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9e0al NotifeG.
Notice to Lien Holders
John J. Tompkins versus Mat. G. Lunev
LII PERSONS HOLDING OR Cr.nr

TENSoNS 1OlDlNNJ OK CT
~ Liens or membranes under the nrovisi'
Of An Act for Securing Liens 10 Mechanic S
Others" npon that certain lot parcel OF land INV
and being in Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho TN
tory, described as follows, to-wit: Commencinc az
the beginning thereof, az the nOrthwes, 60
formed by the intersection Of Commercial and NJ
gomery streets, III said Idaho City and rrrr;
thence u0rtherly along the western line Of Monte
cry street ifty-two feet TO the 10: occupied by rf
men; thence westerly, al right giles 70 Mou;nmT
street fiity-siX feet; thence SOUTHERN and uarT'
with Montgomery street, twenty -four feet: t1anT
easterly. and parallel 10 Commercial street fhaa
feet; thence southerly, and parallel 10 MoueonrT
street, twenty eight feet, to Commercial street ;ri
thence eastcrly. along the northern line Of Comr..
clal street furtyone feet. to the place Of begr,s
together with the buildings, erccti0us and s5,.,
structures thereon: are hereby notified % be and -
pear Ill the District Court 81 the ID Judicial Ifs1r
Of Idaho Territory. al Idaho City Oh the .th dayT
February, A. y. lsG9. and then and there EXHIBIT i.
proof OF said liens or incumbrauC or they shall
deemed 10 bc waived III favor 81 those exhibited
JONAS W BROWN. ATTY for Eta
Idaho city. Jan. II, lsG9-w3.
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Mrs MATTE EDNoNsoS died at her res
idence in Washington county, Virginia,
on the 3lst of October last, aged 80
years. She was the daughter of Mr..
William Moore, deceased, who lost a
leg at the battle of Kings Mountain
during the Revolution. She had lO3
llneal descendants at the time of her
death, and all within three hours ride
of her residence. She belonged to a
race of heroines as well as hcrocs-for
when her father was wounded at Kings
Mountain, her mother left her, then an
infant, and went all the way to that
distant battlefield, and brought her
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Gold Coin paid for GOLD DUST at the B,,,.
House OF in23hJ b. n. DURELL Co
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ADRUNKEN Englishman said to Judge
Ledwith, of New York, the other day
Your Honor, Pm a nobleman in dis.
guise. $50 perceive" replied the
Judge; you're disguised in liquor,
and as drunk as lord"
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THE Sheriff of Cumberland county,
Kentucky, becoming wearied of dun.
ming taxpayer for his dues. seized
upon his splendid set of false teeth
The delinquent had to gum it on milk
and mush " until he settled the reckon
ing.
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GreenbacISs sold for Gold Dust at the p,rL-
House OF lh23tl b. NJ. DuRELL kCo
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A CHILD in jackson county, Texas,
has expectorated pin from its throat
that is three inches in length, and has
been in the child's throat three wears
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Sherif'S Sale.
10y VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION H.


ID sued out Of the District Court IL and for bGs.
county. !. r. upon judgment rendered u sad cor
wherein Edwin Powcl! j. plaintiff ana John C. Lind
Icy II defendant. for the sul4 u. Three HUNDRED III
Seventeen dollars and Five cents Judgment and oSs
Of suit duly tested the Sixth day g! January lsE
have seized and taken III execution the following d.
scribcd property to-wlt All The right, tlte cit,
and interest Of John &. l4udley - TWO creek IG-.
claims. commencing =; the foutei Commercial s.,.,
south side III Xix creek. and running up said ceE
six hundred feet. and oNte Nalug from hank 70 lel
also the night Of 60 inches II water AID ditch yL
20 carry The same. CUmmJ ES.uE ITItU above Tl-IE
foye's dwelling house. and carry Jig water 70 WI
said claims. Public notice : hereby given L.; q
The 2sth day OF January. 1863.
At u o'clock NJ. Will s,l:. al the court house ly:
in Idaho city at Public Auction for cash the .,.r-
described property. - thc hIghes; bidder, 10 SlI
said execution and all Accrulng costs
+. b. BRIrrEN, Slerr
Idaho city January & lsGa-w1.
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The St. Paul Dispatch says the "White
Fawn" ballet girls in that place were
barefooted up to the neck
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GoING BACK ON HIM.-The Vicksburo

