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Aatiuual Grpablifatr.

~ Corrks on rHH "NAriosAL Rnrusnr-
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places .s.al Eu7 But 81
BIsHor's News STAND. wiIlsrds' Hold.
CocHRAr's News STAND, Metrepiitsu Hotel.
wrSEBxRaRR's News STAND, Ebbiu House.
KINpALL's Nxws sfAsp, ssstoa House.
WILKINS NEws STAND, 81. James Hotel.
PARHrR's Book AND PssroprcAL Dspor,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
once. .r. aHta.rIIfrl I..r.f.. y4Ed
w.D, d. MAJOR, at 9Iiberps Dining Saloon,
7iJT T street, between Ninth aud Tenth streets.
JONI q. BUReEn, No. ne 7 street, betwssn
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets. aauas Ft'ip
JoHN A. BurLsR, statioDer, a1s 7 near Thir-
tecnth. ,.a rriG Fss'TV'
BuRKR's NEws STAND, Klrhuoos tfosss. I,
CHARLES II. AspsRsor, stationer, ttt sev.
cnth street, between r and q streets. ,. ~,
JAMIE BnLLuw, statioser, 500 ssvesth 10
tween q and II, 90 W.. 1,"sh
s. q. s. BARrouR, ststioner, s1s Seventh
street, between II and I streets, n7i't'
JOHN A. yAr DsRAs, ststiener, a south A
street, between New Jersey svsnue and Fiat
street, Capitol Hill. .-.,... . II. a
WILLIAM BAnrLurr, stationer, No, 60 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, cad
Capitol Hill. t.t.u .Ipr'r 'aiq NJ y Tx
s. o. MILLs, stationer, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west. ,'f
Jas. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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PROPOSALS FOR !EEE,sE BEEF AND BEEF

OFFICE CHIET CoNsIssARr OF sgPsIsrESoR.l
Fenr Lr.vrsR Gs4a.fK as.1s M NJ ssii
Sealed proposals, Ia duplicate. VIII Be received
Lya Oh. ssS6 sf RI Sr,G sSd RS ksa
~. S1 h:.T TUfts H. 5t0. HsG
Eor HsrkeT; Kansas; two sSmPsnLo,; ,..
WI %si.ss ks;S.ss;; four GU. S so1nHs
Camp Beechor. mouth Of Little Arkansas, one
Fort Larned. Kansas, three comppnies.
Port Dodge, Kansas. Ave companies.
FS Sn SSd fsl iSG SRs sS
Fort Garland, Colorado Territory. one company.
S!GSJ SS Ea
there will e AZ SonpSIp,ssd ,eSpe9teSd Etc., when
y aR tRs fiaS cEfitSGg here fsfsrfod 70 vii have
been established,
HaTker. Hays, Wallace aud Lake Stations, and
'9 TS. S sS SOSE ' PSTs 70 thu number OF
troops at each post the above Is as close to 1t as
waS1RdT. Hays, Wallace and Lake Station will be
bid Tor together. LArned. Dodge, BSesheI aud the
the two former can be bid for separately from the
lyon, Roy Old' aud Garland will be proposed
il the bids are suitable the posts hero connected
together will be 10. out together Persons who bid
6s Rosi as sSSSS az fronps s "a are Gl;S MIL
bid for them separately,
TIE beef "a be q good; ThOles0ns. marketable
Dfss &. be- ea it d p
az tn; ssS p AZ srs Sc
snS" Oia s and o. Rsa susrSfs from sx to esht
HSSss aS.S S hSSs as at least 100
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PROPOSALS FOR FopAoE.


