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ID RoPOsALS
op,,cr NJ TTEAsgRr DEPARTMENT. I,

VFniCb nH rHk LIGRr-HOUsE BoARhk
S,a,., WAihiSGToS cITr, MAJ n, lsi
~ I'm sen'Su proposals Will be- FeesIyel nj
ms 9lnce n4tll clock, p, m. on FRinRv'u,
ghh Jay OF June, lste, for baillinR Ani snni tno
Dimensions: - Ae iO'loNlhE
ky1s,G ,Iom tore side OF rGbbot Of stCm /, an
Extreme bTrAdth, " feet
pspfH o. h0id from side OF toor timber to usdsr
Drawings aud specialization, and any o,Aor L..
@ 1nLyu ih.1tnaEoa concerning ihess vessels wilIbe
lIa.uiianyl upou aphhcatOn In writing 10 tLa nm
SsTs'Ened al Ihts ohiGe W, u SHTBRICK. VA
Chairman.
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A MY UPPLIEs.

oRHIca CHIEP QrARrERxAsrRR,l
Sealed iaTionIh' pIopSssisM Nth bkhs, Nay 81, 1872
until ii oeesk. a. m JSus Is ia a ~ ,h, oaIse a
Livery Of the following named supplies At the post.
so,. II Fort Riiev. Kansas.
sSTSs ga. sS5d Wood 90 tons Hay. 100 bushels
-, Fort Marker. Kansas.
M sSrd, Hard Wood. ton. Hay 800 bush
sOT%s Hard a tons Hay. 700 bush.
Fort Wallace, Kansas.
Blum s1S sS5ss MOOD io tons Hay. 800 bushels
Fort Larned. Kansas.
loo cords Wood, 7lo tons Hay.
s.0O cord. waSS. wSi. z.S5 zRGaHs ;:ns GfG;G'' H.y,
c22,2oo cords Wood, i.So tons Hay, 100 bushels
eD cords Wood, 6OO tons Hay.
ross S Sf 9Ss sSda
Lor Wallace Bidders viii STATE tSs Place iSf %hops sT
The wood tor Port. Riley, Hartor and Hays to
Dodge, Lyon and ReynOids 10 be Of the best IuaItr
0t wood growing In the yleiniiy OF the Respective
brush, cord to bc i2s cubic feet '""'' '''''' anu
rately. the price at which they viii faTSisb Pphc
wood provided they arc allowed To cut il on tbs
walton, ~ ga INV '''''-
The hay to be good morehaptable praiIIe Inv,
70 be well aud securely stacked In such lueT a.
70 De lmperVlqps to heavy rains or SHOWS A
clause viii 10 inserted IN each contract pToyidInR
mat any damage which may result to the hay
rom imperfect stacking, must be made good 10 ths
government by the contractor. The hay msst he
enI " or before August ~ A ton 10 be 900
The hay for Fort Riley may be cut on the rc.er.
walton ut that post.
The delivery Of the wood and coal to commence
on or before July IS, and be continued nj liza Tac
per month. '"'''" 'O'
The delivery Of the hay to Commence on or he.
tOher 81. 'A VI "o'o'' 'e'
supplies required. 0''A VI '"'
for each post W. '"'" "'''''' anu
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed to
carry out contracts " ith the Government or 10 an.
Yer into contracts which have been awarded to
tnsm, VIII not be considered, aud no bid will be
entertained unless the party max inE the Same IA
present Al the opening OF the bids OF represented
fAyment Tor one-tenth Of the wood aud coal, and
pnsinNn Yi the hay contracted for will be with.
heri unlll the contraeiis Is hlled.
n, thhe usual eohdinons, which eau be ascertAined
n this amoe' Will be imposed upon bidders a nd
sOn.tAet9rs, and blank forms Of proposals will be
BY authority Of the Department Commander
u. MI. n
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATION,
HEADa'Rs FIErH MILITARY DIsrRICr,l
OFFICE CHIEP orARrEEHAsrEE,