Herald of Dec Goth says
The negroes of New Orleans are Sc
thoroughly Disguised with Governor
Warmoth, of Louisiana, that leader
among them the other day was heard to
say that if General Beauregard should
run against Warmoth for the same of
flee, Beauregard would get ten votes to
one received by Warmoth.
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DER W tlIc plioooAo, :. =
to proceed to Washington Immediately.
GO with u.s." said they. | told them
that it would be exceedingly inconvcn-
| lent for me to go with them. They were
anprehensive of deceit and treachery.
"Go with u.s." said they, "or we will
not CO." Invent with them. On arrlv-
ing at Washington | called upon Sec
rotary Seward in their behalf. He re-
quired that they should either take a
certain obnoxious oath or be remanded
to prison. l asked them what they
would do, and they agreed that, as there
were no charges against them, and as
they had committed no crime, they
would sooner go back to their Bastlle
than take any oath. All my appeals to
the Secretary were of no avail.
Then, my appeal was to President
Lincoln. At my second interview with
him, he said, Il will see your friends
free. They may go as much at large as
any other citizens of the United States"
| asked him if he would grant them
permission to go to Europe. He repll-
ed that none Of our people had the right
to 90 to Europe without passports, not
even himself, and that therefore he
could not give passports, but that my
friends should be just as free as he OF
any other man under the Government
to 90 and come at pleasure. | request
ed him to put this declaration i'll writ
inc. He said, "No, it is very deli
cate subject, and Seward will be very
mad about it. | will not touch pen to
paper in regard to it. Tell your friends
what | have told you, and tell them
further that | shall be glad to see them.
All of them, believe, called upon HIM
and expressed their thanks, though
whether thanks were due, under all the
circumstances, is, still think, quite a
question.
In 1865 DR.. Gwin who had not taken
and could not have taken any part III
the war, went from this country to Mex
leo for his own private purposes, what
ever they were, and have reason TO
know that they were right and proper.
He went and took others with him 10
make money, but, on account of the
miserable condition of Mexican affairs,
they failed. Dr. Gwin came TO the Uni
ted States in the full consciousness of
right and the expectation Of safety. He
| had done no wrong to others, and he
anticipated no wrong to himself. But
upon his arrival within the Federal
lines, then kept up for no useful or prop
er purpose, he was snapped up upon
not even prcteXt, and thrust into Fort
Jackson. below New Orleans Several
of his friends were thrown into Fort
Jackson with him. There they were
kept for many months. They were kept
incarceratcd, butpcrhaps not very badly
used. l went to Washington to get
them discharged, and succeeded, al
though i'll opposition to all the dlplo-
matte efforts of Secretary Seward III
the opposite direction And in an in
tervicw on that occasion, Mr. Seward
had the very intense GOODNESS, fifty de-
grccs below zero, the point Of IT, Their
momctcr where the mercury freezes, to
say to my face that he was the man
who had discharged my three friends
from Fort Lafayette and given them all
their subsequent liberty.
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WoNDERrU!. ESCAPE FROM PRIsoN-An
exchange says:
Genius is ever to be admired, howcv-
er homcly the circumstances under
which it devclopes itself; and if the
following remarkable account, given in
a late English paper, Of the escape of a
convict from prison does not give evil
dence of a genius it is certainly one of
the greatest exhibitions of skill and
patience on record. The cell in which
he was confined had an iron door, with
a lock entirely on the outside The onl y
implements the prisoner had were a
wooden spoon, some bits of wire, and
a needle and thread. Out of the spoon
he made key by means of the needle
he passed thread over and under the
door bits of wire were pushed through
the inspection hole, and fastened to this
along thread extending outside from top
to bottom. The key was also pushed
through, and, being fastened to the key
hole by dextrous manipulation of the
slender line, worked gently in, then
turned by means of the wire, and the
|doOr was opened.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-01