UEApo'as MILITARY DIV. OF THE MIss0rR.l
UFPics OHIEf Con Y or srHsIsTENuE, }
CHICAGO. ILLISoIs, May 5, ls6g.
Sealed ProIossiS, 70 dHpiieaie' WILL BE- received
18th day Of May, ls for the dsl very at St Lonis
No Chicago. ~ Lessenw2rth CITY, kanSas !
Iowa. Of $50 600 pounds corn. Deliveries all to Be
before June 10, 1860.
The corn to DO put up In new double guquy sacks.
resewed, and to contain about two bushels each.
Bids to be made In duplicate, subject 10 the usual
conditions, which will be made known on appll.
cation at this Office, or the Othees Of the subslst
snes Department at 81. Louis, Fort Laavenworth.
and Omaha, where blank forms may be obtained.
guarantee signed by at least two responsible
persous that II the contract for the above corn is
awarded to the person, ,pTSBosinE II will be
papy each proposal
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Forage II, y. CLARKE,
United States Army, Chief CommissAry OF Sub.
sislenes Military Division pf the Missouri, COR
ner OF La Sale and washington streets, Ner-
wcantile Building, my 10 I'd
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WARRINGTON, May 7,lsos. ,
General orders No. 10. eve
BY orders received from the War Department,
the following-named officers, left out Of their
reglmental organizations by the consolida-
tlon Of the infantry regiments, are, under
and by authority of an act OF Congress organ
king the Indian Department, approved June
30, 1884, hereby detailed to execute the duties
OF Indian supcrintendents and agents and
Immediately on receiving notice Of this order,
viii report by letter from their places of res
idenee to the Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
Hon. Z. 8. Parker, Washington, ID. c., for
Assignment to duty, and for instructions.
Should vacancies occur emitting them TO
promotion In the regular army during their
term Of service on such Indian duty, they
shall receive promotion the same as though
on ordinary detached military duty. viz;
Observation-Disclosures De L. Floyd
Jones, U. 3. armyj Breyet Colonel George
L. Andrews, Lieutenant Colonel U. 8. army;
Breyet Brlgadler General Alfred Sully, Lieu
tenant Colonel U. s. army; Brevet Major
General John b. Mcintosh, Lieutenant Col
onel U. s. armyi Breyet Colonel A. D. Mel
son, Lieutenant Colonel U. 8. armyj Breyet
Lieutenant Colonel Edward Nick. Hudson,
Major U. s. army; Major Henry Douglass,
U. s. army; Brevet Colonel Samuel Ross,
L. Tourtellotte, Captain United States army.
Agents-Brcvet Major T. Ten Eyck, Cap
tain, U. 8. army; Brevet Lieutenant Colonel
Caleb II. Carlton, Captain, U. s. army; Bre-
vet Major James W. Long, Captain, U. 8.
army; Captain Il. r. Ames, U. 3. army
Breyet Major William II. smyth, Captain,
U. 8. army; Breyet Major William r. Lowe,
Captain, U. s. Army; Brevet Major George
NJ. Randall, Captain, U. 8. army; Breyet
Lieutenant Colonel George II. Hlgbee, Cap
tain, U. s. armyi Captain William ].
Broatch, U. s. ARMY Breyet Major J. N.
Craig, Captain, U. 8. armyi Captain James
II. Patterson, U. s. army, Breyet Lieutenant
Colonel Charles A. Hartwell, Captain, U. s.
army; BreVet Major Charles l. Wilson, Cap
tain, U. s. armyi Captain Dewitt O. Poole,
U. s. Army; Captain +. T. Bennett, U. 8.
army; Captain Walter Clifford, U. s. army
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel l.. II. Warren,
Captain, U. 8. army; Captain George T.
Olmstead, lr., U. 5. armyi Breyet Major
James jackson, Captain, U. s. army !
Captain David Parkinson, U. s. armyi
Brcyet Captain J. ]. s. Hassler, First Lieu
tenant, U. 8. army; First Lieutenant j. IL.
Purcell, U. 3. armyi First Lieutenant John
X. Boutwell,, U. s. army First Lieutenant
George W. Graham, U. 8. army; Brevet
CAPTAIN William W. Mitchell, First Lieu
tenant U. 8. armyi Breyet Captain j. II.
Hays, First Lieutenant, u. 8. armyj Brevet
Lieutenant Colonel Edmund Rice, First
Lieutenant, U. 8. army; First Lieutenant
r. A. Battey, L, s. armyj First Lieutenant
william Ii. Danilson, U. 8. army; First
Lieutenant George Il. zeigler, U. 8, army
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Posr oyrIcE DEPARTMENT.

