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GOVT HAanoR woRM AT oswrgo, n. IT,
No 81 riiRI siRS.f' bsSSsssSSs: HI
Sealed proposals. IN duplicate. ior furnishing and
ss5s n:H bs I SFS ~. .si P ES.f Iu q
sIng nOTthss5ly from ,ss Lissht:hSSsS a os.ego.
Ihe u9dsr.isnea Sntil 70 clock, noon, Of the NiR
o.A saTEs Ss4Ia. s Wfss.SE Prom MATERIAL
q as much q. may BE- Icg uiIed, assorted Ia TIRE:
;%if III bG lem PIP s sp ' Eak tS sS sS ss
Did and Pa &b bGi p 70 81 81 {of PiEakyoRxEp
may Sc psqaifsa, CHS Sfs%ias fisa af Boi &
tnsg bS ISeh,9w water work''o be bid and paid
Item II yyS.S sSSs feet. or as much a. may DO
ia and S.d for Sy ,Ss cubic
Item Ill Il. ez cords us spN,e feet, or a. mueh
ana nay hc goTs 70 Be- ia and & tHrpishsa
Item Iv.-7RsmQyal Of material (soft deposits.
prsPsf1S iSandss lon areas ioT cribs 70 be bid and
Al he sBoy S' To Be YS'S Sy class.
Bids for Items O Glass: without covering all tho
s.sh y S SaP .a S %u a.s:
ssrtifed BY uniied States DIST Attorney, Col
ssiSs a. Gas.Sms; or G.asr oaesr 81 the unised
S91 @ *: fs q H. to Sc
| fixed by the undersigued, and no bond sman will
be accepted whose sufneiency j. not proven IN the
| satisfaction Of the undersigned.
| Contracts to be signed, and bonds executed at
| l. IN. , April !, lsd9.
Iron TO be All delivered, and labor commenced.
| by the LIST OF May, 1872.
Pier to be flashed by the lst Of December, 1867.
All further necessary Information may be Oh.
taiued as to Glass by personal application at this
Sa s Ssss 20 as S' d 90Ss e and 'H I'd
either By personal application or by mail for
COPY Of the specification.
Bids and guarantees must be submitted on blanks
furnished from this ONCE op application, and each
bidder must submit with the bid the names Of the
two bOndsmen he intends to use, with evidence
satisfactory to the undersiSuSd Of iheiT sg5sssney
Breyet Brigadier General. Major OF Engineers.
mhs-td
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AIUsEMENTs.

"OUR AMERICAN Cousin" was complete
success for four nights last week at Wallis
Opera House, and II will be continued on the
boards this week. Miss Keenc's pcrsonation
of Florence Trcnchard Is fine piece Of
natural acting, and Frank Mordauut as Asa
Trcnchard could hardly DO improved. We
predict another successful week for the pleas
Ing drama at Wallis.
"HUNrTY DUNPTY" has had run for
three weeks at tho National. It has been
success In respect to the houses, which night
amer night have thronged the theatre. Ac.
cording to all the indications, 1t might have
run three weeks longer, but has been with
drawn and will be succeeded by Fsk's French
Opera Troupe, including Irma, Tostec aud
many other good artists In their line. This
evening Ofienbach's comlqHe opera ia Per-
iCholo" will be produced.
CANTERBURY offers very good bill for
this week, with now points Of interests and
several features Of very attractive charac-
ter are promised. The habitues of this place
of amusement always sec scenes OF mcrri-
mcnt and fun as we'll as some things to In
struct
The new pantomlmc which Is to come OF
this week will be u feature at this place dur
ing the week.
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Baltimore, with regret, bids farewell to the
French Opera.
Rossln's /" stabat Mater" Is to be per-
formed at the Academy Of Music, Baltimore,
Tuesday night.
Janauschek opens at the Academy of Mu-
sic in Philadelphia this evening.
Rislcy's Japanese troupe is performing a
farewell engagement at the Theatre Comlquc,
Philadelphia.
"Much Ado about Nothing" has had a
successful run of six weeks at Wallack's
theatre, New York.
Brougham's new burlesque takes we'll.
q. W. Tayloure has returned from Europe
with Miss Josephine Fiddes Of the Princess
Theatre, London. He will open the new
season at the Grand Opera House on March
twcnty-ninth.
