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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Passed NJ the Third session Of tho
Fortieth Congress.
JPupLIc REsoLuTIos--No. IA. I

IPUDLIC REsoLUTIoN--No. IA.
A RESOLUTION providing for the reporting
and publication Of the debates In Congress.
Resolved by tie Senate and House Of Repre-
ssntdtipss Of The United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That tho Joint Commit
tee Of Congress on Public Printing Is hereby
authorized to contract, on behalf Of the gen
eral government, with Rlyes & Bailey for
tho reporting and publication Of the debates
In Congress for the term Of two years, on
and from the fourth day Of March, eighteen
hundred and sixty-ninei Propided, That, be-
forc the United States shall be called on to
pay for any reporting or publication Of the
debates the accounts therefor shall DO sub
mltted to the Joint Committee on Public
Printing or 10 such other officer or officers
Of Congress as they may designate, and on
their or his appreciation thereof, as being In
all respects according to the contracts, 1t
shall be paid for from the treasury OF the
United States, after having passed the proper
accounting officers thereof. .-.
Sec. 2. And be u further resolred, That In
case the Joint Committee on Public Print
ing are unable to conclude q satisfactory
contract with the said Riyes and Bailey. or
that they be unable to fulfil any contract
that they may make, the Joint Committee
on Printing be authorized TO have the de-
bates reported and printed under the direc-
tion Of the Congressional Printer at the Coy
eminent Printing Office. ,....-..-.,
Sec. 8. And be q further resolved, That fol
the purpose aforesaid there be appropriated
and paid, out Of any money In the treasury
not otherwise appropriated, the sum Of three
hundred and fifty thousand dollars, or SO
much thereof as may be necessary.
Approved, March 3, 1860.
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Approved, March 8, 1869.
TPuBLIc REsoLUTIoS-No. 90. I

A RESOLUTION extending the time for tic
completion ofthe first twenty miles Of the
Cairo and Fulton railroad.
RssolVsd by The Senate aud House Of Repre-
ssntdtipes Of ne United States Of IDlsricd IN
Coagrsss assembled, That In case the Cairo
and Fulton Railroad Company shall com
plete the first section of twenty miles of
said road by the twenty-cighth day ofApril,
eighteen hundred and seventy, and the Sec
rotary Of the Interior shall be satisfied of
such completion, then the said company
shall be entitled to Its lands in all respects
and to the same extent as 1t would have been
had said twenty miles been completed by the
twenty-eighth of July, eighteen hundred and
sixty-nine, as provided by law relating to
said railroad company approved July twenty.
eight, eighteen hundred and siXty-six.
Approved, March 0, 1869.
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On and amer SUNDAY. r7th MAJ. 1885, tire, daily
inK and PnIkeIsbaTg, az fOllOwsi
gsiiRoTs d.iiS issssp, SasdsyI 4 w !; IA;
NJ TxP fRty 1fi iNS VIII I:as sS9aS y
.ISOpt sRHrdsy M Thee e, trains sS SGI
w" %s'iSSafEasTTEiRsA ana asGNSS5 5SS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at i:loP. N. Except s1n.
Isindays execptedJ at 800 a, m ConneetinE Al
Frederick Junction with traip for Frederick and
at HAgerstown junction with train for Hagers-
THE ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIgIeayes Balu.
Returning leaves Eliieott's Mills at 1850 and il 10
NJ and 4'S F SHs fHifH,6kRRsrows
Leave Baltimore at ss+5a m and ilQP m; con
aeetinE At HAgsTstOwn junction with Washington
and $40 p. m. Rsiurning leEys Hsgcrstown Al
6lO and II N, arriving In baltimore at 1898
H. and go p F %oR WINCHESTER.
ri7iHE al WincEcstsr Al Us and 81 p N. Re.arn.
In Baltimore FJ INV WSisRaihNSdaff5SSpi ' m
Leave Baltimore at $3.50, los. s;Dand 9:io a. m.
anu f sitS " HsssfhiiSSRoSS FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington at 7 and s a. m, and l2:O, .,
3d. = and $50 , FOR Il ANNAPOLIS.
leave wSsninstoa at a, m. aud $40 p IN.
Trains leave An ssttSSSpi;E = and SOP m
Leave Baltimore for Washing ton at $50 and s %
a n. and ~ and $40 Pm Leave Washington
For fur her INFORMATION, fitksts Of every kind,
station. or at the Ticket oaassh y,,sov
Master Of Transportation.
I. " COLE, 0eneral Ticket Agent:
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A RESOLUTION for printing the Medical
and Surgical History Of the Rebellion.
Resolved By the Senate and HonSs Of Repre-
Ssntdtipss Of the United States Of America ~
Congress assembled, That there be printed at
the Government Printing Office Ave thousand
copies Of the first part Of the Medical and
Surgical History Of the Rebellion, compiled
by the Surgeon General under the direction
ofthe Secretary Of War, and Ave thousand
copies Of the Medical Statistics Of the Pro-
vost Marsha's bureau, compiled aud to be
completed by Surgeon ]. II. Baxter, as
authorized by an act Of Congress, approved
July twenty-eight, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six, which also provides that the edl-
lions Of both publications thus ordered shall
be disposed OF as Congress may hereafter
direct.
Approved, March 8, 1869.
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[PupLIc RasoLUTIos-No. 23.l