Fobt offlob DkpARfhBNr,
SEALED n S be 1s. III:
aishinr Ea1slopss o. he Saioisi u.s Of posass;
tsrs during period q TIVE years from the LIST Of
mai viii 20 IoaaPsS annually as follows;
Class No. !. l.ooo.O 900. more or less. 81 by o.
Class No. .. 400. 600. more or less, 81 by 6I
Class No. =. 10000 more or less. 81 by az
Glass No. I, 10000. more or less. by 0
Class No. s, $4,000, more or less. ~ by 10Y
yellow SH win an SnSWHr fhS oS CT ea ssa
be made from red. blue, green, and buff OF cream;
sGlSTea paper as may DO required OF approved
All The above .lnent! oled envelopes must be made
sealing gPoa ms entire loPglh o. the mar, aud must
have such Priatne upon The fsss as may g drseIsd
straw eGSs. zach g S}nila not lS's than ~ en-
ooial, and extra OaiGlal slIes separated or other
Ti.s as may BE- REQUIRED the boxes to be wrapped
mail for delivery 70 P0Stmasters. When required
When 5000 or more envelopes arc rrguired to MI
1U GIas SS 81 SSxs. sua H0p pr5
bpi when less than 500 are required proper labels
lhs eostraetori the whole 70 be doGe under the
diEseti9n otan agent q the department
orders, Of P9stnRSters Or by the department, aud
where the accepted bidder resides OF at the enve.
lOps 9T at 5hts !aS rS'
less. made rom he best Qualify d white or BUD
S ST AZ 20 be s1ns st n RS
ne Dead Letter 9 nee aud Is Tho Stamped EnysIopo
So6a Sds or page
SS SPS a re Sog YSTs s4q T. 6S
from time to time may be ordered,
ssnsrsis proposal; will be eo9Sider9d f2r furnish;
heavy BUD or Manila pap$, sasS priatinS ZION ON
BatE RF AqsoSf TIE IL F .sSs
to DO put up ln pasteboard or straw boXesi each
sra Sae IN for aSRofy % thu In
DEPARTMENT. o. to PostmasterS, may DO directed.
sSsIEsS 10 smRSfseSS in A. advertisement re-
quired for delivery ~ the Department are q be
thoss for delivery to pOstnasterstO pass as mall
The hrst delivery Of envelopes specified above to
Specimens OF the diHerent kinds Of envelopes for
which proposals Areinyited may be seen on Rppli'
cation at the principal post Offices or at the Depart
Bidders are required to furnish specimens Of the
Ss oTsd Sy vsSpe No
tpLsrs. aeeompsnled BY satlsfsStory Elaraptees.,
mitted will be taken into consideration in award
Bonds viii Be- required for tho faithful perform
anes Of the contract, aud all payments under II
viii BE- made quarterly: r,..,o. m. ,,n., ,,,o
iset any Of ali BIDS Il deemed compatible with the
%S' saf2E:t rrgp%, Il for paSs and
may bss and addressed to tho Third Assistant Post
" JOHN A. J. CREswELL.
ap7'eodt Postmaster General.
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Pawn Brokers.
Wood and Coal.


y GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE Ash,t
Md ASH fall aiIesD
CUMBERLAND COAL. run Of mine.
do. do. lump
$50 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
az Now is the time for fAmili 8 to put In their
winlerB supply, -
s.Ps BROWN l. SON,
steonth street, Marin new build Ing formerly at
NJ Ninth street, between An Of. Yard and
Wharyes foot Of Seventh street. au22-U
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Perpetual LIFE INSURANCE

Guaranteed After the Payment OF One
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY sos.YoRFEITfNG.
Branch once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 80 STREET,
Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
Claw and Exchange BuildlnE,)
WASHINGTON, DC
A careful examination OF our system cannot fail
to convince all who have examined tho subject Of
Liz. Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents adyAn-
tAEes that are not offered elsewher especially In
the provisions Of non forfeiture made In the Policy
by which one can lose Policy or fall In secur:
ing a portion u their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure In a9know lodging til 70
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met amO nE the citizens Of ngton aud Vicinity.
many Of them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows aud orphans stand ready to &C:
knowledge our prOmptness In the payment Of all
our losses The popularity Of our Company and
the large increase Of our business here may be
established in this Agency little more than tw o
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation OF
Washington last year, las the books Of the Register
will show tax on larger Income than q large
majority Of the Companies doing business In this
city,
All we ask is a careful examiuatlo OF our sys.
tenn, and we feel satisfied We shall still have our
JOHN Il. LIGHTER,
mhl9-ooSm General Manager.
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OYRIcE or rms LIsHr. Houss BOARp,
wAsHlsGroN CITY, April q. 1850,
Separate sealed proposals will be RECEIVED at
this once until o'clock. y. m , on FRIDAY, the
18th day u May, 1867, for building and equippinE
two Light Vessels Of the following dimensions:
Length from fore side Of rabbet Of stem to h side
sntS az Scis fIn az o2 feet
TO under side Of deck plank, Amidship II 3.l2 feet
Drawings and specifications and any other de-
furnished upon application In writing 10 the
dersigned at this once. ,.,,n,,
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Proposals..
PROPOSALS FOR BEEF.