AUuTIS, 1ENAs, May lS, Iss9
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be reesly.J
A. this office until jane q, lsd9, at lam for M
Transportation Of Army Supplies, from ma lst A. y
Of Aueust, lst9. until The Sth day Of June, pS3y,
on the following route, viz; Route No o. from Ihn,
wS"rL HAM, Sn BE&1Gs i'and Texas 70 Point Isabel
ISt water TansPortation from Brai6s Island To-
bToWpsyllle VIII also be received, ="
bldders VIII state rates per 100 poulds for the
transport supplies ~ 'A'' "hi
fgred, VI al piuh oi'
Zach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
~ least tWo persons, lwhOse responsibility mnSt
be certified by the Clerk of COuri Of Record IIbs
the hiddeT competent to carry out the contrs 81 II
awarded 70 hin and the residence and post Sta ~.
address q each bidder and KuAFNntor mnSt X,
stated No bid entertained not onfoTmipF tH itosS
SonaltlonS, The attention Of bidders l. cAIlsd to
lsl2 s'''A "Ppio'eu July h'
~ rH rHg amount q bond required from the contractor
WI be twenty thousand (1O, ,OJU) dollars,
u totms OF contract may be seen at the Dep0t
al this Office. N
Proposals must bo indorsed "PropOsals for Army
Transportation on Route No. D." aud addressed 10
the undersigned
nOlds. NORRIS S. MILLRR
Deputy ,0uartcrmssier Gen, Brsyet BfiT' San
" o a. mys6-td
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DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY
TREAsCRY DEPARTMENT.,
OFFICE or lSTBRS4L RHyRSUB,
AVAuuTNnTnH NAV vi 1sNl

TkkAsVhl DkPAkIAkAi1l
OFFICE OP INTERNAL RHyRNUB, J
WLsHISgTON, May 81, lSd9.
Sealed proposals Will be IceeiNod ht THIS ONCE
for supplying the Assessors and COlloctnrs of Inter
nal Revenue throughout that portion Of tho United
StatOs Iyiug east Of the Rocky Mountains, except
Montana and Now Mexico, with the Stationery ro-
quTed for use In their respective districts for the
ycLr ending June ~, 1870.
No proposals will be considered unless Aeeompa.
Lod by bond with sufficient surclcs In the sum
81 i've thousand dollars, (H, co. approved by d
United States piktriet Attorney, on a form to BE-
furnished by the Department, conditioned that thc
parties shall IN case Of the acceptance " their bid,
or any part Of 1t, duly execute contract with good
aud sufficient bondsfor the duo performance Of the
same.
The Commissioner reserves tho right to consider
aud accept or rrlec! each bid, item by item.
The bids should be addressed to the Commissioner
VI Internal Revenue, and indoTsei 'PToposals ia,
supplying Stationery to Internal RcvOnue Ulcers
Schedules VI articles to ba furnished will bu for
warded from this Office upon application, with con,
dIiu9s under which the articles are to bu delivered
Iny2a'eol2t G, DRLANo, Commissioner,
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

| S..,.I NAyI pErARrAFST, June Z, 1850
seaieI pt9pqsais ior furnishing the 0ihce OF the
secretary ot the Navy and the several Bureaus nI
| The Navy Department with Stationery or ,ba
nscal year ending June %, 1870, will be recsi ysS
| uphi " clock, noon, OF the 10Th Instant TbsS
| must De endorsedOn the envelope 'Pronnsais Ia ~
Navy. 's'siS VI inc
Printed form OF proposal, with sehedul. Of .,,,-
cles. VIII De FURNISHED on application al the Ds :
pArino9t, aud no proposal will be sntsTtaibsd
MhnSh En apes a9t conform In every respect to said
are: ' ''neuu'o
70 reams Of Regulation Paper
~ reams Of Dispatch cap,
~ feams Of FOOlseAp,
l25 rcAns Of QuartO Post
50 roAms Of Note Paper
- reAms Of Envelope and Wrapping Fo,cr
-, ~ TeAms OF Copying Paper.
l'l'VN envelopes, Official aud 0IheTs
l2l gross OF Steel Pens,
ITO dozen Pencils
Each proposal must ks signed by thu inSi,IJnoI
Or hrm making y, and be accompanied Nv y sar,a :
hcAte OF the Collector Of Internal Rsyanea ~ ~ =
phtriet ig which the party Ia eunduetiny buSi ne
thAt the bidder Is manufacturing or iasiina r.
raet W iuAl 'he con %
Should the contract be awarded to a. po,tv an
Eaged IN business outside OF washipKtob IL Iii
Pc win the distinct understanding that thev must
naNe nay ,nh DHneh esta6lishment In washinEton from
@ NhlGn @atueIes can bS procured fnlIaoiiIisly when
be BSs sSs.iSstF GiSIysF aoaAl or fictitious grIsss will not
hRgFNtaTN ha
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF,