A RESOLUTION reappointing Louis Agassiz
regent Of the Smithsonian Institution.
Rssolted By n, Senate anil Homse Of Rep
rssentatiVts Of Hs United States Of America ~
Congress assembled, That Louis Agassiz, of
Cambridge, Massachusetts. be, and he is here
BY, reappointed a regent Of the Smithsonian
Institution to all the vacancy occassioned by
the expiration Of his present term.
Approved, March 3, 1869.
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49,. .....S.o ..o. ~. -
A RESOLUTION giving the assent of the
United States to the construction OF the


United States to the construction OF the
Newport and Cincinnati bridge.
RsSolvsd 6y he Senate and House Of Repre.
sstaiiVss Of It'd United States Of America IN Con,
gress assembled, That the consent Of Con.
gress be, and the same Is hereby, given to
the erection Of bridge over the Ohio river
from the city Of Cincinnati, Ohio, to the city
Of Newport, Kentucky, by the Newport and
Cincinnati Bridge Company, q corporation
chartered and organized under the laws OF
each OF the States of Kentucky and Ohio;
Provided, That said bridge Is built with an
unbroken or continuous span Of not less than
four hundred feet In the clear, from pier TO
pier, over the main channel OF tho river,
and Is built In all other respects In accord
ance with the conditions and limitations Of
an act entitled can act to establish certain
post roads," approved July fourteen, eigh-
teen hundred and sixty-two. That said
bridge, when completed In the manner
specified In this resolution, shall BIO deemed
and taken to be legal structure, and shall
be q post road for the transmission Of the
mails of the United States, but Congress re-
serves the right to withdra W the assent hereby
given In case the free navigation ofsaid river
shall at any time DO substantially and ma
terlally obstructed by any bridge to be erected
under the authority Of this resolution, or to
direct the necessary notifications and alter
atlons Of said bridge.
Approved, March 8, 1869.
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PROPOSALS FOR SEWER.