John B. Cough gives the Philadclphlnns
Circumstances, on March 29th.
The new library association at East Cum
mlngton, Mass, Is soon to have Its first In
stalmcnt Of seycnty-flve volumes.
The students OF Lawrence University, Wis.
cOnsln, are giving theatrical exhibitions In
aid of the Episcopal church at Appleton.
The seventeenth annual commencement
exercises of THO Woman's Medical College Of
Pennsylvania where held In Philadelphia on
Wednesday.
The faculty Of Knox College, Illinois, have
been discussing the propricty Of allowing the
students to play billiards.
The commencement exercises of the Har
ward Medical College were held on wedncs
day, and the medical degree was conferred
on the graduating class OF ninety-elght.
Maretzek has reproduced Gle Prophetic,
for the delight of New York opera goers.
The Hanlans are In Charleston, South Car
ollna.
The Richings English opera troupe was at
Booths theatre, Boston, last week.
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The London RegieT, In an article on this
topic of interest In theatrical circles, says;
Managers make profound blunder who
suppose that the more the person Of ballet
girl Is revealed, the more attractive she be-
comes. As rule, ballet girls are not beauti-
full; but for their artistic dresses and group
ings, would be remarkable poor show. As
poses pldstiq,tcS they would be failures. That
the mere liquidation ola lot ofcoarse women
should be attractive may be n disastrous de-
ductlon from the obvious pleasure which, at
present, theatrical audiences exhibit over the
exhibition of plcturcsqucly curtailed bur-
lcsque costumes.
The Lord Chamberlain warning Is really
appropriate and timely; for II may cause
some managers TO avoid this false conclusion.
The majority Of the people who constitute
theatrical audiences llketo sec girls In "boy's
parts" especially In burlesque; they arc fond
of looking at good legs and green satin boots;
they think more Of the figures aud faces OF
the actresses than Of the authors puns-an
cXcusablc preference; and they rather deprc-
cate, but decidedly enjoy, the appearance OF
smart, and pretty, and lively girl, who, with
the concurrence of the manager, chooses to
play GHIy,aede In the costume of GdHynietie.
II may be all very wrong, certainly but 1t
Is not wholly the fault of the managers and
the actresses. The former, however, would
do well to remember that the public does
occasionally wake upto sense Of propriety,
and, when It docs, 1t Is apt to seize upon the
nearest scapegoats for the cxplation of Its
crimes. The public loves pretty and semi
nude burlcsque actresses; 1t does not love
ugly and scml-nudc ballet glrlsi and the cx-
Ccssivc appearance of the latter may pave the
way for the abolition of the former. 1t Is
low level upon which to put the question
and, indeed, VIC have said nothing whatever
rs to the origin and tendency of this popular
taste-but ii Is upon this level that the ques-
ton as to the clothing Of stage performers
will ultimately be settled between managers
and the public,
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.

HDRs. MLLlrAkI NV. o. rHE MIssouRLl
OPPck CHIEF QUARrHRMAsrrE, }
ST. Louis, hIssoURI. March 4. isJ
Sealed proposals Will be received at this Office,
until IL o'clock m, SATURDAY, the 10Th day OF
March, 1862, for the delivery at ST. Louis, Mis-.
souri, Chicago. lllinolsi OmAhs, Nebraska Coun-
ell Bluds, Iowa, aud Sioux City, lows, Of
8,aB bushels Corn,
4g.H2 bushels Oats
aud for the delivery at the above place, aud at 81.
Paul, Minnesota, OF
AIRS bushels Corn,
7,4l3 bushels Oats.
Deliveries all to be made at such times the
Government may require before May ~, lStD.
Corn to be double: sacked. and In good. new re.
to be double sacked, In new buraps, OF about uui
bushels EACH and subject to weight and inspection
at the place OF delivery.
BIDS 10 be made ia duplicate, subject to the usual
conditions, which will be made known on applica
ton to this office. the offices Of the QuaTterna
iers Department at st. Louis, Chicago. Omaha,
and St. Paul, where blank forms may be obtained,
A guaran tee, signed by at least two responsible
PERSONS that II the contract for the above supplies
Is awarded to the person proposing II Will be
promptly entered into and fulfilled, must accom-.
pAny each proposal. 49,,
Proposals should be endorsed 'PToposals for For
age J. H. DONALDhoN,.