OFFICE OF A. c. g., GOLDsBoRo', N.C,1
June 1, 1869,
=, sealed proposals, IN dnplcate, are Invited unit
y o clock, N. :. on SATURDAY, June 10, iFSe, hi
furnishing the United States Subsi,tence Depart
ment with such quantities Of Fresh Beef As may b.
required by that department, for amy purpose, Al
uolishoro' n g., for six months aud foT one year
The Beef must be Of good aud marketable quality,
subject t2 rigid inspection, (neeks. shanks and
kidney tallOw to be excluded aud II lOt salts
factory, purchases will bs made in Opeu market
aud the contractor charged with the excess fpTce
Good aud sufficient security will be required Tor
the due funllment Of the contract, aud the names
OF the proposed suretieH must accompany each bid
the end OF each month.
Bids u. Ls addressed to the undersigned and
marked "PTUpOsAls for Beef "
JOHN G, sCANTLING,
IeO'ld lst Lieut. ., i, A, A. C.S,
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NEW BOOKS
AT THB
METROPOLITAN BOOKSTORE
332 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Bet. 9th ana 10Th sts.

PRoBLBAATIC CHARACTERS. A Novel
BL Frederick Spielhagen. en.;:.;...;..;;::..,i;. 70
THR PoUR aosPELs' Translated from The ~
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readings Of 0riesbaeh, LaehmAnn, Tisehen-
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and with Critical and REPOSITORY hottest
IThLS. PLoRssCR 2RDj VENICE From :"
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TIKI LIVING QUESTIONS OF THE AGE.
By an American Citizen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 30
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Confessions Of Tastes. Habits aud Cohyic.
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Steamboat Lines.

MERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
1 WASHINGTON oNsrNsbS KNb NEW YORK
Hereafter the hne steamshIps X. g. KNIGHT,
John IS9 9iBs9s rsd VALLEY CITY. -esss
Gssaisr saI sem. .assEl trip. bsiwUsn wi SRkwI3ik
Y0Rkt ALEXANDRIA. WASHINGTON, and
from Pier q, East river. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, At p m, Leave 0EoRGRT0WN
every MONDAY aud dTHURsDAYGtl2m.
Agent; once and wharf foot Of gh street,
!9wn ,.oT At the corner Of Ssyenteenth street aud
New York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON,
AplS.u President.
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(oPFIcIAL.1
ny the President ofthe Unitcd states
OF America.

