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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

JAS. REED. Esq. = Dear Sir. In compliance
with your request herewith send you q copy
of letter, (the original of which have In my
posscsslon,) for publication. II having proba.
bly, mover before been published, Il may be OF
Interest to some of the readers OF the Telegraph.
The letter, as you will see, WIN be 100 years
old on the 25th ofMarch next Although Il Is
OF considerable value now, II was not withou.
value At the time Il was written, II being let
ter from Gov, Dudley to Mai. Winthrop and
John Leverett instructing them what import.
ant matters to lay before his Lordship-----
on their visit 10 New York. .-
The writer thereof Joseph Dudley, was a
graduate OF Harvard, 1865, served In the In,
dian war 1875, agent to England, 1882, PresL
dent Of Massachusetts and New Hampshire
1886, Chief Justice OF New York years, Lieut..
Governor OF the IAle ofgWight, Governor of
Massachusetts, ffom 1702. to his death, 17I5
His father WAS also Governor before him. aAi
Maj. John Winthrop was Governor OF a
badly of Celonis!s In Connecticut, for several
years until his death. lie hadthe honor of be-
Ing ono Of the Founders OF tho koyat Society
OF London. John Leverett was President of
Harvard University from 1708, until tho date OF
his death, f72l ''@ Very truly, yours, q"
Jan. 20, 1860. 'I t"' GRa.H. FAssRTr. ''
~ RoxBURY, MASS, MARcn s5, 17oo9"
GeRtlemea 4 heartily wish you good
Journey TO Now York, and SUCCESS In your ne
gOtlations. think II necessary that you re-
porte tbs Government OF these provinces TO his
Lordship, and that their present posture is good
and acceptable 10 the----snbiects in its adj
nllnistralion. Particularly In the management
OF the war; that the country and its scattered
ssllemenu have been well defended, better
,he9 In Former troubles. with tho French and
That the expenses tor the supportc thereof
hsve been very great, beyond the power Of the
inhaoltania lanless all had been at siAke) 10 the
value ~ thirty thousand pounds per saRpum,
iOy SIX years iast past IL -.
eTe which we hAve had very lltds supply OF
forces md none or money from any 81 her
Majeseyes governments In om heiShborhood,
though they are covered and secured by our
against the Enemy
That in all former troubles asweil as in the
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06
J oroncE WIGHT, proprietor.

N, B.-.foea.ed In he very heart of the Wholesale
hnseoss this Is one Of the most conveniently located
Hotels ser Merchants Business men and others visiting
the eiiy. !" 'o"'
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

NEW RAILROAD, lit is reported that on Sat
urday last, Jay Gould, Esq, sent an engineer
to Warren TO survey route fur the Vienna
railroad to be built by the Erie railway COM
pany and to connect with the A. d @. w. rail.
way at Warren. .r .Hf.H fs-
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

bESSFhoFF koBnERY.-Shoppert, one
of the Benpshoff robbers, has been con-
yicted q: Franklin, Pa. Gciger, on trial
with Sboppert, was acquitted, Fifty
thousand dollars were offered for the ar
rest OF the robbers, tour in number, bat
only the two above named were cap.
tured, Geiger had been living with
Benn0hof, aud circumstances seemed to
point to his ,eompliciiy in the robbery,
bat be has been declared innocent. Il
was proved that ,Shoppert had received
one thousand dollars a., bis share of the
booty. The principals in the robbery
are still AZ large. Very lftIIs Of the
money has been recovered. II, a.',, u.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