Assistant Quarteunastsr General, U, ). A,
Chief Quartermaster Military Division Of the Ms.
souri,. NH ll-td
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,pHE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY ,l7th May .ls6s, three daily
trains will be run between Baltimore and Wheel.
ing aud pArkersburg, As follows:
Bsitln Him gH dHtfy tS Ss S saadSy| 4 ~ NJ
FASs EiS NJ TRxP iss FRiiN viii leave Gay
TcSI Il BsSiTs and PsrisTbars for al points
WINCHESTER AGCoMMoDATIoN TRAIN
day. Leaves Winchester Tor Baltimore daily
(SundAys excepted) at 900 a. IN. Connecting a!
Frederick Junction with train for FREDERICK and
The ELLICOTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Baln.
R RSTs s aHS RcdI. M il 10
a m and 9I FoR fHi&aGkRsrowY,
pectipE at HsGsTstcwH Junction with Was6ington
County Railroad, arriving at HageTstown AZ 2:to
and 9;0 p, IN. Returning Leave HageIst0wn Al
$40 aud II a. m arriving In Baltimore al iO;o a.
"i' anu FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore ats 70 q, N aud i:lO D. n; az
ing lraye Winchester at 6and lO;Sa a, IN. arriving
In Baltimore = fd }G:S %SlshiSSSSff5tSSpi ' m
and T FRS | %S&issfhiiSSfoS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at I and a, m, and 1890, O.
49, rand $50 + FOR Il ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7;O5 a, IN. and AS p. N,
leave was6iRRS SH. A. ., n and t'S p; m
i'"'H' 's"'0 NA SUNDAY TRAINS. AAN o." y m
Leave Baltimore Tor Washing lon at $50 and .
n na4 IA !, s aPa soI q Leave w''A'Hs'o'
Sc, apply 10 j. r. EN3LAED. Agent. GAmdSr
''"''''' - ~ Wv ' JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
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Aatiuual Aepnblifau.

q ~ CORES or THE "NATroNAL REpuBLr.
CAN" can be obtained every morning at tho
following places
BisuoP's NEWS STAND, willards' Hotel.
CocHnAr's News STAND, metropolitan Hotel.
wtrEBERoEn's Ngws STAND, Ebbitt House.
kinDALL's News STAND, seatoa House.
wtLkiSs' News STAND, St. James Hotel
PARRER's BOOK AND PsniopickL Dsror,
No. tss Seventh street, opposite tho Post
once.
w.D. b. MAJOR, at Gilberts Dining Saloon,
337 T street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
JoHr O. BuRoEn, No. ais = street, between
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
JONI A. BurLgR, statloner, as = near ThIr.
teenth.
BunKE's News STAND, Kirkwood House.
CHARLES II. AsDERsoN, StatIoner, ~ Sew.
ehth street, between and @ streets.
s. q. s. Barbour, Stationed, SIS Seventh
street, between II and streets.
JOHN A. VAN DoRAS, Stationer, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hill.
WILLIAM BARTLErT, StatIoner, No. 80 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
S. q. MILLS, Stationcr, II street north, two
doors east OF Third street west.
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE STORES,


U. S. ORDSAScE AGENcr,l
csfi HSsSSk 81 b |.
sGs ddss pSns sRfSRHbSf 'i5S,Sd
u m, for PURCHASING 10 Quantities the following
s sRs S % StSf sS. hand at the
Cartridges for Spencer Carbine' ealiberi u and %.
Cartridge Tor Bsllard's carbino; CALDER, % aud
Garifidsss foT Henry carLIae ;calbor, % AID %,
CSf!fidsss fST Remington Carbino' CALDER. n.
cSTtridsss Tor warner Carbiue; CALDER, u.
CartfiSses fJr sharp's Carbinei Caliber, 81,
Cartridges for Stars Carb ne ;CAliber, 81, linen.