OF America.
"A PROC MATIor.
Whereas satisfactory evidence has been
received by me from his Majesty the Emperor
Of France, through the Count Favorney, his
Charge d'AGaircs, that on and sftcr this date
the discriminating duties heretofore levied In
French ports upon merchandise imported
from the countries or Its origin In vessels
of the United States are to bc discontinued
and abolished,
Now, therefore, /, U. 8. Grant, President
OF the United States Of America, by virtue Of
the authority vested In me by an act Of Con-
grcss Of the 7th day of January, 1924, and
by an act in addition thereto Of the 24th day
Of May, 1928, do hereby declare and pro-
claim that on aud after this date, so long as
merchandise imported from countries Of Its
origin Into French ports In vessels belong
ing to citizens Of tho United States Is ad-
mitted into French ports on the terms afore-
said, the discriminating duties heretofore
levied upon merchandise imported from the
countries of It's origin into ports OF the Uni
ted States in French vessels shall be, and are
hereby, discontinued and abolished.
In testimony whereof have hcrouuto set
my hand and caused the seal Of the United
States TO be afiied.
Done at the city of Washington this twelfth
day Of June, In the year Of our Lord
H.. 2. one thousand eight hundred and
sixty.nine, and Of tho Independence
of the United states Of America tho ninety
third. U. 8. GRANT.
By the President:
HAMILTON FnH,
Secretary Of State.
The following Ia tho Official notification
containing tho evidence upon which the
foregoing proclamation was issued,
[TrauslAtion.l
WAsHIsdroE, June II. le6e. !
NR. SECRETARY OF STATB: In conformity
with the desire expressed In the note ad-
OF March last, I have requested Of tho
Emperor's Government to bo Informed by
tclegraphic dispatch of the abolition Of dis
eliminating duties on merchandise imported
into France from the countries Of Its origin
In American vessels.
have the honor to send you herewith a
copy of tho notice which have Just received
on this subject from his Excellency the Min
ister Of Foreign Affairs. This shows that
discriminating duties upon merchandise i'm
ported into the Empire under tho American
hag have been abolished from and after the
18th Of June, 1860. Consequently, pursuant
to what has been agreed between us, pray
your Excellcncy to have the goodness to
take the necessary measures In order that
reciprocal treatment may at once be granted
France by the Government OF the United
States.
Accept, Mr.. Secretary OF State, the as
surances Of my high confederation.
COUNT DE FAvBRNEY.
To Hon. HAMILTON Fish, Secretary OF
State.
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Goods per New York, Philadelphia aud Bal
timore steamers, Railroad or Bxpress, to care X
II. hAvonn,I, General Agent at Alexandria, will
mission. ~
Communication Passenger Tickets betwoen Alex.
Andria and Hamilton !nnd all intermed iatestAtions
Al low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only faE day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and betw ean
these and intermediate points, at reduced rates,
NATHANIEL HAYES,
apF-u General lSuperintsndent.
NIrAsHIN0TDN .rvy.Nnur.
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After tho Payment OF Ono
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES PosITIvRLr NOS.PoRRSIrIsg.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 80 STREET,
Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
(LAW and Exchange BuIldinUl

NJ, ZO bThkkT,
Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
Claw and Exchange Buildng,)
WASHINGTON, D. G.
careful examination OF our system cannot fail
TO convince all who have eNAmluad the subject OF
Life lnsStSPpSs, @ J9Ai ihe A6w, JERSEY MUTUAL
tagss that are not offered else here especially in
the provisions Of non forfeiture made 10 the Policy
BY which NO one can lose Policy or fail in seour
ing portion ~ their Insurance Oyter ono manual
Payment has been made,
The Agent takes pleasure In AeknOw led ginE tho
liberal patronage with which the Company has
metamong the ei liTens Of WashlngtOn aud Vicinity,
many Of them being our leading business men
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready to &C.
knowledge OnT pTOmptness In the pAymen OF all
our losses, The popularity Of our Company and
the large Increase Of our business hOTo may b0
seen IN The fact, that although we have only been
established 10 this Agency little more than two
years, aud have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation o.
Washington las, year, las the books Of the Register
will show tax GU larger income than u large
city,
All we ask is u careful examination Of our sys.
tenn, and we ieel satisfied We shall shll have our
share Of the business.
JOHN r. LIGHTER,
mhle:eo9m 0enetAl Manager.
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Stages,

a NOTICE.
oN AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, cE-@ T.
June ID, stages will rpm regularly from esJ9ssSt
tho corner OF Fifteenth street and New -A-A1-
York avenue to GLRNWOoD CEMETERY; start.
ing every hour. Fare 10 cents.
N. B.-PATties wanting Stages for Excursions or
Pie.nios can be furnished at HUGURLY 4 BOW.
EMS Stable, New York avenue, between sixth
aud Seventh streets, je4-2W
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Railroad Routes.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

