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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


NO. 81 ,. hHARP STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND June 50, IsGp !
Sealed proposals, 10 durlicsts, will be received
a this ofiee until y m, 90 WEDNESDAY, July
Recruits for United States Army at Baltimore,
Md. the Fresh Beef required by them for six
months commencing August l, lt6p, or such less
lime As the Commissary General Of Subsistence
The Beef ia to be Of a good and marketable
quality. with equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarter meat, (neeks. shanks, and kidney tallow
5. The neeEs fthe cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut Oh at the fourth yeftebrai
iont, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of fore quarters shall be eut of from three to four
inches above the knee joint aud OF the hind quar-
ters from six to eight inches above the gambTei or
I. Batchers having stalls in any Of the city mar.
kets may propose for Beef to be called for al
stalls on such days as those markets arc open,
specifyinE the maIkets, the days Of the week, and
the hours Of such days between which the Beef can
one days order for Beef will cover one whole
quarter Of the same, aud most OF the orders will
probably be for small amounts at time; such or
ders TO be Allied by successive cuts from the quar-
tiers Of the beef as mentioned in Par s Of this adj
vertiseinent, or by beef Of equal quality T. the
same
g. Bidders are requested 10 be present to resi- i'd
10 their bids aud be prepared to give bonds for the
fulh llment Of their contracts
Prepoisls must R be ind9r.ed distinctly Pro
dar.gued. who reserves the rirht 10 reject any or
all bids not to the interest Of the United States
s. SSsasitsisn'' 'eqairemsnfh
je3O-td Brey. Brig. Con. and Q. g.. U. 8. A.
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Sealed prOpo.sisSi BE- resolved al this once
until " r. o. SATURDAY. July q. lses. for tho
sUBMARIsE TRLE6RAPH CABLE
between Nevp?rt News and sswelrs Point, yir.
ginia. laid By the Government In 1870, being about
ave t5l miles long, lmore or less composed OF
seven ID copper. conducting wiTep, covered with
nine to) tons TO the mile,
A bond, with approved securities for the amount
amount proposed TO be paid upon approval Of the
proposal by the Quartermaster General Uuiied
States Army. must be filed with each proposal.
The Cable will be stored at Fort Monroe, yir.
GINA, and further Information can be obtained by
application to the Depot QuartermAster At Fort
Monroe, Va or at this ofhce.
The envelopes containing proposals to be indorsed
Proposals for Cable. " and forwarded by mail to
this once.
States Army. j. o. CHANDLER,
Brevet Colonel. Quarterrnaster United States
Army, Chief ouartermaster First Military Dis
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pRoPosALs FoR FRESH BRsr.

ISDIArAroLis ApsrsAI, Isp,
June IS, lsoo.
Sealed pTCpV ,s tS5 IN ssgplI o. ihs tr9oy.a
proyimo. ....U ~ ~ =
The Fresh Beef TO be delivered in such quaint.
tics AZ may be from time to time required, and on
such days as shall be Designated By the CommAnd.
Proposals should be in duplicate, sealed, and ad.
Dressed TO the Comma ndinF Onicer, Indianapolis
o. nniSs f5sss BEEF
O'clock, a, m July %, at which time bidders
wILLIAMY. WILEY.
Captain. and A. g. X. Commanding and 4, O. g.
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PROPOSALS FOR QUARTERMAsrR's STORES.