United States Musket Cartridges, L. ball ;CAlber,
Tilted States Musket Cartridges E ball CALDER,
%kfSs au.ket Cartridges, E. BALI CALDER, - and
bSaited States Musket Cartridges, ROuad iCaItbcr,
Obnited States MusEet Cartridges, buck, aud bali,
cadli6eT. g, PsPssI; Al
Colts Pistol Cartridge CalibsT, VI
Smith Carbine Cartridges rubber and metal
Burnside's Carblne Cartridges metal CALDER
''rsro.t and HOtehkss PrOIce'Iles fOrnll caI'ber'
Round Shot, Shell, Canister and spherical Case
Also, dXed Ammunition for the same.
Musket Percussion Caps from broken up anlhu'
milton; n-...,,,,,, rs.o,,,s. thu ,,.h, l.,
The uTdnAnce department iyeulNVn 1uO ,,lHht "
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory. Prior u
| the acceptance OF any bid II Will have to be Ap'
! proved by the War Department,
Terms ca sh ten per cent on the day OF sale aud
| the remainder when the pTopsTty Is delivered.
Twenty days will be allowed for the removal
bidder. will state explicitly the point
where they Will accept stores. DeIlNrtIC-
only be made at the ATsenals.
Samples eau be seen at this Office, OF At Auy
Proposals VIII be addressed to W. hhl", ~ ne
aud indorsed ''Proposals for purchasing ''uu"u'o
For further Information Amply to !hG rqHHItsspSTSned
febls.td Brsvst Col U.s.A., MAJ. Ordnance
PROPOSALS FOR STAKES.
CuIEF QrARTERMAhTER'E OFFlrE, I
ATLANTA, GA, Feb, 49, 1862
until Igm March Is, 1850, at which time they vii
10 opeued for Supnl{in the National Cemetery,a
800 STAKES,
d four az feet long, two ca inches thick and ave
inches wide, plAned on each side, pointed at OF
end and rounded AZ the other, and to have three
Serea u and ietterea In black IN scSoadaGee wi
lists which will be furnished by the officer in char
The usual requirements for bids, sc. will be e'
| acted , It.,
Delivery to commence within thirty CH ~
after the contract is awarded, aud tue Mmy,II r,a
delivered within ninety CaNl days from "''' w
tract. " ,.prtps-als f.
| Tor stakes, aud addressed Ia X sANTON,
pr.y prIv urn,, ,rcl a " p""rumgGnit sl 4, y
SOUTH
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Wants.

WANTED, BY AN AMERICAN WIDOW,
w twhltc) situation as HOusekeeper. Seam .
stress or dressing maid In some wealthy family
Has no objections to travelling. None need 10
answer unless willing to pay high wages. Address
REBECCA, post Office. one week. mhl36t
WANTED, cash PAID FOR CID HOOKS
w Pamphlets, Documents. &c, by W. T.
NIMM9. Book. statloeeIy, NevspapeI and PERI
odieal Depot and Circulating Library, No. O. Loui.
siana avenue, under seaton House mhs In
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HEADg'Es Dist. ISDIAS TERRIroRT, oFFIoEJ
Gn!Ef GSMSLs,t1RS " , sGBsI 81 ISS.
aled pr TT in duplicate. viii be received
r. o aa t9s s5eE fo MS StGG'i
ls,p, Tor the delivery Of Subsistence Stores ~
OAi.iTTfto;Rr GIBSON, CHEROKEE NATION, l, T.
co. 9 pounds q Flour
500 pounds OF Salt
900 gallons 81 Vinegar.
40 barrels Of Pork
And Corn Meal in such quantities as may be re-
The FLOUR to be equal in quality TO the best
XXX brand Of the St Louis market, and put W
9s follow l25.no pounds TO be put up in barrels
full head lined. aud iB,Ou0 pounds to be put up in
dmbT s.cck:S Of gum lacking and cotton shestine
sAcSN 3 PS al IN srss. and rg up
T.Gv pounds in gunny sacks Of about Us pounds
The SALT to be Of good quality, and put ur a.
follows 1000 pounds IN barrels, aud b."
pounds In double sacks Of Eunny sacktng and cot
T6S viyfdAR to be q bes, quality and made , q
whisky % aii seHS'S asf d t9 Esd o. ri Gaaty, SO
earsly ho9Psd and Zoo sa%Gs !? s al pa eaeh
f ss sssE e Ss sS' qualify StI
four Iron sqd 81 E6t hickory hoops on SSS1, m,
fES CoE$ MEAL to ES IF b Se ssSSS Gaiy; and Pa!