oryIeg o. JHs a. ;s..}
NATL y oIsloek m, sn MoNBAY. M.yIl $50, By
Beef. from Jane !. 1880. to December ], lsse
dorsed " Proposals. for fuTnishins Fresh Beef. ~
The Fresh Besf Is TO be Of good marketable quail
ter meat. tneeks. shanks and kidney tsllow en-.
eludedb and delivered At the expense Of the con :
tractor, in sueh quantities and at such times may
No bid viii be entertained that y no. made By a
regular butcher. who must give his name in full,
his present ri see o. business aud residence.
The manner Of making bids. requirements Of
jane u, 1857, for Proposals for Furnishing FRESH
Beef. " from the Office q the 4, 9. q. s.sNY,
myl0-td % Lieut.. Corps Of Eng A. G. i.
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THR BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

'Ihh Dahiihohh hNp ohAo hAihhoAD'
On and sf.sr SUNDAY. nth NAY. : 1858, three daily
I trains viii DO run between Baltimore and Wheel
fKsSs rs n S %.y wsGpt. will l..v.
nAsS T fFtys dfR S Fs.S sS3SS .2
meet x Beilaire and Pariersburs for ali points
Wei sHSssT and GNtS5!hEs, TRAIN
dAY.( Leaves Winchester for Baltimore daily
tsl1dAys sIeeptedJ AZ 800 q. N. Conneelns AZ
Al Hsgsrstown Junction with train for HaGsrs.
The ELLICorr,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
Returning leaves slIis0us Mills at 7:SO and ii'iO
Leave Baltimore At s;i5S. m, and ltlQ.P. m ,con.
ooqnls Railroad, arriving At HSGsIstOwn at a't
6:io a1dna. m. arriving IN Baltimore at iOS a.
u. anu u" p f HoR wINoHEsTER,
nS issYs Wiaskssier at o and 10 81 a. m arriving
In Baltimore y F6 INV W 81 IhSsaaf5tSSp m
Leave Baltimore AZ SSo, :O5, $50 and e:4a a. m.
and F sisSlM I v &SssSfNSfoS voE BALTIMORE.
Leave TsshinstOn att AID a, IN, and l1;so, .,
49, : and $40 = F6 Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore al 7:O6 a, m and Il6 p. IN. ;
lsayS w ssss A. m and S2 p M
Leave B.!nR6rs " wa.Sas F at $40 and 20
Al a. - "a .sso. ], ssd y 2 >, "l,''n
sds aTpi 9't . RRaIkNbG. kseSi. 6sndsa
station. OF at tho Ticket once; ,u,,ev
Master Of Transportation.
v N; COLI. 1eneEal Wicket Agent.
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PROPOSALS v0n FRESH BEEF.