GovT HARBoR wokK AT oLooTr.N Y,
UNITED STATES EsaIHREk OFFIoH,
No 81 PEARL erREET,

cow HARgoR Wohk Al OLooLf.N IL
UNITED srArEs EsdIHnEk OYHIoH,
- Ne NfhAkL srhhhr'
BUFFALO, r., March ID, 1854
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Tor tutnishlng
SIS SStius The new uni,sd states pisf. forming
the Harb9r 81 ,Olcott, AZ the NOUN ~ hghtSeu
mile Nfesk, LAKE ohMno, " l., VIII pe tgeT,n,I
A. WI once, y, ~ ~, " ,he ny ennN ia
Is ''''A' MHfERiALs REatiREb.
GLASS A.
S ,n,sx hs rsunIys5 s,sngtad In three Items, VIZ:
Liam min Boit. "
liam II spikss
its sIn iii o&asSsrs for Screw Rolts.
wy ian Z, ~ IA nj naid FOR by the pound.
haeh Hiu, R NJ M p ~ HI 'PERFoRMED.
hAD'" Class b,
Item Counter. hewing W bite pine timber, 10 be
bib AMI Maid Tor by The superficial foot,
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PosT OFFICE DErARTnEST, March IL. 1869.
Proposals are In vited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER aceumulating In this Department, OF the
following descriptions, viz!
l. Transcripts Of pJstmastars' accounts Of malls
received ADD sent, post bills, white paper; esti-
mated quantity, 5000 pounds year.
q Mixed paper, consisting Of wrappers Of ae-
counts and other packages, together with letter
90 600 pounds q year.
g. Newspapers estimated quantity, l 100 pounds
q year
Bidders must specify ptiee per pound for each
class Of paper.
the General Post once building at the cost Of the
accepted bidder, and in his own bags, as often as
may be required by the Postmaster General
No mail bags will be furnished for this purpose.
The paper will be weighed at this Department,
aud must be paid for on delivery.
Bids are Invited for one year, commencing on the
lst o. hpEil next. and will be received until
They should be addressed to the Postina steI
General and chdo5ssat N tS Waste
mhi5.mwfst Postmaster General.
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U. s ESoiSEER 3 orIIoE. No. gRnTasrREEr.}
LouIsrILLE, KY, March -, lsp.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this once until u m. on MONDAY, April ~,
ls6a, for the construction OF dam across the OHIO
river In front Of Louisville, Ky.
The plans and spec neations Of the work TO be
done can be seen, aud any other information can
be obtained, on personal application at this once.
A printed copy Of this advertisement must Be at
taehed each proposal, and each bid must be ac-
eoTpaniea by a written guarantee, signed ~ two
respon sible persons, thAtths party parties pro-
posing will enter into contract upon receiving the
awardment.
| No bids will be entertained except from persons
who have had experience In similar work, and
the right IL reserved to reject and all bids II II
shall be deemed for the interest Of the Government
| to do so.
| Twenty per eeutum Of the monthly estimate Of
work done will be retained security for the full
nlment OF the contract.
Proposals. must be inclosed In a .salsd enyelope.
| dressed to O, wk1TLEL.
Major Corps Of Engineers, Brevst MAJOR General
Y. 3. A. mh20-td
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as follows;
Fort Buford, D. T., 30 tons.
A EoI! Tottsn: D. T; 20 tens;
4! Eor, sSteyennnont D; 4 no tons
At Fort sully, d. T. 90 tons.
Al Port Ransom, d, H.. 10 tons,
HEADR'Rs DEPARTMENT OF DAKOTA, D
OFFICE CHIEF QuARrEkAAsTkR,