GniTei. The person o. persons TO whom any award
ness To- cOmnence the delivery of stores on the th
# E Ssd TO the r., isTs q "a, s@S u
December. is69, at which time the whole inount Of
the article or articles contracted for must be sup
samples Of articles Except meat.l must accom-
pany the proposals., In boxes " bolr'' anu not IN
paper parcels. ,m
/ Each bid must be acCnmpa utvl by good and sun
. Client guarantee from two or more persons NWhost
. loyalty and solvsney Is certified by CLERK OF Y
court OF record setting forth thAt they VIII, 10 Tue
event Of its acceptance, give ample bonds aud Sc
! CuTity for the faithful performance OF the same,
| The name aud place VI residence OF each bIddt'
and surety must be given, ,t.n q
No proposal will be entertained uuless snhsIi1t
torily represented that does mot fulIy eo"i"' W."
The terms vi this advertisement. 90. any tTt Of
Proposals. may be for the Whole "' '''
the stores required, ,.r tlI, advertisement
rtit r. mad subtaCt H. the hpP'W's u -, - A
" pnsr.'i n Subsistence, l. ., LAY anu
mlesaIS poue.aat,ySsd 10 reject any OF All pluh'
'he r's tr delivered will be snpIee''o rg'u IN
} speeton b.. upon the contracts awarded will be
fRymmSSnnthly in current funds, or as soon as me
mauV NJ ali have been received. , t.
jsTs are invited to be present at the 9penln
,CpTnposais, which will take place on the dhy and
Tonr above specified Blanks for pl2p3hsaqIs' s Ahu
bonds will be furnished on application hhIs omee
Proposals must he plainly lldoIsed X top Ts1
for Subsistence Stores, aud hddISsseH " my T SiS
Commissary OF subsistsnee' pis''ls' lha'An ie''
tory, Port Gibson, 4, y. a. II II a.t....,
by 5rier oi BreTe' MAJOR gen ssnhhKSwlSSTn'IIn
, uyt. Lieut. C,l. rud A, q Nj, U, 5 A G =
b. lul F"ni'Ty i''' 'N
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plPARLaESI OF DAKOTA.l

OFFICE CHEZ QCARTERNAsTER,
ST. PAUL, MrSE, February 10. 1850.
Proposals In the usual form, with the customary
conditions, are invited to be received at this once
and at the QuArteTmAster's office at the headquAr-
tiers Of the district OF Montana, until March 80 1902
at "a m 70 .YVPly Fort shaw the coming season
lnlike manner to supply Camp Cook with DO tons
Of Hay and !, 400 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply In like manner Fort Ellis with 10
tons Of Hay and ], 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the District
Quarterrnaster's ofioe, Fort Stevenson, D. T. and
atths otice, same date aud conditions as above to
supply Fort Buford with 400 tons Of Hay and 5000
tons Of Hay, 80 cords Of Wood, and 800, 900 feet
Of Lumber In Logs, to square eight inches at the
smallest end, and to be from eighteen to thirty feet
long
Al the same time and in the same manner propo-
trist euarrlerna n once f2Tt suily, D. 70
Of Wood to supply Fort sully SO or less tons OF
Hay and Loo cords OF Wood; TO supply at Fort
Randall l25 or less tons Of Hay and 300 eorls Of
Wood.
II is to be Understood that these amounts may he
diminished II the hay wood be not all required:
that the hay IL to be cut when green and properly
cured-to be free from weeds and ssdges or swamp
grass; all cut and cured by September Is. deliyera-
Bile by weight.
The wood to be sound. msrehantable wood, to
be delivered by January IS. 1870, unless Otherwise
Posts. q, b. HOLABIRD,
febg3-td Deputy q. N, Gen, u, s. A,
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fEGsfkhTIdSs f THs
Port OF THE COMMISSIONER OF PAT.


