept ga IS psG4r. lsfs
MORE, and wAsHIE6TON AED THE " EsT, are
no" run T" "f0''ISiR IfSoR BALTIMORE
Leave daily; szesri Sunday A. 200, 500 and
D." a. n fch scf z aakE %iY sTSTiSssS htSsfS p n
Leavs daily. sscop, Sunday. Al l. % and a0A. II.
Lesyost7s N. and Ioop. m. NOtrais to or frou
Annapolis on sundosE sundosE SUNDAY.
Leave ats = s6R a w WV = s4sTl5ss 4tTT;s and H"P'
I''''Fss. 'F5ss. AL Il iPt PsRfs 8 81 81 fHi2 Ii sTsr
= a sSS 10, y y asd H$Sai na' sunday -
n.sps 81 R.y ss rsIs from 70 Hss sS2
Iss ;s; sscl ss Ss S: Ss. p Sdsr. aas ss &:
New TSrt IALlsssRhl.. lila a & and Boston, aa.
Master 4 4 4i.H!B5iistfG;a +; %5asSEf;
r. n. COLE; @ @9s9sTsl Tiske! AGENT ,,---
BfF RkITEbs TEb sEs Es'EyssTOS
Trains between ws.hinEtcn and New rorE are
nIS SoR sOs REV wtoRISs RSs' WI 'H1i.AOu, sA.us
Leave daily toIesp' sundsy) st 500 a, m, II 50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except saEdsyJ IsOos "a. Il 80
and 8. t0p m.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York At " p. m. and Philadsl.
phla at 0. 10 y. IN.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
BostoE be had at the Station Gee Al all hours
In the oAg.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between washinEton,- Baltimore, An .
n'DOiand the West m..,., y T1,SsIdI,s5, T. SILs,oS
IN. COLE, oeneral rieksi Agent
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
MARRIED.
DIED.

GREER-wRBsTRR,-o the 9th Of February,
by the Rev. Enoch Heed. Of Trinity chapel, Ia
Charle. county, Md: 2: .. gE5ER. of this city, to
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
rHROUUH MAIL TRAINS.

LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
-tFfhyE fIon wA'HIsoros LrAvfyt.LLEm1ASDS,AM y.Lm
A.a''sa 'V DsPo's Rss: Riss i; 1g..ss. &
I'm pl0aP 20 7
" :" 49, :. +" IL 70
!" {" rs Duke 4 Henry, 5S.SS
si65 a. M, connect with Orange, Alexandris and
Manassas Ma Passenger Trains A. g. Asaph JanstiSn,
nassas Junction and HarTisonbprg
Trains leaving 81 A',ph and King streets at 2:9
from MSa";:ss aud HsfTIsopbaTs At 2ts T p a,a a..
arriving at Bait more and ohio Depot atSO Up. III.
and in time for % WE fE9Rss FL ss,l%Gf' G.n sup
W. J. PHELPS. Gen'l manager. decSJ.u
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ON and st!er sUNDAY,l7t4 May, ,Isss. three daily
Ing and PaTkersburg, as fOllowsi
n NAIL TRAIN. for all way points; VII leave
EAs5 % FlSE W ftys tt 1s s'9I&hy Isy
SSsi a ygllalTS sad PafksrsHurs for ali points
"%iSGHTHESsTTfRsRsA "iSHHSTfss ana &GS6MSSbATIoS NS5MTS TRAIN
daS tsaHSs wHsReser 'SP fof BatiRSTep b. daily HdR
FrsaSTsi JaSeP9Sa JSPSa Win IL tS for PTSasrSE Snd
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers.
THE ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti.
more at 20 and 30 a. m, and - and 30 p, IN.
Returning leaves EllicOtts Mills at 7.J aud II 10
a N and ~ FoR SGS Hdi1AIdkRsTowy,
Leave Ba allimOTe at IS II. N. aud ilQ p. m. ,cOn-
Meeting n HAgerStOwn Junction with Washington
County Railroad. arriving at HageTstown at 2ij
and B:U y N. Returning leave Hagentuwn at
$40 and ia. m. arriving in Baltimore at 1923 a.
FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at SO 4, IN. and I:lOP, m, ar
riying at Winchester at IS andg ;S p, IA. Return
ing leave Winchester at 6and lOS a, IN arriving
In Baltimore al 1923 ., N, and i:K y. IN.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leave Baltimore at $3.50, 7:Oj, $50 aud 9:E a. IN
FROM WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and "a. m. and u 40, .,
F0R ANNAPOLIS
Leave Baltimore at O5 n, IA. and i:li y. III. /,
leave Washiugtun At a. IN. aud 4.D p N.
Trains leave AuRap0l.s At 6:SO a. m aal $40 =. IN.
SUNDAY TRAINS,
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $50 and %
a. IN, aud I u and 20 ?, IN, Leave Washington
At Il. IN. aud I:SO, 7, aud s:t5p IN.
For further Information, Tickets Of every kind, ,
Sc., apply to J. T. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l.. 81. COLE, General Ticket Agent
The national Republican., 1869-02-11
A LExANDRIA. h0YP0ggS AND HAMPSHIRE
I Aaalxszk y&Ns&,