a. ICE CHIET CoNAIssARY or So ssisrESGE.l
Sealed pros 81 RE s6Ss. AP5 ai i.ss;.4
ps I ne. Sssf from he blSsE nom JAY i. is. 70
53S sf t G55kf. G Sass s sS%Paay
y.aT R5 sIaI. s sI z Gs.ss eY .gg
eqrs Ig.i
ivSTsd Al The posts NAMED 10 sSei GaSaiities and
at r sHeh times =; IN nay BE- ITe!pirsd , ,. ,.
sgroemept shall be cut of at tho fourth yetebral
joint, aud the breast trimmed DOWN. Tho shanks
inches above the knee Joint. and Of hind quarters
from six to eight Inches above the gambrel OF hook
Blds may be made either for furnI.hlus the beef
at one 81 OF at all the posts above named. 49,,
ss mSmG Basr Ss aSsi
to be present 10 respond TO their bids.
s he Ia q 6
hat should Iis pfoposisiSR be accepted he viii Al
once enter Into contract IL Sseordanss thereTih,
giving good and suineisnt bonds for Is iulllmsnt
Tow & CO s ~ S cR G ~ the
hbssr ,, pisirss Court or Of the GPtsf States
SSf Is PS.sSTSd VAN any or Or al bid.
such }@Rds as may Be- on hand II hone On hand. 10
be made as soon as received.
s,&ps's fr; ZIP Poe ' ssi E
e 6spisa BT.v Lieut., Col j. II s. CLIMAX aIay G.
s.. Dept Of Dakota. apll.td
PROPOSALS. FOR FRESH BEEF.
EpSr %IP AST5sT GosAi' Bay
lfoposals In duplicate. with cory Of this Sdyer-
:isnsd, asti 10 osiost. nv Nay u. lsss. foi
'"P'e rRFsU REEF
III Az Beef must be trssh Of ES.d market.
b seS al re Sf
I.adias oaseI shall desisHaIS,nCi exceeding
The neeks o. the cattle slaughtered for beef to DO
the fourth verIebral Joint, and the breast Tmmed
dswn. The shanks q fore-guarter- shAll be cut
aud u nd quarters from six 70 eight laches above
the gambrel or hook Joint
Separate proposals in dupllsAtf will also DO re;
esiyed by the undersigped up to the same hour aud
date above menioned, for supplying COMMIT.
Post, or supplied therefrom, with such choice
fSSh BsSr Z; they 1d NAY oR time T. tine Te4GTs
Ribs, or Rib Roasts.
These contracts to be in force six n9ulhs, OF such
commencing on the Isl o. June, s6j, and ,ublGclti
Ia eass n failure o. deficiency Ia tho qRsltyor
quantity Of the fresh beet ST pulAled - Do Deny
cred, then the COmnissaTy At Fort W4dswgrth. \.
Y H., shall have poweTtO supply The deficiency
By purchase, aud the contractor will DO charged
with the difference Of cost
also by two retpOnsible sureties, whose names
must be mentioned in the bids,
T4ES he EEK ~ Nav @ I aRPS
IL al which time and place bidders are requested
to be present. 800 800 . -,
Sll be marked wPy SSGSeMt fSB ERTS.f
Brey; Mai, Pirst Lieut.. LIST ARTILLERY. A.c
my6.td
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Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

Professor DANIEL B. GRoUX, formerly tesehs
% Modern LHasuaSssSt the de2rEetowh and Go.
successful during n1ny years In imparting the
knowledge OF FRENCH Spanish and German, will
classes loI instruction IN the above languages,
Trguslat!ons made, also, from the Italian. swed.
nee. No DID Seventh street, oppoHte lhe Intelli
encer Building, between d aud street, Wash
utOn. D. c. sepl-u
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TEHAsuRr DEPARTMENT. April3, lsw.
Notice Is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable on the frat day Of May
next, will DO paid on presentations at the
proper offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate of six per cent. per annum In coin.
GEORGE 8. Boutwell,,
Secretary Of tho Treasury.
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Proposals.
pRoPos1Is SoR SEWER.


oryIoEsup'r AND is.FEcroH o. sswsrs,,
Scaled propo.sl. viii s. r re- y ,se H.yo,.
pHS IA ia R g 5o sasssr5 % In 9 shsi
:sIi .:. S;s s .Ss q :r s.,
provided with IaisTsls Sfcp., 0 ps sns NAE
is$'S aa nSfs''i ss direction Of the
n 'p 'ss q foSfsS Ward
ga. sss sI %sy Re S.sf Sa "a Bsd
fS sS f'SS' .Ha M" a., 1 g
asa ~ %s: Re ps yE the r.
SSfisSse thsfsMfth aud perform tho work in 'e'
assssaa.s. n IN. IA y" . e. f0IlISTs
r.! t1.., ~ S q; s+ss5 sn ,s S.;ss nv
S,,% s'n, '"a o...;,5t
Dpapos,Is soS mo - ~ ~ - -,
PA'ioaN'' osgPPfiffs.r AND
hsApe'h. MI Dry % rvs hIssoUrLl
s ssfl e Br2RSiiIs We ss i.ssiysd !. ms e9ss
;sRp.: safas x: year sHias SsI .i Yso AS %
Between s. Louis. Missourl. and Now Orleans,
Bstvssn g. Loui:. &.souIi. aud Cairo, nii.
h9l., BY river. -, 80, =, -,
riss .,.ss; Il riys, NI.,ou, an, v,,,.r.,
Mlssissippi, By liver. '' A1e ''sA'Ou's'
Between 81, Louis. Missouri, and New Orleans,
BstWsea Giro. Illinois, and Memphis, Tonnes.
sec, By river.
BE, Bstyss1 Cairo, Illinois. and vIek'burS. M'''.
E,y.sn Ssi.c. Illinois. and New Orleans.
SECOND ROUTE .....I
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Paints, Oils. 60.
Proposals
PROPOSALS. CAVALRY HORSES.
,pEpoI QUAErBsAAsIgR's ORIG