OFFICE CHiEF QuARrEkAAsTkh,
ST. PAUL, MINI, March II, 1865,
Proposals In the usual form. with the GUS
tImary conditions, are invited to be Iscsiysd at
this ONCE until April ls9, to supply Fort Totten
cords OF Wood.
Hay and 900 cords OF Wood,
uTS saPPIS Peri Rtglsy, MINI. with 50 tons Of
t. saPPly FSst Wa, wsdswSst6 p T.. with 100 tone
tons Of Hay aud 900 cords Of Wood.
Hay, 70 tons q straw, aud 500 cords Of Wood;
To supply Fort Stevenson, D. T., with sou
mile distant from the Post. on the Reservation.
II Is to be understood that these amounts may be
diminished II the Hay or Wood be not all required
that the Hay u TO be cut when green and pIopeTly
cuTed-all TO be delivered By September Is, 1852.
deliverable by weight.
The Wood to be sound merchAntabis Oak Wood.
to be delivered BY January 10, $50, unless oihet
wise authorized. -,
The Hay and Wood all TO 10 asl r yssEiR ii the
posts. s. b. HpLAbihD,
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D STREETs,
Entrance on ID street,

CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEVENTH AND STREErp,
Entrance on ID street,
WASHINGTON, D. O.,
An lnstltution specially designed for preparing
young aud middls-A gsd men aud women TO engage
IN business affairs for themselves In the employ
Of others.
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship, Busi-
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Correspondence.
Spelling, Elocution Political Economy. aud Com
merciaI Law. .
Students are permitted to pursue any or all OF
the above branches,
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In a separate department, instructed by eompe-
tent lady teachers,
RATES oF TUITION; A scholarshlp. good for
unlimited time In colleges located In Important
cities Of the country, t65 Local scholArshps good
for one year from date Of Issue, go; Tickets for
th rec mouths, so, for one month, SO
All buttons payable In advances when paid In
install ents the rates ara ten per cent higher
Sessions are held day and evening
Glasses 10 French In charge Of Professor ALFRED
Bon
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR NAVY SUPPLIES.

PhVFUshLs FVH NAVf bUPPLIEs.
EAvIPAINAsIEa's oFFIcE,(
Sealed w.,ysrSs i.So MsSes 4; as
will be received at this % &c until u m. the RsT
DAY OF APRIL, lsp. for the following articl?s,
lyered free Of expense and Gov eminent tax at the
Washington navy yard, and subject TO the usual
'A'p'e"oBR u Sfs SARbs AND pooKs.
D.to Twenty thousand) feet Poplar Lumber
hrst quality.
II (eieycnJ composition metal Stop. Valves, Peer,
patent
Descriptive schedule with particulars to be seeu
at this office Responsible security required fui
the prompt and faithful Delivery OF supplies
blank forms for bids to be had at this oee; other.
CALVIN g. JACKSON,
mh25-a Paymaster Il. s, Navy,
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L ROCK.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this office, No 800 Kearny street, San Francisco,
Cal, until IL clock noon, April 49, 1862. when
they will be opened and bidders are invited TO be
present, for the removal Of Blossom Rock, In San
Francisco harbOr, Cali fornia, to depth Of twenty
four (2D feet II mean low tide, which Is The zero
any Of the bids should exceed forty Ave thousand
tf6 oo0l dollars In currency, bidders must state to
what depth they will remove the rock for forty ave
thousand ttB, 0O0) dollars currency.
All bids TO be made In United States currency,
and the payment Is to be made on the satisact Try
completion Of the work, after examination by the
igled or other authorized agent Of the Gov.
eTnment.
Zach bidder will be required, bafore the time
hxed for the opening Of the bids 10 file in this Office
bond, with suthcient sureties, In the sum Of nye
thousand 5000 dollars, conditioned that II his
bid 10 accepted he will execute written agree
and give such further bond Il the performance Of
his written Agreement as may be required said
agreement Ia to be made subject to the approval Of
the Chief Of Engineers, U. s.. A,
The contract will be awarded TO the lowest 70:
sp9nsible bidder. bat the right to reject any OF all
bids 10 ro' erye'.
A, copy Of this advertisement must be attached to
Bids that do not comply with the above require.
ments will not be enteftai med
Plans and sections, copied from the Coast Survey
Chart, can be seen At my once.
Persons who wish to bid for the we k. and who
office. X, s, WlLLlAMsOh,
Byt Lieut. Col, U.sA Major Of Engineer.
mhg.tl
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PROPOSALS T0E GE E9yFI AND cLoTHis0