opfichhuP 2 AND lHhfHoroR 90 SEWERS,
WAsnIEgroS, d. c., May I, 1sp. I
Sealed probg,Sl. Will be received Al tie Mszoi,,
0nee, City Hall, until " O'Clock m, on THURS.
DAY, tho lAh Inst. for eonstructlpa a barrel
sewer three feet Inside diameter, In Fourth street
west from sewer already con sirnctad ~ street
north, 10 The north side n New y q mo, 10 rs
rH yA",l With lAtorSls, Jtvp', itaYs and man.
u,Iisv wherever deemed necessary,
The work To be done under the direction Of the
Superintendent nnd lnspeotot Of Sewers, the ~.
epd the Assistant Commissioners appointed by the
mayor.
Specifications may be seen at this once, Bidder,
viii state the price per lineal foot for main sewer
And laietAs, each for traps, drops and man holes
bids.
Bach bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee Of n responsible PARTY (knOwn to be
SUCH that u a cepted the bldd viii execute q
contract N due form, and perform the work In ac-
cordanro Herewith.
The EnarRhtee must he In substance A. follows:
~ A. D., guarantee, II this bid bs accepted By
tho Mayor, tn the bidder will enter Into a con.
tract for the same and perform the work according
TO the rsau'roments thereof ,,s,snsd 30
myat1 SAINT .nd In .nee,n, ~ 49,,
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pg9lIosAk5ss I9g vPAyIEsS AMI, 9EARINo
BETWEEN sEGnND STREET WEST AND NEW
oFYfcB OF SUPERINTENDENT AND IssPEcroR)
OF SEWERS, CAHRtAaBwANs,AND y
fOOrwATs, CRY Hall. J

oPvicB OF srrERrSTEsDBsr AND IssrscroR)
OF SEWERS, AND \
Seated proyo.,l, VII y iessS:a Il IL Mayors
north, between Second street west and New Jsrsey
portions ot the street, also for setting new and re-
setting old Curb, laying Outer stone, laying new
along he iIsS Of sad pSSs%sst 'Vfu'''o
The work TO be done TO the sntlsfasti9n q the
SSgSmi..iSasHs ana sns ASSISTANT Ss SSnSus
Paving Stones o Be from I've to eight inches thick
or wide, and not less than seven nohcl deep, 20 be
laid on foqndatl9n consisting o. eight inches q
grayei, free irop eay o. lam, and four inches Of
thoroughly .rammod with eO-pound Talnmer. the
top layer Of sand to be we'll watercd before RAM
The contractor will DO required 10 leave sur.
face 81 tive hundred feet In length Of the whole
hS a. eSpsSa aud PT b
well puddlod. Gntier stone to be Of the best New
XIV eSep vide and ' not 'E sss
than four inches thick, the top surfsee 70 he we'll
Sc SS So Ssss y.
not les, than three feet long. and not less than
each side % Hine Inches % %, drs,,sd, the onds
New DAG footways TO DO Of The best quality Of
New York tagging. in pieces not less t3an three
tbSn six Ise6:s thcE. tho tor sarfaes aud edges to
BE- well And evenly dressed and the ends closely
Bidders will state the price, work and material
included. por square yard for stone paving, per
cubic yard for grading, lineAl foot for laying
gutter stones, per linea foot for setting curb.
stone per lneal foot for reseltng OLD eutb.s.ono,
per square foot for laying new dag footways, per
iSSP$stiSn y .snd sSd gravel 10 Ss iSsladeii IN
the bid for paving.
The old materials and surplus earth TO be depos-
may direct.
Ali old materials to be the property Of the Cor
pQTAtiOn or the property ownerH
The expenses to DO betrayed by assessment, ae-
eording to existing laws.
The IlShtis reserved BY the Mayor 10 reject any
or all BIDS
Bach bid must DO accompanied with the written
guarantee Of u responsible person known to be
sueh) that, II accepted, the bidder will execute a
contract 10 due form, and perform the work 10 &C.
cordAnce Herewith.
The EuAraotee must BE- 10 sph;tanoe as follows:
| A. b., guarantee, II this bid DO Acce. ted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will eater iuto a contract
for tho same. aud perform the work according to
tho roqui remeuts thereof. Sigued-A. u.
r, VI. DONEGAN,
Inspector OF Streets. &c.
Il . UNI a. lItN
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[oYPIcIAL.1
U,.u, nsrasrs a., :, s,tssSys.

wAsHIsdroN, Apr n, lep.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from George F. Seward, the Consul
General OF the United States at Shanghai,
China, Of the death, on the 18th of Deem
Der last, at Shanghai, OF Alfred Henry, an
American seaman, belonging to the ship
Topgallant.
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"wAsHIsaToE. April n. 1880.
"Notlce is 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.
"GEo. s. boutwell,,
'secretary Of the Treasury"
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FAKE,
PROM ALEXANDRIA TO

Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal.
umore steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X,
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
Andria and Hamilton, and all lntsrmediAtestation
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and inteTme liAte pOints, at reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap2t.H Uenenl Superintendent,
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DRoPosALs FOR ENVELOPES.