Fms, p,.,,,S orrSF SEss I%s
c0Hsf MN RGG Yoss t CIR jans srfss
this adyiItisemsnt attached 20 each. are inyitsd
~ R - s III i1BRef wi ~ quarter
S Sa.Ss Gos st: best Ss:t S SaaF!y
9I.sIi pounds good moreiSntsbls Timothy Hay
6is. 7i2 pounds Straw ofthe best quality,
TO be delivered at such times and at the places hGre
mater named, as may be required prior to October
FoET CoLusHrs.N Y. Il; 40 bushels oats.
p! t0o pounds Hay.
FOHr wOop.Y yH-lH GS.bsi. 9Si. sum"
ronr HAnlro,.S R.p% SsSf Ba Hhsy Corn
LOS bushels Oats.
@.6lO pounds Hay.
FoRr wApswSRrH.Y Y. Il. b bushels Corn
l,Iii bushels oMs.
i2,xp pounds Hay,
FoEr scHrrLEH.N Al bushels Corn.
IS, 10 pounds Hay,and
MILLEr PonLNY sIlbO bushels Oats.
1000 pOunds Hay. and
ia 500 pounds Straw.
DAVID lsLAsD'N.f H.g5g bushels Corn,
SO,biS pounds Hay, aud
70, pounds Straw.
fOHr ADAA''L 6 SSs b. s 3nt, and
foRr TRuSBrLL. CoSS. ! ,i0d bushels Gate.
S,gSSP Poanas aIssw,
WEST PorSrNY.I 600 bushels Oats and
wArERrOwS ARSENAL MISS bushels Oats,
o ,in6iO pSund.stTaw'
''~' e7i bushel. 0au
SS.ssSSPOgPFd' s a1y; and
FoRT wARRBS, MASS, III bushels Oats.
% sSS pounds ssi ,1Sx and
BosroS. MAS. aud foRr lsGErESDREoE-
Sl.ss3 pounds Hay. aud
60 pounds Fay. and
PoRr SULLIVAN. MSSial bushels Oats.
SS2pouad' FAY; and
Delivery to be maIeo gu the wharVrs OF the Tes pee
the weight as eer.l hed to by The Acting AsrtsEAnt
BaSsrs must state ate sSp psS Es pTsc at which
they viii deliver the Corn Oats, Hay aud straw
Each bid must be accompanied BY . guarantee
signed by Two responsible peTsont. that Ia case
viii become sarsIles, in sum equal 10 e1e:fgurth
Of the amount OF the contract for tho faithful per-
No bid viii be entertained that is not made in
| accordance with this Advertisement
or al SIds TsEafdSd as dssdSSuassoSs 70 he By
partment. OF To accept sneh portion Of any bid not
TastHss 10 tRs pub ic tnIsresls 1'''' " A'
Bids may be made, and will be entertained, 70,
any oSs S * pe Sw nsI SSTc m
bidders hhye the privilege of being present ut tn
Proposals must be endorsed Proposals for For
age and Straw, " and addressed to the undeTs ned
to whom application should be made for additions
BY order o. Brevet Major General Rufus ingalls,
Chief auAr'erm"'ter pspwSg;%oRt q a6 nc Esit
iSS;td Ut" ''''''''' O''''~'H' VI '''' A'''
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PROPOSALS FOR SEWER.

OFFICE sVE'T AND ISsrEGToR oI sEwERs,SG,}
Scaled proposals will be reeelysd at the Mayor,
9tlce, CITY HAL, until y o'clock. m, on skruR.
Sewer, three feet inside diameeri IN Twelfth street
west, from Pannsylyania avenue to tho north side
OIL street Eorth, and two. feet Barrel Sewer from
the north side OIL street north. to the north side Of
MassAchu avenue to be PROV with lAterals
traps, drops. aud msuholes wherever deemed me-
The work to be done under tho direction Of the
superintendent aud ln.peC!GI Of Sewers, tho su.
perint0ndpncr u the Second Ward Commissioner
and the assistau' commissioners appointed by the
Mayor.
VII. STATE he price per lineAl foot for main sewer
aud l4trTtls, each for traps, drDps aud manhoies
tn" Mayor reserves the right to reject any or ali
bids
bach bid must DO accompanied with the written
guarantee o. responsible person. tknown 10 hs
such, J that Il accepted the bidder will execute a
contract 10 due form, and perform the work in &C.
coTdance herewith.
The guarutes must be In substance as follows :,
~, b, guarantee, II this bid he accepted by The
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into a contract
Tor the ZANE, and perform the work according to
j. II. DONE0AN
IcB Supt aud Inspector Of Sewers, &c
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Stables.