.Sss .e, "a s;E #rsAissSSa SSS III %l!t NJ
no" run ''''''ISis qok igiihLrlxoRx
40 m sSf ! ati q " no',
.ns l'sys g s.lay al 3 srs'gs Sunday and $50" I"
LesyestIs 70. and p m. Noua'H N mfr"m
Annapolis on sundsEE SEE suEpAY
FOR BhLTiNNRs.
s6R I'll W WV = s4aEi;Sss sai;S S aud '"T'
Y5ss AL Il "a fSfrs 2 ~ ~ TRs L TSTEsr
Leave daily, except Saturday aud Sunday, At
. o. z s..spa.y e = Il p % % aHs .l1 q L; sop m
SH snSdss hs,, xs En m RR
sss scn = s. y: S:. ga. r d had II K:
,..SI.,.. sSE S.s TSFs q 5Sssss sod So""
Master 4 q 1f.s.bs4i.tis.. + S5as%E;
dk6 5 Ra5sf2. 2.ti. s.l. nisi'i i.n, as;.w washington
FHiE.bFas. SIEF ahss.xssbbss sxv E1ss
Train. sx..a s;R sSd Il nv lsS20 fdis A..
z 81 st% !: %t'iIssi ,s':.s,s. ;a.,. ear.
a..y. ..,, ss sss..ss sHI..R5rHA ss.I.,g sss
NNssebs oes'stf Nooh b
L..y.tos New iorf a so >. m. and Phii.dsl.
sl.spinS car. for Bsw York on OPP, m train only
Hsi "a ss ssSSs o.s 'S j. f1ss SsuP. 2.
:ss VAs s.i..ss as.
nspoiis. and the West = WILSON.
dEo. SGt6 Rd6sfi. i:fii t..ni aiii;s aSias,or aSiis,
lsS2 AZ stvss Il. 1912 1912
| On and ansr MAY 0. 1850. tr.ins will leave as
ws'hinstOs .sSan Baltimore Iasm.
FEE " iS.s iSss ;. P.% m
THE oREAT DoUBLE.TRAcK ROUTE
viii WIZ KLEaAsT n,l a sCEskRf; Palace ststs.Ioonli
ROM ssa Il S. c9s, AND
other route, Two hundred miles savsd to Western
N Sis; Sifi EsI Es,s
sT ascss Rs9S .Sss, |. ROCHESTER, and
Sif5Ts X; rHsEiilss 'S.dss. II Ts5%
:: sS$ e g ed lp'lS%s sss!, !! e:
P...sn.sr. pfoS1In llsisi; = iss ?asg, a.o az
Tti.Sufis. W. J. ,IRsotP, Tissst agent" is.nt.
Corner Sixth ct. and Psnb. Aysnns,
Ihp.s. Ihp.s. YOUNG. General P.'.sPss! xssa', ''
aeS-ly RAltiunrs Va
TIMORE RAILROAD
Commencing on Monday. Juus Sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot, BaIti.
more, as follows, viz!
Way Mail Train Tor PhiladelphlA and way Sta.
tons at 10 m. This train eounset, at NewtaslI.
yuIs'GI With trains for all Stations ON the Della.
.sSpIss. Train for PhiladeIphla and New YorG
a. a. g;to q N, sonneeting at Perryville With lrsia
RIprsss Train for Philadelphta and New Yorl
sta:Bp, m. connecting at Whining with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii.
minEton and HARRINGTON,
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit and iutot.
mediate Stations al 0 q, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at B:S5p. m
Express TLAiu for New York at s:S5 y, M, con.
Meeting At Wilmington with ExpT0ss Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
ON SUNDAYS.
for PhiladelphiA and New York at s;65 D, m
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
entstreet depot or at Ticket 0ee, No l25 Balt.
more street. Persons purchasing tickets at Office
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
ashsir residence BY uRiSn II T5.nslsI ~ Compsny.
A LBXAEDRIL, LoUDoUN AND HAMPSHIRE
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0HI0 RIVER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
" rmR Irni, TM0 STEAMERS FOR REMOVING oB.

PIrTsBrRu, PA. June J. Isp
1senled proposals viii be received at the oaies of
ine U Engineer In the Custom House RuiidinE.
PittsbuTg, Pa. until o clock p m on wEDNFs'
pay, June 10, lsGl. for fuTnishlng two iIybt
pIapght steamers. crane boats, aud nats, To he
employed by s9nIrsst By days work, in
REMOVING DISTINCTIONS
from the Ohio riyeTi consisting Of snGRs trscs
snnten Iogs; boats, bargcS. wrecks, &c' Bidder.
hing necessary, and do the work under Tho supGr.
gineer. Said price to cover the furnisLinT az a
lght draught steamer, one crane boat two stron vly
ueekeu nAus, ana the necessary screws, chains
ropes, levers, saws, axes, hxtures, Sc, SUITABLE
lor such WORK and GLIDING the pay and expSnscs
manager or working boss in addition, and ono
gang OF eight men for each doing tho WORK and
entinspoetOr. " '"' '''''"
All expenses to be paid, and all risks borpe by
me party proposing, II being understood that the
ooNerhmeht VIII not be responsible for the nay
ment OF hnything more than the sum per DAY that
ma % agreed upon In the contract
Ihe right IL reserved to reject any or all bids II
ment so to do. "
Specifications and blank form OF proposals will
be furnished on application, from this Off CO. either
In perssn or BY writing,
The proposals must be accompanied with the
guarantee % two responsible Lureties, sigued on
BY order Of BrlgadIor General A A. Hum
United States. "
W. wILNoR ROBERTS,
United States Civil Engineer, In charge uf the Ohio
River Improvement ielO.tI
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PHILIP & S0L0M0NS,
BOOKSELLERS AND sTATI0NERs,
$50 Pa. ave., bet. 9th and 10Th.