POsr OFFICE DEPARTNEST,l
Sealed Proposal. will be re,e7g% ' at Ihis Depart
% RH SS Nay 81 m three Ss a.. Sf
July. iss' The estimated humber d. envelopes
thai Will 30 TeqgIrsd S6nGally ia; foilSSwsi 81
Class No. .. 100. 900. more or less. ga by 81
Glass No =. $4,000 moro or less, "a ly G..
Glass No. I. 7SJ, 900. more or less, by o
Glass No. .. 5000. more or less. ~ by loL
PSr cIa,. No. !, an ordinary quallty Of but o.
yellow paper EGswsT re HfhTg S 81 cs,a 10
colored paper, as may be required, oi approved
Ali tho above mentioned envelopes must be made
sealing upon the entt ePgLh Of ne aani agd must
BY the PSsimsstsr GeaeraI. They must be banded
IN PARCELS OF twenty Ave- packed ~ rSsiGosst Sc or
veopes VI letter sire aud 100 each Of extra letter.
sTrI Sfs H. 80 u %r SnS
In strong PAPER, % a. 70 pear r"nn,poItaunn nS
to DO delivered n! the Department. such wrapping
When \ DO or more envelopes are required to 6ll
the order OF y Oslmaster, they must be put up 10
strong wooden boxes aud properly addressed :
q direction must be placed upon each package by
the eHnIraeiori the whole 70 DO done under the
TSe GaySsPesS must b. uTShsI IN such quaa
titles A. may from time to time be required to hll
be delivered either At the post Office 10 lGo cit,
where the accepted bidder resides, OF 1T The snNe'
IoPS SsSsy at AZ dGpsSa. lar iaS FT'I
Bids are also invited for D,on envelopes, more or
p S Iid I the ana "a 3 81 HRs s
manner prescribed by he Department, fST use In
HssSsy LS he ely Yo Ssss oaVsopSs
be delivered good order, free " cost for pack
SS GGIh At ~ 1EdSS{ m i and H. 'sS
from time to time may be ordered
Separate pToposas will be oDsidered (yr furuth !,
PnsEssS sfS by ia cS. R"d rom
heavy but or Manila paper, with sleh printing On
s era ,1 SSI sF fG B6T AGRds$ TE T&B
AND BACK, LEHGTnwIsE, IL RED. tho sans
qasntitSs Of 400 Or Soi each, Tor delivery at tho
re ~ SSSESS los pSSS ia this advertisement
SSnTsyei ~ A. fTaSh eS Of cost Tor raasPSTaoS
those for delivery to pOstmAstors to pass "a mail
The drst delivery Of envelopes specified above IL
be made On or about the hrst 81 July uexI
which proposals are invited may be seen on april
cation AT the principal post otAces Or at the Depart
Bidders are required to furnish specimens Of tn,
envelopes they propose to supply and no bid vii