WAAHlNuTON, req. IL, leoe.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until March is. 1899. at 10 O'Clock, for furnishing
o. PstsaIs eT rs y ssS fs viii he
sni on each or for oiEsTWiso fa %f
Ing the illustrations for that report
contractor. W. no must arrange them into pages In
numerical oTdsr. as nearly "a A. Is sSnsis;en with
lvered at This ONCE free OF cost for transportation
and subject g the approval or rejection Of the Con-
The Joint Committee Of Congress on Public
h. ISa for he Patent oce Repcfts %
1871. ~ accordance with the standard heretofore
expeass Sf Ibis branch Of he pubic ptiRtas
and also fgr furnishing the Illustration BY en-.
made S4 The owes: and hes.
bidder for the interest of the Government, due re-
s sfS e oss JHs on pn
ipE, who reserve tho right to reject any or all Of
P+ 9dssr dr Rsi1 .r0 ST sR .ss c.SD
apmbsr 70 form page, and must accompany theiT
bids with sPeeimsn Of their work. VIII 4 sMs,a
that bidder, and that he possesses the necessary
tseliHss for ~ pf9%I. and pT9psI execution Of
plate pages, one OK those pages must be Furnished
hat y may be subjected TO practical tests,
the %S he
more than hgure Ia required to illustrate an Ia
wss nam6SF asrs: VIII BE- Estimated 1 ua
raid for as q single illustration.
No proposal will be considered unless aecOmpa-
MED by 4 bond With security. TO the approval OF
United States Judge or District Attorney, in the
penalty Of 800 that the bidder or Bidders II
his or their proposal shall be accepted, will exc
cute the work In accordance with the proposal
The number Of illustrations will be about the
same as In the last Published volume.
Any further Information that may be required
will be furnished upon application to this office or
to the Commissioner Of Patents.
Blank forms will be furnished upon application
to the undersigned. and no proposal will be con-
sidered which does not conform precisely there
with.
Proposal will DO addressed u 1.-THE Joint Co m
mitteo on PTinting - shingtou, D. O., care u
Lanin, House Of Representative, or the under.
sigPsd SGd md ssndQksSd on the envelope "Propos"lS
JOHN o. Degrees,
rrnsras.inn1i print,r
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Agriculture.
SEEDS! AGRICULTURE!
II Il MOvAL

seel Store removed to X street, near Nineteenth.
opposite the Market.
Seeds Of ,every dsseTlPtiSo; clean, fresh and
vines, roses, bird seed, lawn grass seed. Red,
white, yellow and lneerne clover. Rhubarb and
trees. Hoes, rakas. &c. Opportunity offered for
every family to secure good and reliable seed.
Martha" grape vines. / am prepared TO supply
this hardy, prod valuable and popular grape
sinSly' Or bY ne dozen or hundred; ! have con,
china, lamps and crock cry, which will be sold Al
low PRICES Daily sales Of roses after the "a q
for mutual satisfaction, A few bushels Of the su'
perOT new early Rose potato, also early Goodrich.
A. p. NORRIS, JR.,
febs.wlS X st. near hinteteenth. Seed Store.
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To all the creditors Of s. II. swEErLAED, who
have proved their Glaimsi
You are hereby notified to appear before the bu-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia. sitting IN
n'cIOck, a. in, at the City Hall, Washington city,
to show cause why discharge from all his debts
also notified that the % and Sd meetinEs, Of said
RAnkrupt's creditors will be hold before the
Register al the same time and place
DAVID g. COOLING,
rs, Marshal I'D c., AZ Messenger.
rest RI NJ ElUs, Clerk lel7G2
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OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
TRBAsURY BuILDINds, y
WAsHIsuTOH, February q, 1850.
PTopusAls will be received for the supply aud de-
livery to the Treasury Department Of Ice, for one
wear from the 18th Of March next The Ice to be Of
he hast quality Kennebec, or ice equal in qualify,
clear and free from snow aud dirt, y go pounds to
the ton, and to be delivered In such quantiues and
nj such times and places as may be required.
Bids will be received until II o'clock m on the
10Th Of March, addressed 70 the General sppeIln-
posais for Ice, :" under cover TO the Secretary Of
The Treasury, and to be considered binding for aye
DAYS after that day, the Department reserying the
right to reject all or any portion OF tho bids re-
Ceiyed,
factory evidence can DO given Of the ability OF the
'"''''' GEORGE D. MCCARTBE,
mhl.lOt General supt. TreAsury BnlldLnGF