SAMUEL S. G. BARBOUR.
wnoLEsALB- AND RETAIL DBALBR IN
BOOKS AND sTkTI0EERY, sGR0oL AND
BLANK BOOKS, MIsCELLANBogs AND
PIHR CHROM0 LITH0GRAPHs, BNGRAvINGs,
AND PlCTuRE FRAMBs, &c.
jA6-sotf Bet. and I.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR woop.

HEADorARrERs Posr or RALETaH.)
OFFICE AcrINa ASH ora lETBaaLyrER,
, RALEtgH, N. c., June 10, 1850.
IN compliance with Instructions frem HeadquaT. b.
ters, Department of the South, dated Atlanta, 0s
rne. Sune VIZ sealed proposals.. IN duplicate. for
able Hard Wood Tor The = ensuipg twelve month";.
sSppETeeaenf S6Eeayn ~ MsSy lsoo will bc received until
they will be opened and ihe contract swsfisd 10
the lowest responsible bldder "
All bids to he addressed 10 tbe pnd.,.Ign.d .,J
wood. " '''""' ''''o'"s io'
o. the bids. n A. WiIiTNRY
FIRST Lieuteoant sth Uuitcd States Iptant,1 pa.
Quartermaster ieIi III
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WAsHINGTE0S, ALEXANDRIA
OHANGE OF'TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC, al, 1858

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, 1903.
On and AFTER MONDAY, Dec lst, 1888. and
until furtheI,, nolicr, Passenger Trains will
lows:
rHRousH NAIL TRLISs.
Leas. >shington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot 81. IN. ido. for Manassas and Harrison.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets tf2m Manassas railrOad) 2:S7 p. IN
LOCAL PAzsEN1ER TRAIHs
2LllvEwAsHISdroE. LEAVE ALExASDRIA,
- FROM A, M. From A., M
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Personal.

no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YOU HAVE CON.
!, suited old DR., DARBY, next Old Follows
Hall He u SHccessful when OtheTs fall Ia oonh
pential aud reliable. Separate rooms. Tor ladies,
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DATED -, 1869. RECEIVED IN WASHINGTON
JUNE 10.
To the Charge dA6airsic Of Francs, Vsshington;
Discriminating duties on merchandise i'm
ported from the countries Of Its origin In
American vessels have this day been discon-
tinued in the ports Of the Empire. Ask for
reciprocity. -.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D BTRBBTs.
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An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middl ged men and women TO engage
IN business Affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are. Bu.iness Practice,
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ness, Arithmetic. Grammar. Correspond denco.
Spelling, Elocution, Political Economy. and Com.
siudents are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches
Ladies have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In q separate department, Instructed by eompe-
HATES oF TUITION; A ssholarship. good for
unlimited time In colleges located In Important
cities OF the country, ,t65 Local scholarships good
for one year from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets for
three mouths. s2Oi for one month, tl0.
All tuitions payable In adyaneei when paid
Sessions are held day ard evening.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
sPENCERIAN PENMANsHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this institution provides unequalled facilities
for the requirement Of free and elegant hand
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
special Instruction In this art during the day or
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING aud ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENWoRR done to ord0r, In
style equal to engraving.
tion, all Varieties Of writing paper, ink, OF the
and the celebrated spencerisa Steel Pens may be
obtained either by students or etIens at the Col.
lsge Once. HENRY N. CoPP, President
HRsRT G. sPESCRR, Secretary. jA?s.U