E0R !SALE--THE OFFICE LATE
Il IY In the occupancy Of DR.. Hall is for sale Ap-
plcation mAy be made 10 the undersgned, AZ his new
'sssi ss:SGI " d. van SssnAP's sApdias, uAllo
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06
Putnam Fire Insurance Company

q AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE
..,,t,. . IT,. DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE, ,,.
TT Is HEREBY CERTIFIED THAT
a the Putnam Fire Insurance Company located at
Hartford In the State Of Connecticut has complied in
all respects with the laws Of this State relating TO such
Insurance Companies for hecurrent year and has le
In this office sworn statement by the proper officers
showing s condition and business at the date Of such
statement, as follows:
Amount OF actual paid up Capital. 45O0OnO 90
Aggregate amount Of available Assets 6S5 06O 05
Aggregate amount of Liabilities including In NJ
Guiding reinsurance. eO0, ,727 as
Amount OF Income for the preceding year 623 74 A
Amount OF Expenditures for the preceding
year 5l2O6S 20
In itness whereof, have hcreunto subscribed my
name, and caused the seal of my office to be xed the
day and year above written.
JAS. II. GOODMAN Auditor Of State
ii. c. & j. B. ToMBEs, Agents. 3gy
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DISPATCHES from Washington graft.
fyingly say, that Gen. Grant is.strOhgly
opposed to the pending Alabama Claims
Treaty. The following is his position
nearly in his own words: :,rr ..et -
Tho treaty is unjust to the United
States because it assumes to measure in.
jury inflicted upon this country by mon
oy qvalne of ships actually destroyed,
whereas the chief damage to our COM
merce was in our, ships being driven
from the seas by Anglo-Rebel pirates.
In, addition to this, tho sympathy ex-
tended by the English Government to
the South prolonged the war at least
year, and for all lives lost, and money
expended, for this time, England is di-
rectly responsible. The treaty proposes
to settle all these things by the payment
of the paltry value Of few ships
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

WEHAVR $4,000 worth OF goods now on the.
road, including fine assrrmeRt OF Gents Furs and
Ladies' Travelling Bags Qor holiday presents) Also
the famous Alpine Hat which fs having the greatest
run of ang new style Of hat for many years
BRUCE, AMlbON &wAITR
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A Sunday Or ,'ss ago ono 9f tho Jap

"A """""v YtHHe ago ono oi inc Jap
anese stadeu.s in attendance upon the
.hOpscn academy, Massachusetts, Kudo
" n1ms, received Cbpistian4 baptism,
I'D. united, with the Con gregationol
church, This, young man "is about 2s
years Of age, and is characterized by
thoughtfulness, esrnestness, gracefulness
of manners, and unblernished charaeter
He is one Of company of Six, who,
something over two wears ago, were sent
out to this country under, the auspices
of the Japanese govorn:nent; for the pur.
pose of becoming acquainted with our
language, literature ana civilization.--
Previous to their coming hore they had
hardly heard of such a, thing as a Bible
and yet SO soony one Of them bows to
the sceptsr OF Imnlauuol He was al
ready prince in all that constitutes true
manliness, and now he has added the
! srowning grace of faith IN Jesus We
| believe this is the second Japanese who
has ever received Christian baptism, at
least in this eouutry. A few months
ago one was baptised by DR.. Tiffany
l (slethodist,) in New Bmnswick,N. j.,
and it was claimed that he was the very
first. We are told that ,Ohara, the
youngest of the Monson company, and
quite a genius in his way, having already
acquired remarkable skill in English com
position, contempIatcs, at an early day,
taking the same sten Er
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

MsrausEiAH lived before his son La. iu1
mesh WA born y197
LAMEcH lived before his son Noahwas i
born. n.........,..,.,,.,.,
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06
TELEGRAPH JOB OFFICE.
Blanks Of all Kinds, Printed and on Hand, at
..... Wholesale and Retail
C1Ot1tias0 for the Masses.

THE LARGEST and best selected stock ofcIoths
and clothing in the county, is to be found at the Cloth
ing House Of BRUCE, AMIDoN q Waltz
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

TO TEhOSE who appreciate tho best Cassimeres
we would say that have the fnest line of Harris Cas-
simercs to be found in Northern Ohio. We have also
choice styles of the Lippit Manufacturing Co. and
Globe Mills. BRUCE AMIDON a WAITE
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-02-06

WE HAVE received within the past Nv dsvs
$sOOO worth OF new goods which gives tho buyer am
pie opportunity for satisfactory selection.
BKUCk, AMIDoM q wAiTR
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.OlIkYg giaaIiLI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-16
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROP
L ERTY NEAR THE BALTIMORE AND
WASHINGTON RAILROAD