| tureTs, SccompSuisd by sStisiaetory gusrantSSs'
The price bid aud tho quality Of samples sui
! mlttsd will be taken into confederation In award
Bonds vii be- required for tho faithful rgrrr,u
| Ance Of tho contract, aud all payments uui"r
III" PS.una ,!sr General reserves the right to r
Ject any or all bids u deemed compatible Win ih'
Bid. must be endorsed "Proposls f'r 9al,e .nd
EI'aIagd Letter EnEgioPSs, ,t Me-. A. tho Gaze
may be, and addressed to the Third Assistant fo'''
master 'Su''A'' JOHN A.. }. CREswELL,
ap7.eodt Postmaster General
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RAITiMoRB AND OHIO RAILRoAD. =
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10" gun "oHi va I s,,lLrxoak VI
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Ls.,s sssiily, sTssp! Saturday q and Sunday.
sssa s:.; s.Ss sss from I Balance: :ss
e %h.slSInf PsiESL,S -.
wssSSsaa son Ts S S ga. saG al s6 sss 4 Z:
New r (, BA,.sPs!.. sud Boston. .s..d.
s,r,,v ,H....r q q F Il Ssfi
at6ls. ko6STS. S.n.rsi issS, . w.shias.o,.
rms E bbiEfE IRlssrT ssb rE Ess 4JEs
,,.,,, ,,, M ssros, Sep. \, lsss-nso.:
ron sEH y6Ek, Ti,Agu, .hsar. Of cars. . ..
ron r4iLADgLpHIA.
Isare daily IOsuapt Sas'lHyl ataca. m, IL
sLd S1p ~
Ls.ysfo New YORK At ,. n. and Philsdsl-
s..spins car. Tor New York one top, IN. train only
s ss sSs S. s's R' ssu :.
S:. sa va fs ..Ss p.Ssa.
uspOlis, aud ID" Vest L. WILSON,
dEo. S. k05SrE. Agent @sshinston
E 4 a. ,SsEs fsSs .sbs ss1s ssp l l$sR
o. ..s NJ, ~ lss train. vii,
Ss'RiRs'Ss ;Ss. M. Baltimore 49, hso 3 m
Tss 9gs At p soTskSI RegTs
lay and night Caf,y With modern Imp roysmens, and
IS fpsr e sss' S4ss liz
1iiTfRsE TsA 4ssi TssE
pifTTsBtRGii without sSsass " anu
~ ISS' S s5.nsss "a Us feI
DEpOTs, hEi % PBRhlkS.
,:s!r y s ssH' feR Be sn hs
Is,%airr Ss.io1ai Hotel, wtSre reliable iafoI
Passansi" pFosarinf tickets Al ibis once, esa so
4'SP' sRIsSSE SAT- r,. ~ k hss5 or
G"fssr Sixth st. al pspn: sye1n7O,
,.,,; r"o'o. ee''r'' r'''i ssis Ss:s Ma
PHiLADhLr44iiAAo s Ssl kkxiEER62S, AND BAL
.rsSs VII . Sa FSafais ia5S s 20 sp. S a
NV: way ss F'.ls sI 81 philadelphia. sp4 Way Sta
lions st72j a m This train connects at NewtastlO
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[PUBLIc RRsoLUTIoS-No. II.
A RESOLUTION more efficiently TO protect tho
fur seal In Alaska