NEW W-ARRANGENfENT,
BEGINNING OCT0BER !, is6s.
Leave Alexandria daily, except Sunday, at sa,
m and p. IN. for Lecsburg. Leave Leesburg for
Alexandria at a. m. and l2:B p. IN.
Connecting At LecsbuTg with peAcOrk's Line Of
hrst-elaHs Coaches, which leave Leesburg on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays for Hamil.
ton, Puroellvllle, sniekersyille, BeTryyille,
Winchester and CapOu springsi returning leave
Winchester on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
Leave Leesburg for Middleburg on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Fridays, on the arrival Of ths
railroad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
Middleburg at 3 y. IN,
Leaves Middleburg Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat.
urdays, att a. m, aud arrives at LeesburR at IL
IN, and lpeT railTOadl arrives at Alexandria at
p. m, In ample time for Washington and galti.
more the same day.
Prom and after June B. the coaches will run daily
from Winchester to Gapon Springs.
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
...... BPPs Bfs I&RtiifGs' &iif.s...,. .,
SsITyyiliS ..'.'.'. @ MiddIsburE. d
Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
imoTs steam lines and Adams Express to care Of
H. u. Hayenner, Freight Agent at Alexandra,
will be forwarded as far as Leesburg free or
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
Andria aud LeesburE and intermediate stations at
cheap rates.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Leesburg, and between
those places and insImediate points, are issued at
reduced rates. WASHINGTON BLYTHE,
uoS-u General Superintendent.
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-. .FARB,
WAsHINGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANCE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1865
until further notice, Passenger Trains will
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
lows;
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, e!te IN. ;dO. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, sSA.I
Leave Alsx1 ndria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets from Manassas railToad) 2:H p. IN.
do. from Lynchburg, 6p, m.
IOCAI MANA
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'operty, franchises, kc, 4, terms
J.. DEAN SMITH.
GALE OF WOOD.

viii be sold at public auction, on THURSDAY,
February u, lsN. at O'Clock m, uf stormy, on
next fair day all the right, title and Interest Of
the United States in certain lot Of wood, stand.
Ing on two hundred aud ninety t?aoI acres, more or
| Chesterfield county, viTglala, near Seven Mile
Post on the Richmond aud Petersburg railroad.
To be sold as Confederate States property.
The wood to be removed before September !,
lse, and all remaining on the land at that date TO
revert to the owner Of the land,
Terms: Cash In Government funds,
by order Of Maj General D. y. Howard, Com
missioner Bureau X. Y. and A, Lands,
GEORGE q. WHITE,
Breyet Major y. &. Army, Captain 4ith U. 4, In
iantTy, DisbuTsing Oficsr District Of Virginia,
febi.td
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,HsREaIsTRY NOTICE

say NooH'
The attention Of all who may be entitled TO vote
at the approaching election For Mayor and mem
bers Of tho Board Of Common Councils, Is partlcu.
larry called to the poll list prepared A. our nrst
eipcts, Market. house and Post once.
We shall hold a ses.ion. FOL, the puIpose q cor
next, the l2th and 18Th instants, at tho MARKET
ROUSE HALL. corner Of Bridge and Potomac
We hereby give notice that on and after the
PSns ~ nres 81 ,ss s sSILssed M @ ssess w OH
faid list BY adding to or reducing the ysters
thereon registered. JOHN W. BR0NAUOH,
JOHN II. NEWMAN,
GE0. y. COAKLEY,
Judges Of Election.
0EoRaErowx, D. c., Feb. ., leo. feil.St