By virtue OF deed OF trust from Samuel e Orsu-
lord anh vile TO me, recoraed in Liber +. ) No
>. ore OF The land records of Prince Geot g-'s
county, will pose to public sac en- the prem
Uses, on SATURDAY, July 3lst. 1870. at 0 clock
m nj fsir; II not. the next fair day theyes:ter
that valuable property N the possesst IN OF
the said Crawford, and whereon he resides, con
tainlIg about one hundred and six acres Itis
property is most Cligibiy situated being with "a
bali mile OF Penn;s Crossing. on the b Baltimore
And Wsshing'ou Railroad, and four miles from
Washington city. IN excellent coua.y road
leading thereto. II IL improved by q conmod ou :
Frame Dwelling, erected within 8 few years past.
IN coed repair. and all Necessary outbuildipgs
The location is remarkably healthy, the land rich
ard productive. sn6 to person desiring most
pleasant country seat. OF easy access TO Washing
ton city by railroad otherwise il E-esens str 1nz
IL 'ucemenfs, and would be a safe and judcior >
inv sstment
Terms of sale One third cash: balance in a,d
Il months. with interest
y 7-d,ds G. STEPHEN, Trustee.
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10y GREEN q WILLIAMS,
II Auctfoueers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40 Southeast corner TIN and ID streets.

By virtue Of deed of trust to me, from wiIli,,n
in hs cno sc Sos M st. ons Of
tn. Land Records for the County OF fairf.x: state
81 Uni, shall sell a. s1Sis ,; THSss
SWsshinst0 DIso At n o'clock m the following
and being 10 the said COUNTY Of Fair ak, State 81
virginia sesinningtor the sane on the 'aorth SIDE
OF the Middle turnpike Road. and bounded as fol
lows. to wit;-Beginniug at q large marked rcd oak
corner OF Fish and Hsrvey; thence with line Of
nreteen poles IieJ ight links ~ to Stake on the
north siss Of Middle Turnpike Koai thsnre along
west fifty t5O5 poles twenty GU links to stake nsar
asmaIl cedar and nearly in a line with double
enty three t73l poles nine teeu links (l9j to the
place OF beginning. containing six acre, three
Also; the following described Property: Begin
ping at q marked red oak, corner Of Fish, New
east side Of the Middle Turnpies R9ai thence thence
centre of the Falls Church Road; thence along
ssid read north A. degrees east So poles q links
along SAID Great Falls Roat north 2S,, agrees,
west lo2 poles % links, to stake in the road, on
west 81 poles Is links, to the con-
tanning sixty six acres two rods three poles wi tn
Dwelling House, barn ana other out buildings, a
store and tenant house, with well OF good water
also an apple and peach orchard, with q few plum,
cherry, and apricot trees and some grape vines.
with interest from the day OF sale, secured by a
and stamps at the cost Of the purchaser. ana Ave
hundred dollars rel red to be paid i'm ned ately
with in ave days after the sale the rus ee
the right to re sell the property, at the risk aud
This property viii be sold subjsct to prior lien
of enc ,hsu.and Collars, dated December S, 1860,
with such interest 4 %sk Gs dss hsTsO1
jylOd GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auct'rs
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HE GREAT VEGETABLE
Blood Purifier.
IE L . I NJ.
COMPOUND FLUID ENTRAIT
OF TIE
IRIS VER0iCOlOR
OR BLUE FLAG