pEpOI QUARrBENAsrgR's OPTICAL
-, 4 WAsHISGrpI, d. G.. May 0, $50.
until l2m., SATURDAY, May Is, Tor farnisbip9
this department with II Cavalry Horses, as foI.
Lay color. nom l6f to 10 hands high, between
six and eight years old, raisht-baeked, short
coupled, aud perfectly sound In a. respects
thorough Inspection Of each horse will be made
By Government officers
Delivery to DO completed by the slst q May.
. 30 ..... J. q, MCPkRRAl,
Deputy q. N. General, Breyel BTIgSdler General,
u, d, A mvT.tJ'
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Railroad Routes.

RALTihoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
now E a. ~ wh,sHIE9ros AND TIE WEST are
no" run ,o''Y va IBaLr,xoil ! q = 2
n a, w ;s1 s. s scc "a GO & and
L.:,. ss.ilS. creep, sunday. al @ssasOa N.
YoR ANNAPOLIS.
LssysMIs n md toop. m. No train TO or from
N''' r" ' 1oSsS s sYsRs5s,
s6R v; %tspI' sa s22Ss and n"'' I"
t'f5sl AL rs sssTi 3 ~ ssa lfHi G RSRsr.
q. Iss; g. .a sdfise,SSy 80 Sunday "
ss,f ssSa VIII ,IsIs from % Y sais sSa
%ssS::st sls:i .Ss, p At ~
a:s Ts REia. md Boston, i'd
a,ax o,,, A..,.r q F + S,asy
5sS R56SfR2.. YEA a.n Tisi' . as;D'w A,ar.u
THRGfHHRR Ab bSF RREErTsBs sE Mxss R5Ss
W.aHiEeros, Sep. IS, lsss-neon.
rIains b,,SYoa Wellington and New York are
ron NEW 0Yio oRk,' Si,hou, sh.os, Ote.u
Leess ds'ly tsSe'pt sunday) at 500 a, m, ii0
-, FOK PHILADELPHIA,
20 esvsd sig sseept susisJ, Na@a m. nT
Leave fos New York Al & 70 ,. N. and Phiiad.l.
oe ms ~; bp: n .,v.,,-
4f SS s sSss sss s'S !. E1 Ssu 2.
q +: We: p:@ "a:
'p0nAaa me west Master x Ti.s wpdssoMi,
3D. sS SG 2Sos si7s' t.s I;tiI . assiss
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Goods per New York.. philadeIpbiN and Hal.
!in9re steamers, Railroad or Express. to care X,
X faswsIJea var ths rona Yree az sh.rss r ,
mission.
CommutatloD Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andra and Hamilton. and all stations
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day OF Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at Iedneed rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Apai-u General Superb In tSndent,
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WAsHINgToN, ALEXANDRIA,
CHANG OF TINE.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Il, 1865.
uS Oh .P PsrtSs sr a MSspAT ps nj 49, snd
run between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
THROUGH nAIL rRAiNs
Leave >shingtou, from Baltimore aa | Ohio
Depot, Or m, ido, for Manassas and HAIrison-
Henry streets IRON Asnassas railroad) 2.n p. m.
do. from Lynehburg, 6p. N.
LOCAL PARsEsaER TRAINS.
sLEAvE wAsHsGroE. LEAVE ALhxAEDeIA,
From A. NJ. From AN,
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DnkA Harry.

~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio bspO al
Isnassas PsSssnSer Trains al 81. kssph Jans,io ~
masses Junction and HArrisonburg,
Trains leaving 81, Asaph and King streets at . 10
Z. N. connect at 8 AsaPh Junction with train
arriving at Baltimore and Ohio DEPOT at .2Op. m
and in time for tph M g5 IN lSr NJ Baltimore
W. J. PHELPs. Gen I Manager. dscSO-u