IOOK's BOARDING STABLES,
- ON EIGHTH STREET,
between d and y, No. 4ol.
Particular attention paid to BoaTdins Horses.
Large, airy aud comfortable stal les, The pIoprs-
Tor Is we'll known as ore OF the best feeders In IN
District, Owners Of poor hoises can have them
attended and we'll cared Tor. .
OkRRIAGES can be had at all houTs for Parties.
ddiuss. and funsrAlt iAB-u
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RiGa sST5.S W., u. Juiy 1, ism
Sealed proposals ,in rlpiIssteJ will bs received
q thi. once gn,il u m. 70 SATURDAY. July 10.
signed. at such points as he may des Fnate In the
eity 81 Richmond. virsinia, Of one hundred ucn
GOOD, DRY. wELL.BALBD.. NEW STRAW.
ten u0l tons to be delivered at Rockets" on or
before the 10Th instant, and the balance as may be
required for the service.
Proposals may be made for the whols or any
part OF the amount required, subject to the eondI
Mems mentioned In previous Advertisements from
rh e% Envelope. containing proposal. to be on.
dor.ed Proposals for Straw. )" and forwarded By
mail 10 this once.
tary District. j. o. CHANDLER,
Brevst Colonel, Quartermaster o. 8. A., .Chiei
ouArtermaster FIRST Military District. jy6.td
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR REyENUE sTRAM CUT.

..... TIHAsuRr DryAprugrr,,
June A. 1870 /
II, P,SpO.ai. III s.tss.is.d A, thi: bsPsr,msn,un-
NEXT, for the construction Of four Havana Steam
Ggtter,. q wood or iron-ons propeller and three
Spec hcations Ia detail will be furnished bidders
on application 10 person or by letter 10 ills De.
partment, or 70 the Colleetors of The Customs At
Boston. New York. PhilAdelphis, and Bsitimore
Proposals should DO sealed ard addressed 10 tbe
envelope. " Proposals for buiidinE Rsyeaus steam
CUTTER GEORGES. BoUTwRLL,
ie4-2awtd Secretary Of the Treasury.
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prRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

orILcg ACTlSo ConxIs'Y srBsIsrrScr,
PlKgsyILLE ARskEAL, Nh, June ~, 1SGD. I
Scaled proposals, In duplicate, viii be received
BY the IndeIsignsd until 10 O'clock, a. m PIE
DAY, July 10, 1869, for Furnishing Fresh Beef to
the enlisted men Of this Post for xix months, or
bpeh les, time as the Commissary General OF Sub.
siltenea may direct,
Conditions and requirements. made known by
the understand NJ j. HRHALIsH,
Capt. and u. g. K, In charge VI Pikstyille Arse.
nal and A. g. s. js25.tl
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Goods per New York.. Philadelphia aud Bal
tiunore steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X,
n. Havepn.T, General Agent at Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for COM
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex
at low rate
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and betw cen
these and intermediate points. At reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap2t-n General Superintendent.
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G7k SOMETHING NEW.

Pianos, Organs and Melodeons for sale on =
highly successful cooperative plan by the pay ment
" d per month, with particularly In pr9hts; For
further Information Inquire at GBo I. WILD
onth street, west side, between Peunsylyania ave-
nue. aud street. ie2l-lm
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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BEEF.