The most powerful, safe and reliable remedial
agent discovered for the healing OF mar. The
wonderful Of the Iris versicolor hither
TO unknown or unieveloped, has been brought
within the contro OF science. and Is now taking its
stand principal among he bessi ngs Of msdc d ne
As An Alternative.
il acts directy Upon the blood ausi and puri-
taihts which disease or malsrious influences have
planted there, and eradicatiug and neutraliziog
nave been taken into the system. For this reason
81 is ihfailable as remedy for scRosJLA EEtF-
H, ana VIII Ts the mo.. ,
obstinate cases Of
RHEUMATISM AND GOUT.
Ii is an upisilfng preventative aud cure for
NErraI"ia, Sex HEADACHE and NEsvor~ A.
EtTloN-. suo in
DIsEASEs OF WOMEN
II tss no equal Its action upon tine Lirsv and
hiJnSysis prompt saluta-y, q nd eHectiys ., and it
Is ih:s property which renders it one OF the safest
DICRETIC REMEDIES
known in the practice Of medicine. Its excellent
And skiIlful combination with other ingredients
TONIC QUALITIES
Of the highest order-not temporarily stimulating,
but permanently inyigors tins the digestive or.
cans; and Iends1,ins 1T most valuable curative
DYSPEPSIA ANDGENERAL DEBILITY.
By taking IBIsIN, the bl, od-wbch perme .tes
a the tissues and T. the life and nutrition there
OFFS porined, rendering the whole system per-
kEMEMsER.-This MEDICINE il No off.hoot of
gusShery. but the regular foLnuls Of distin-
city, aud so high does il stand the faver and Go
TEEN Of the Intelligent and scientific, that il ~
been adopted by phys isns m their practices, and
is daily being prescribed and recon nded by the
most eminent OF the profession throu ghout the
SIy i: 4. PRAISED and the more sstsn.i1ey Is It
used.
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DIED.

DIED.
SLETEE. On the night OF tbs 18th Instant
II Akh A yOunsesf child CT A, J. aud Marga-
ts' Hunter. aged - months.
as friends and relatives OF the family ave Ts-
sted to attend the funeral, from the resitanca
~ bls SereDts No 209 I'D street, b-twsen G and
a, 81 10 morrow, Saturday, > the Eth instant. At
q ciCck p. m
HEAVEB- On the 18th instant. HARRIET
AZ Is. daughter Of Command " A w and Lila
v Weaver sged months and u days
baltimore papers pie a. COPY
CAMPBELL On July 18th, of C1nscmption
a HAH CAROLINE. vf- Of Thomas b Camp
te,.. aged 5 years and months
GILL. On the 10Th instant, 81 Q. IN, GEO. H.,
yo11gcst Chil4 OF Henry @ Gill
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BOARDING..

t'IhsT CLASS BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
Il FRONT bOOMS, to be had on r, reasonable
terms at , Il 4 st bet. 18th and 18TH short walk
from most Of the public off ces. ly3r
ROARDING-No. 4-1 L street, Between 81 and
- Hh streets: house has been thoroughly
paired; best location ia Washib gton; elegant
rooms. gas, bath. &C. Also. TABLE BOARD.
Terms reasonable. .y6-lit~
BOARD IN THE COUNTRY-A, .spring Dale
- House, - Lincoln Village. near the raiirosd,
west of LeesburR, in n Friends family Pleasant
rooms and stablns. Address 'Springdale :" Lin
coin, Lociop county, Va. ,y6-2w-
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TEAvELISC DgESsEs.-Th- b-st materials
i5I UayeiIng dresses are those Impermeable
s'ucs that may be exposed 10 all sorts of
weather. Substantial pOngses and wash pop
ltc> c: pretty coler and stylishly made meet
All the requisites OF a travelling Costume GRAY
a q Havana brown do not show soil easily,
--d a~e :avorite cOlors al present. They ale
~'i-t TED IN leno. pOnSse. mohsIr, and the sum-
r'-s EOplIns. and made up IN variety OF ways,
e.: y ca those with The simplest trimming are
preferable. IL Is bad plan 20 put ruches or
tOuaCrs on the upper skirts of travelling dress
- they ale soon crushed ont of shape by
beng sat upon Gross cut bands, scallops.
n-sid. and fringe are the best trimmings for
bSSGOe ard upper skirts, reserying the fioun-
C-s 10 add finish below A s;yli>h yet simple
SuIt of gray pongee has an eight-incn fiounce
hCDEd with black on the lower skirt. The
upper skirt. formed Of two deep pufs banind,
Sud me short sailor Jacket are merely scallop-
d II shallow curves aud bound. Black ribbon
SSH This was intended tor travelling. but
.aaEV such suits are seen daily on the Avenue
tOoSII 2 neat ana fresh as when made early
the season
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ID L b l. l G. 8 A L K,