Resolved 6y the Senate and House Of Repre-
stntdtivsS cfMs United States Of America IN
Congress assembled, That the islands of Saint
Paul and Saint George In Alaska be, and
they are hereby, declared special reserva-
otherwise provided by law, 1t shall be un-
lawful for any person to land or remain on
either of said Islands, except by authority Of
the Secretary Of the Treasury; and any per-
son found on either Of said islands, contrary
TO the provisions of this resolution, shall
summarily removed and II shall DO the duty
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Secretary Of the TIE


TREAsuRI DHPARrEHSr. Aptil Z lsp.
Notice is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the nrst day Of May
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper oficos upon q rebate Of interest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum in coin.
GEORGE s. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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I,oR RENT-A SNUG NEW Two.sTORY
L HOUSE. fuInished ready for heusekeeplngi
be rented for 81 per noah, in advance. Inquire
at thlb otlcs, mytIf
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Wood and Coal.


u GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
RED ASH fall siEeB)
CUMBERLAND COAL, run Of mine.
do do inmh
2,2p POUNDS To THE TON GUARANTEED
oak AND FINE WOOD C"NsTANTLy ON
HAND. -"
1g- Now Is the tine for famili to Put in theIr
winteT's supply. ''' ~ 'N'f
BROWN A SON
outheast corner OF New York ayenns 1nd ri,
I ts street Nairn,s new build pg, formerly at
WhAryes foot Of Seventh street SuS2. tpu
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tPuBLic REsoLurros-No. ell

JOINT RESOLUTION donating condemned can
non and muskets for the Mcpherson monu-
ment.
Be u resolved bu The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of United States Of America 81
Congress assembled, That the Secretary Of
War be, and he is hereby, authorized to
furnish to the Mcpherson Monument As.
ISOLATION, Of Clyde, Ohio, four pieces Of con.
demncd iron cannon, four pieces OF con-
demned brass cannon, twenty-five cannon
balls, and one thousand condemned muskcts,
with bayonets, to be placed about the monu.
ment.
| Apnroycd March 4 1850
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EORSALE, CHEAP-Two NEW PRENCH ROOF
Il FRAME HOUSES, nine Rooms each. All mod.
era improvements. Now renting to lF-t- class ten
auts for ESQ per month each They will be sold at
. saeriaes. THIS is a BAR0AlN.
Apply 10 ]. r DYER 4 co,
Real Estate Brokers. Nos II aud a. Louisiana ave-
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scaled bids. in duplicate. viii EaarsGtse, signed
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MONDAY, May 10, 1879, for the delivery Of the
ioI"wlng'named supplies At the Io'"'' d''su"''u
"'.o" OMAHA BARRACKS, NERRAsEA.
$3.50 cords Wood, 2,6!i TONS t'aI' hloJ tons nay
iSPR SMiEHpHEVSnY. NEBRASKA;
slSs corIsWGud AZ tOuS Coal I'll tons Hay 80
e., % FF%TA, AZ! 5 SEgF tsss ,v
FORT SknGwiCKl CtL6RADo..
l,'ds cord, Wood, 7l6 tons Coal, SS tons Hay. ~
"D'.'', SIDNEY. NEBRASKA.
h"l e rs WSS2d. 90 tons Coal, SOS tons Hay :"
fSRTU B. A. RussELL, WYOMING.
0.on cords Wood, 900 tons, Coal, 6gs, ions Hay
' GGiRSE' SlSSE BS&GRs, ~ SS'?;' Lime
ago cords WnodN ,0H tons Coal, IS tons Hay, ~
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go. '''' fSkF LkRE&IfE1,| %S"YiGMI&%%. r''
g,i7o cords Wood, Az tons Hay. so bushels 'h''.
FORT FRTTERMAY, wY%NE dINNS.i, Char,
| l,O0l cords Wood, Isl tons Hay =" Uu'ne'' 'u'''
ays| T Ink 9 ;Ts r For r. . S-is
| Say' f65 locality rom which coal will be fur
r m'' rSSaaarSd fqI must made soParatoly Tor
n,,,II arl.tIp At ZACH post named.
/ 'ThF delivery 1T tho supplies Ia commence upon
l' Tsriyrtiug Of tho Contract, aud one nth VI the
| whole quantity t. be delivered each mouth until
f@l r,udttons Will be made known aud blani
Bldr from Gut, acto.s AID bidders who have
hy,gtufoTe failed 10 comply with their agreement.
The right 10 reject any or all bids Is reserved.
by command Of BN" Major deRSIsl ATggEs
Anl6.tl BFgygt Brig Gan ChlpfO n
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-05
WARRINGTON, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANG OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1905.
On and stser MONDAY, Dec. 2is., 1893. and
run between Washington aud Alexandria as fol-
THRoudH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave \ >shington, from Baltimore -, Ohio
Depot, 6!p N. lido. for Manassas and Ha. son
burg, b:3a.I'
Leave AisxG ndrla, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets (from Manassas TailTOad) ASH y. m
do. from Lynchburg, 6p. IN,
LOCAL PASSENGER TRAINS.
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