HEApoUARTERs FIRST MILITARY DIsrHIcr,)
OFFICE CHIEF CoshIs.ART OF srBsIsIENCE. 7
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At the ONCE Of Captain Edward Collins, 18th Unit.
s Wr S,ssss igfap,ry. a. asIm,ilIs. va. until
plyInR The United States sub.isiense D:pertmept
with
FRESH BEEF
at farmville, Va, for six months, from August
!, 1862, or such less time as the Commissary Gene
raj Of subsistence may direct. The Beef to be de-
livered there on the order OF the Acting Commits
sary of Subsistence at that place. Of a good and
marketable equality, Ia equal proportions Of fore
aud hind .quarters, (neeks. shanks. and Kidney
tAllow to be excluded The necks Of the cattle
slaughteIed q be cut of at the fodrth vsrtebral
Joint, and the breast trimmed dok n. II shAnks
four quarters to be cut from three four inches
above the knee Joint. and OF hind a uarters from
Joint
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids. and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulhllment Of their contract.
Proposals mnst be endorsed di.tinetly, ''Propo.
sails for fresh Beef at farmville. Va.
The unders gucd reserves the right TO reject any
Conditlons. requirements. payments. Se.. IS
heretofore.
BY command Of Breyet Major General Candy
&. A. PORTER,
iyl-td Breyet Major and ChiefC 5.
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DEGuLAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
AND BALTIMORE.
The steamer COLUMBIA leaves = ..SIk-S
Riley's Wharf, at the foot Of Eley.
enih street, every "WEDNESDAY MOKNINU, Al
eoeloek, stopping at all the prnilpal landings on
the Potomac. , -,
more, every SATURDAY AFTERNOON. At four
o'clock.
For further particulars, Apply 70
Tfos, W. RILEY 4 SON, Agents,
Rlley's Wharf. foot Of Eleventh street.
ma Tn Urn
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~ Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio Depo At
eiH a. IN. u, connect with Orange. Alexandria n I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junctio !,
for all points on the Inc Of thot road between Ma
pasrss Junction and HArIisonburg.
Trains leaving St. AsAph and King streets at 2 Us
z. m, connect at st. Asaph function with train
from Manassas and Harrisonburg at AS p. IN. +,
and in time for M. tSsi FJ r., nBaitimoIes
W J. PHlLPs Gen u hapkrer deeyn-N
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MERCHANTS LINE or STEAMSHIPS
WI BETWEEN - -
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the due Steamships T. @. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CRY. -nns.
i: hIH EVIL VIII E RhE
Y6RK. ALEXANDRIA. wAsHIN9T3s; and
from Pier %, East river. every WEDNESDAY and
sATuRM9 nN rTIiuRbs SSxS e a n
For .Tlher int formation, applE to JOS. L. GAIT,
Agent; fiee aud wharf foot Of Oh street, George
town or at the corner Of Seventeenth street and
Nav York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON,
aplS.tf President.
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i IS AZ ss's gsD I !Ssss
"a sad snsr MAY .. isee. trains will leave n
w.;hiaa,on .sSssnn Baltimore ISn.
ISp.m 10 y Pm

VT The qRktT P e9skRI h R9 Ss,o
day and night Cars, with modern improvements, and
sayinE from four 10 twelve hours In time over any
ri Ess' bli fiy ExPREss TRAINS WEST.
TWO DAILY EXPRESS TRAINS NORTH.
Through from Baltimore 70 R0CHESTKR and
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
ths sdysntass. Of Wssssipaaii changes In UNION
eGee, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylyaaia
avenue under National Hotel, where reliable infor-
nation will be given at all times,
Passengers procuring Tickets at this once, can Sc
surs Recommendations Sleeping Car, for Blmirs OF
Corner sixth It. saa Pom. sysnSs,,
I'D. 8. YOUNG. General Passenger Agent,
dey-ly Baltimore. Nd.
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w iNb okoRdErowS RAItR6H6.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1868.
unttl fSrthsf aotist, Pa.sssIsf Trains vii Vii
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
rHRouos sAIL rRAIHs.
Leave sshington, from BAitimer. and Ohio
Depot, o;is- m. ;do. for Manassas and Hafrisos-
Leave Allen. ndriA,- from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets IRON Manassas ralroad) 2:37 p. m I;
do. from Lynchb6rg, 6p IN.
LOCAL PAnsES0ER TRAINS.
ALHAvR wAsHiEaroI. LEAVE ALrxAEpRIA.
FROM A, n, FROM A, M,
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A LExANDRIA. LOypoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
"A RAILROAD.
&EAWlE
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL

!, 1902.
TWO TRAINS DAILY tEXCBPT SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandra at sa. m. and On: m. Leave
Hamilton at Q. IN. and II 80 q. m Leave Lees
burg at 5:25 a. m, and l2:l5p m,
Thes a m train from Alexandria and II :3 a; m.
train from Hamilt neet with Kemp sDAl Line
OF Coaches for Pureellvi le, Snickersyille. Berry
Vile and Winchester. also. with Reamer,s Line Of
Coaches, which leave LoesburE on Mondays,
Wednesday, and Fridays, for Balrs MIL, die aud
Middleburg, returning Tuesdays. Thursdays aud
Ali traius arrive at Alexandra at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balh-
more. same day,
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of the club held on Monday evening.
We publish this protest at the request
Of several members of the club:
CARSON CRY, Nov. 20, 1869.
To the President of the Carson CITY Jockey
Club | participated. as a principal, in a
trotting race, under rule, which came off at
this place to-day, and inasmuch as | feel
convinced that the adjudgment of the race
was unfair and lacking the spirit and letter
of the rules which govern your association
l beg leave, with all due respect, to protest
against the verdict then and there rendered.
Ny reasons for making this protest are as
follows First, ! entered for a trotting race,
TO rule; and second, | refer to Article Two
(2) OF your Constitution as containing rea-
sons forbldding the keepers and trainers of
horses being (three DAYS before the race), in
the same stable. Third That the horses
entered by MessTs. Wilson and Guilds were
in the same stable, as was but too clearly
observed By every honest spectator on the
track were Intentionally run and "broken
up" for the only purpose of making Lady
Mitchell break and violate the rules of
the course and of trotting races. Was there
fair and candid observer on the course who
did not see that in the second heat Mr.
Guilds drove, with the whip, his horse over
the score And then, with the mockerv of
justice 70 sustain him, claimed that he had
been capped Off while he was in a run,
and that, therefore, he had a right to make
it running heat : Mr. President and gem
tlemen of the Club protest against the
open and scandalous injustice of this deci-
sion, because I am unwilling to acknowledge
that horse racing is mere short card ;"
performance and that the mean and nasty
tricks of the trade" are what are to gov
ern the motives of gentlemen who now and
then for pastime resort to the sports of the
turf.
l appeal to this tribunal in dead earnest
ness for square dealing; and from convic-
ton that the interests of the turf demand |
that henceforth we should exempt ourselves |
from the pcttifoggery and technical honesty
Of horse racing. Finally: If my horse won
the first heat when, as by the decision of
the Judges she ''broke," where is the reason,
Judgment or honesty which can award |
the next heat to Mr.. Guilds horse when /
as all know, who know anything about it,
that he went upon run from the score to
the half mile pole and that, at the same time.
Johnson was driving the Wilson horse upon !
a run for the evident purpose of making
my horse "break." ]. W. HEMENwAY.
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A PRoTEsT. - The rulings of the
judges in the ;ro,iing race which came
of at the Carson Course on last Satur'
day being unsatisfactory to some OF
the parties interested, the following
protest was entered against their action
the same being offered at meeting
of the club held on Monday evening.
We publish this protest at TIE request
Of several members Of the club:
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PACIFI
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION T!
OF CALIFORNIA.
............... October, 1855
q II a. Il . t.:

'I'lIE OBJECT or THIS ASSOCIATION rs TO
l secure cash payment within sixty days af,r
proof Of the death Of subscriber, to his OF her
heirs or 'igus Of as many dollars as there are
individuals Of the class e. which such deceased
subsci ber belonged,
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"GRANDPA, did You know that the
United States has been in the habit of
encouraging and acknowledging tories?'
"What kind Of tories, sonny ?"
Territories ! Now give me some pea.
nuts, or I'll .cstch the measels and make
you pay for EN-"
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PoLICTG 8