BUREAU or Psovi'rOs' r.. III csSf 1s.sa.
Separate proposals. sealed and Endorsed '.Pro.
possls for Clo,hing and CothsG Materials, - will
be received At this bureau until O'CLOCK, D. m :,
a. S, The ar, asy & HM,y Iss toI fsinl.hpI and
Brooklyn. New York. within four months tom
the notification Of the acceptance Of proposal the
articles specified In the following list. vi:
5000 yards Blue Flannel
1900 pairs woollen Socks.
1000 pairs Calf Shoes.
the option Of the bidder. and In eass more than one
article is contained In the offer the Chief Of the
Bureau will have the right TO accept one or moro
Of the articles contained In suoh offer, and rsiee.
the renal nder. Offers must smbrHos the whole
amount q Any enc or more o. the frseles rsanlr,d
shoes and socks must conform with the samples Al
the Nayy.yArds at New York, Philadelphia, and
Boston, and for Information as to the laws and
regulations lin pamphlet form) regarding con-
tracts, BIDDERS are referred to the Offices Of the
COmmandants and Paymasters ofthe several Navy
Every offer must be accompanied by = written
guarantee, signed BY one or more issponsible per-
sons, that the bidder or bidders will n his or their
bids be accepted, enter iuto an Obligation within
ave days with good and SUFFICIENT sureties, 70 fur
nish the articles proposed.
MED BY such GUARANTEES, and the Department viii
consider itself at Liberty 70 reject any proposal
Ided by the Assessor Of Interns1 Revenue for the
distrietin which they reside. and unless the II
c9nse required by act OF Congressi IL furnished with
The Department reserves the right TO- reject any
proposal not considered adyAntaEeous 70 the Gov.
ernment HORATIO BhlDUk,
mhsWIt Chief OF Buresu.
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Railroad Routes.


RAbTlhOhb AND OHlo RAILROAD.
Train, between w EssfEsSTR5 Sept Ssa u.s. p HI
MORN, and WARRINGTON AND THE WEST, are
now run "r'nI Tos BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, exespt Sunday at 100, 800 and
Il" " ~ fo R AZ. %iY sTIfioEs.'
Leave daily. sIespt Sunday. nLoo andaSa N.
ron ANNAPOLIS
Leave alta m. and T. 90 D. m. No train 10 or from
Annapolis on SUNDAY
roR BSsYiTTRfHH6RE
F0R WAY sfATIohs
I'.''ros.l Al ~ pHR A9 ~ cSa ifHis p Rsr
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
a m, and 40. 8 20, and u 80 p. m.
On Saturday At .. m. , and l0op. m
On sunday, at 400, and 4 80 .. m. only. con
nsetinG AZ Relay Station with trains from baltimore
70 wheeling, Parkersbprr, he.
,Thtoush Tickets Y The West can b had st the
s:s Passh , Ard Boston, ''.
Mastsr Of Tfsnspertstica.
l.. N. COLI, qsnsral Ticket Aren't
IA RAILROAD,
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wAsHISGToS. D, c. March IS, lsGl.
Pre- gosals for furnishing one thousand BOUND
inches thick aud ten inches wide. two hundred to
be delivered In Georgetown, d. c., the remain
mittee OF Improv ements may designate. The stone
must be perfect aud free from seams. Proposals
will be received at the office Of the undersi gned
until April lst inst The court reserves the right TO
reject any or all proposals II deemed necessary for
GEORGE II. PLANT.
Chairman Committee Of improvements.
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HEApo'Rs FIRST MILITARY DISTRICT,
STATE OF VIRGINIA,