~ By virtue of decree Of the Circuit Court
UY0for Prince Georges county,, sitting Court
~Sof f. utty. the subscriber will expose to public
sale. on the premises, on SATURDAY. July cath.
II fair. those two Lots OF the real estate OF James
Brown. deceased. laid eff by order OF said Court.
exclusive Of the dover, and which were heretofore
offered by the Trustee.
Lot No I contains 1861 acre. of very vslu able
wood md arabic land; Lot No consists of 9i acres
OF prime meadow land. This proOerty formerly
belonged 10 the famous John law is abont IN rec
miles from Washington city. on the public road
lesding to Silver " Ill Post ON ce. in said cou ut
and is in high state ~ cultivation. The pr omi-
neDce OF several building sites, on both Of these
lots should induce investment in this real estate
Terms: One third cash on the day of sale or CT
the rAt fcation thereof BY ,le court. and the bal
ance in IL, Is. and "A mouths from the of sale
the deferred payments TO be secured by bonds OF
the purchasers, with sureties approved by the
trustee. These terms may be changed II deemed
advisable, b. authority OF said Court.
Mr James Brown, residing near Lot No. ..
will take pleasure in showing the hand 20 those
wishing TO purchase.
Sale to begin at IL O'Clock ~.
&. {. NAGRUDER. JR.. Trustee
I'VE Upper Msrito;o, Mi
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90 contract has been entered into with Mr.
Huntingdon and others 10 complete the Chesa-
pesse and Ohio railroad 10 the Ohio river
! Ee 'ltne within which the work Is TO be done
> ECt stated.
ne Detroit Post thinks that our naval
vessels, II We would have them INSPIRE terror
>l;OUid receive such names as Cholera and Vel
icV Fever. Nitro-Glycerne, Susan Il. Antho-
=. hrDa Dickinson. &c.
~New Orleans presents less than 1870 tax
-N.r CmeS.
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+ 5. MARSHAL'S SALB

DOUBLE CYLIEDER PRINTING PRESS
IN virtue of writ OF ieri faciAs Jui gme at OF
condemnation issued from the Clerks oh ce of the
supreme Court of the District of Colsmbia. aud TO
me directed. will sell at public sale, for ASA at
the National lntellisencer ofioe, on u street be
tween sth and TIN SITS, in the city of washins gu.
II a., on TUESDAY, the 20th dsy of July instant.
ut IL O'Clock a m one Double Cylinder Print q 2
Press. seized aud levied upon under heri fscias
No 5-134, as the goods aud chattels of John
Coye and Chaupcey Snow, and will be so d 10
satisfy rent due Henry Polkiuhorn.
ALRXANDRR SHARP.
Jyl0-dts q. ). Marshal ID. G.
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T INooLN DEPOT AT AUCTION.

DEfoT pTARTERMA>TER's OFE.CE,
WASHINGTON d. q JuiT 10. 1854 Z
VIII be sold, 81 public auction, on MONDAY
August 9, commencing at 10 a m nader IN, an :
peryision OF Captain u. q Thomas, N S. * the
bulldogs known "a Lincoln depot SIT. at,f be-
tp cen Eleventh and Twelfth strests EAR .,S
ana ID reefs north. CON prisiup -
Buildings 20Ox2S feet / EnRire House IRA \
i Building, l20NSo. story story
- l23x2i Storehouse. 225xSD feet
j lwsblng House, 3Syl7 ttable, .aSxl3 feet
story Tool House. S)x2, feet
l Kitchen to do ,S4Xi3, 81 Cook House, 23x2& tee,
story Green House. l2als feet
81. story
Wafer Tank and Frame, lsxIsx25 feet:7 sinks
shed. 500 feet Poaid Fence feet bfgh: "a f.et
Picket Fence, 3.a feet high " "
Also, a small lot Of Household Furniture, c ar
pets &C.
Purchasers will be allowed ten days to remove
buildings
Term, Cash on day of sale
By order Of the QuartsrmAster General
=. MCFEHkAN,
Deputy Quartermastsr general.
Jy lot Breyet Brig Gen, o. 4 A.
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LOST AND Found.