OF the following kinds will he issuol BY the
Brooklyn Life Insurance Company;
Ordinary Lille;
Life in Limited Payments,
JOINT Life,
Ordinary Endowment;
Endowment in Limited Payments;
Torn aud
Aunuities.
the new feature at DEFlNllE, GUARANTEkp,
sURRENDER-N ALUES, now offered % all who
become policy holders. The reader Is particularly
reminded that this value is not oppressed ia the
mystibiug Nernacular If Actuarial tethBica,ltiss,
but is plain To all. stated ia dollar. AMI cent.
The Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company of New
York guarantees to every policy holder q definite
Surrendcf.valu In cash; the exact amount II
which in dollars md cents, Is endorsed on each
ami every policy issuel.
Ihe Brooklyn Life alone Of al life Insurance
Companies guarantees a definite Surrender value
in cash, and every policy issued by that company
bears certificate stating What this exact worth
VIII be IL dollars ana Ceuts, At any time after thQ
payment OF two ,r more annual premiums.
policy holder Ia the Brooklyn Life need have
no apprehension ~ TO his muy, mCnts boihg limited
or icstlain,d 10y geographical II as hc may SO
where he pcsses live where he elects: Iur,,u.
Asia, Afiica, South America, Mexico, and Puly.
nesa are as fee 20 him ~ tho United states.
The Brood lyn Lille challenges competition 30
the matter 81 DIVIDENDS 10 lis Policy
HOLDERS iho Dividends ate larger than hav.
ever been paid 10y any other Life Company IN this
country, at the sane age, On Che same kiud s..
policies.
Policies valuable ~ ffr, a. well ~ NJ icEtl,
All policies ate nen-ioifeithlle after two I'LL
Annual Premiums hays been PAID
Rates ~ low a, ave consistent with nnnncia.
soundnoss, Md LEES than those ~ almost an com.
panios which accommodate their assured VITA
loans.
Dividends annually nfter second ,oaf). In cash.
Dividends are diNiucd on the Cuntfiluiiun plar..
the only equitable manner of ontGiHg the ,siL.
ings Of a Life Insurance Con pans.
Fr0mptitude IN paying Losses.
No charge for policy or stamp, or for neli a.
exam nation.
Policies i'sued payable eithar In gtld q cur.
Iency.
STEPHEN T. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, 2aO MONTGOMERY 81,
CORNER PINE, SAN lRAACIsCU,
CALlfoR SiA.
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DETENTION OF THE MAIL The mail
until after eleven O'Clock on Yesterday
This unusual detention was caused by
the cars on the Western Pacific, near
San Leandro getting off the track.
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ME MuERsiIrp,

VI u N u Il GSf1tPs
The subscription fees are Ten Dollars At Joining,
and ont Dollar on the death Of each subscriber.
The dollar from each subscriber is paid to the
heirs or assigns Of the deceased.
The subscribers are diyid d into classes, includ.
Ing males and females. Each class Is limited o.
1900 subscribers. As classes ar. filled new ones
viii be formed. No person is 10 poor that he can
not pay ten dollars at joining and one dollar occa.
slonally, thus securing 5000 to his or her heirs
OF assigns.
ADVANTAGES.
The advantages Of this Association are no Money
Panic rau affect 1t It's benefits ARE easily attain.
able by all, aud every subscriber added to the
Association enhance Che interest ana protection
of ALI the amount paid being 80 small and only
at intervals, that any person can secure FOR his
family a competency upon his DEATH One class
can not be assessed if u member Of another class
dies. Glasses have no connection with each other
oFFIeEBs-BENJ. II. FREEMAN, President;
GEO. II, RUSSELL, Vice President; JOHN H.
WARREN, Secretary JAS. A. PRlTClIABD,
Treasurer.
REFERENCES;
SAN fR.Soisco-Iion. Henry Dut,ou, President
farmers and Mechanics Bank. lion. samuel
Uowles, late Judge Of County Court; Hon. A. J.
Gunnisun. Attorney at Law; n. J, Booth, Esq,
Union Iron Works; Henry Williams, ESQ,
heal Estate; John q. llanscom, .ftna Iron
works. John IL. oBrcn, ESD, Of O'Brien, Bush
Co.
GoLD lInL--ion. j. p. Jones.
VIRGINIA j. G. Currie, ESQ; E.W. Reyes Esa.
Cans CIrr- Hon. +. H. clayton; Hon. Adol-
phus Waltz; Hon Thomas Wells.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

WISrRy.-Yesterday was our first
real winters day. A light fall of snow
came during the night.