STATE OF VIRGINIA, 7
RICHMOND, Va, March "a, 1900.
General Orders No. 90;
1. All persons who have received appoint
ments from these headquarters to office are
expected and directed to enter upon the per-
Torrance ofthelr duties with the least posi-
BILE delay. Those who will not act or cannot
qualify will notify these headquarters imme-
diately. "
Q. Notaries public, commissioners In chan
Gerry, custodlans, boards ofvisltors, directors,
trustees, or supcrlntendents Of public institu-
lions, agents and proxies OF the State, depu-
ties and clerks appointed by councils or cor
porate bodies, are not considered as affected
by General Orders No. "a, from these head
quarters, dated March Is, 1869.
8. All persons who, on the Goth day Of
March, 1869, were responsible for the safe
keeping Of prisoners, or for any records, pub
lie funds, or public property, will retain
charge Of the Same and be responsible there
for until their successors are properly quail
fed and enter upon the performance Of their
respective duties.
BY command Of Brevet Major General
Stoncman. 8. T. CHALFIS,
Assistant Adjutant General.
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SUPPLIES AYPTRANssPS9,RT4ATIQY FOR THE

. UNITED STATES NAVY.
Sealed proposals, to be Endorsed on the envelope
Bids for Supplies or Transportation, las the
case may be, will be received at this office until
supplies and transportation; Supplies to be Of the
best quality and delivered free of expense At the
Navy.Yard, New York. subject 10 the usual In
sPeetion thereat' e !STTiplp,rvsr
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
Loo E ail,9}6. Lard OIL wsl''oope'sd casks OF
s"S BUTRRk u ~ Provisions AND CLOTHING"
100 barrels beef. 600 barrels pork, 1000 pOunds
dried apples, loo mess kettles, 300 spoons, h.WO
visions. 200 SiekOry hoop poles. 10 feet long APd
bundles finch merehantable hoop.iron' all 10 he
TrsusportStiou from Eavy:YArI, New York, TO
the Navy Yard at Mare Island. California 10 salt
Ing vessel BtfREAu OF ORDNANCE.
"BURRAU OF PROViSIoESAND CLOTH ING.
For 800 barrels Beef aud Pork 90 halt barrels
Batter. Also, IS bales and gOboN9s measuring
The right j. reserved to relset any or Al bids
that may not be deemed advantageous to the Gov
eTnInenl Proposals for transportation To ave
the name Of vessel, when ready to receive cargo,
and probable day Disabling, Freight, free VI prim;
age, payable In currency after return Of receipted
ResponsibIe security required for the prompt nd
faithful delivery OF supplies awarded, iwthlu ~
days, blank forms for which may he obtained at
Proposals not duly endorsed on the envelope and
not made In all respects to conform to this adyCr-
tissment and blank forms furnished will mot be
Parties making proposals are invited l., Ge
PrsfGHa. at the hour named hoIIS NhSG T." "''
Will oe 'PVH'u' p.vm..isr MIL St,trs N,yy.
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81 Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot at
s;o3 a. mi connect with Orange Alsxsnrd n and
for all points the line Of thot road between Ma.
nassss Junction and HarIisonbuIg.
Trains leaving 81, AsAph and King streetsat 2:2j
T. m. connect at 81, Asaph Junction with train
arriving Al Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 5 20p. IN.
and in time for p, nj, tIAha tST BaltimoTes
w / PuELPA Gen 4 Manager, decsD-u