In REWARD-StrAved AWAY, on the nj Q ut Of
ON the 18th inst, q lea bitten GREY MAZE
al the stChes her left htnl foot; mouth cut
out one inch On the right hand side ~ her
mouth. The sb We reward will bs D id for her re-
tam 70 GEORGE HOFFMAN.
ITle-2t ed street, betve cen Y ana G..
'I'AKEN Up ASTRAY-On the m or aing of the
u lEh Instant. ali old WHITE cow. with black
head. The owner will please coma forward. prove
properly: pay charges, and take her away. JOHN
Ii. MILLER. Danl MoOre's Farm, near Glen
wood % metery. jyl5 ST.
4 OST-A large, red roam COW, With white
u spot in the face one strait ht and one CT poke
horn ADv one giving information of the COW, at
IELANOs, os2 II street, will lie liberal re-
waIded jyl4u
I OST-On the 18th of June ultimo two PROM
- IssORf NOTES, dated June LIST: one for 5 3l5,
drawn BY John W. Lewis. for 90 days, TO the order
OF II. N. Easby, and endorsed by him aud Hannah
Johnston Barsy aod one fer $50 drawn by 8.
Bowen. for 81 days. to the order of ii n Easily
ard endorsed by him and Hannah Johnston Bargy.
The public are Cautioned from negotiating or pur-
chasing the N liberal reward will be paii for
the return Of them t. No. So Pennsylvsnia ave
nne between 2lst and I'D streets or to the Star
Office. iy6 II
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GALE OF BUILDINGS.

GALE OF BUILDINGS
HEApQ q FiRsr MILITARY DIsT2ToT.
OEPICE CHIEF QCARrSRNASTER
,, BICHMONo. Va. June 80. 1859
- viii be sold 81 public ction. commsn cling at
~ u m. OF ERlDAY. the SJth day of July, lS5a
the wooden buildings lately occnpief nv the
Quartermaster' Department at Richmond, Va,
and " 70 al '''ee
Forage House a" at the Boo ketts,
The sale will take place on the grou uds occu oiad
by the buildings. ard further inform alton as 70
size OF the buildings and manner of ale car he
obtained on application At his Office
Terms: Cash on the day Of sale: eoosit OF ten
building Is sold
Ten days allowed for removal OF butltings
BY order OF the Quartermaster General e.
Amy y. q. CHANDLER,
Quartermaster First Military District - 81
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wi AND MISSOURI CURED
NV. BJRCHHLL,
under Ebbitt House,
iell corner 18th and streets.
PRoPosALs FOB lssyEHUE STEAM OUT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
June Is, 1859
Proposals will be received at this apartment
until L IN, WEDNESDAY,, the 2lst day OF July
next, tor the construction Of four Revenue Ste am
Cutters Of wood or iron-one propeller ana three
SPECIFIC atoms in detail will be furnished bidders
on application in person or BY letter 70 this De-
partmepf or to the Collectors Of the Customs ct
Boeton. Hew York, Philadelphie, and Baltimore.
Proposals Oh ould be sealed and addressed TO the
Secretary OF the Treasury, and endorsed on the en-
velope, proposals. for building Revenue Steam
Cutters" GEORGE b. BOUTWELL,,
je24 2awtd secretary Of the Treasury.
TTBE lORDER or MAY II. 1869, AN.
u nouncing the receivAl of Proposals. fer the Sale
Of W Aste Paper belonging 70 the Treasury De-
partmsnt, IL hereby withdraw os the pr rent
nyIst Ger. su,t. rsas~ry Buiidioss.
THs OLD sssdaaag9h 5sTgITIRP II 1ES1 OF
LiOENSED PAWNBROKE8S,
II IOUk-AND-A-HALr 0TRBET W003s
os.r, a.. near Pennsylyania avenue,
y, Msfe 61anaiss. g. any amount ana tos any ~
une cesred q reasonable rates. III
1nSLest on large sums greatly reeuooa. - "
Sesness strictly cenndoutfaI
SsSIs sought Tor Gosh snd sofa q Drfvah seses