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Evening star., 1869-07-13

SALHs OF RIAL EsrArE-J. r. Arrisou,
real estate aGsntA has sold lots I, 2, g. T. S, g. a
2, D 10, 13 Ii u ie, q, a. IS and Is in square
LII, at so each; also 3, lots in square l,vsS at
$50 each; also, 2 lots on I1th street east, near
on North Carolina avenue, between 10th and
1lta STREETS east, near Pennsylvania avenue,
al 81 600; also. lot on south B and 7th street
east, at $40. also. lot on Sd street east, near
north @ street, at $50.
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DKATH OF MAJOR BALBACH.-Un Sunday
last, MAJOR Balbach. well known citizen O.;
the District, for many years employed in the
U. s. Coast Survey, died at his residence on
Massachusetts, avenue, after an illness of some
months. Major b. was native OF Prussia
aid for a long time was an officer of the army
OF that country, and subsequently to settling
In this country obtained a position in the Coast
Survey. He being a soldier by profession at
German rifles, which corps was accepted for
the three months campaign; but in conse.
Quence OF a severe attack OF illness Major
was but short time with his command, and
his health was so much impaired that he was
prevented from taking an active part in the
field as he had intended. His funeral will
take place this afternoon, and will be attended
by many OF the officers and men OF the old srh
battalion Of District volunteers.
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MoRB FINE OATs.-This morning very
superior specimens OF "Excelsior'' and
.sShonou" oats were deposited at the Agricul-
tural Department The Excelsiofs measured
inches, and the Shonons i've feet four inches
In height, head thITtoon inches. One grain of
the Arst named yielded tan stalks, In medium
land. enriched with guaho and bone dust IN
equal parts oftwo hundred pounds to the acre,
The crop having been s0wn on the 9th Of April,
1859 These oais were raised By Mr. Jonathan
Lewis, on the farm Of Mr.. Thomas Biagden
on the FouItesntA street road.
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10. $50 SEVENTH STREET,
BETWEEN d AND STREETS,
edoors above Odd Fellow Hall,
EMBRACING NOVELTIES IN
PAP1RKAEGINGe, WINDOW SHADES, PIO-
TUBE FRAMES, PICTURE CORD AAD rAs-
Sells, PAINTINGS, ENoRAvINGs, OHBo
A0e, PICTURE NAILS, RINGS, &c.
Please remember name and number.
TERMS CASH, spy.-m
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VALUABLE WOOD YARD AND coaI,
WHaBt FOB RENT-rhe subscriler viii
formerly occupied b. Messrs Wrtsh ID POE siIn
aied on the south side OF Water street in George
town. between II Bieh aud PotOmsc streets.
Apply Go RIP JACKSON
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MUsICi MUSIC MUSIC II!

The WASHINGTON GeRMANIA BAND, tcit-
tzensl under the directorship Of Professors -
Wk6ER and SHREDDER, being now thor
ouehly organised and uniformed. fs repared
TO furnish the best Of Brass and string Music 90 an
paraoee pic mics, excursions and other enter tain
ments during the coming erers its services
70 the notice Of the citizens of the Dist guaran
teeing their patrons good music, prompt atteetion
residense S69 1th street east; or A. SHROEDHR
@h street east; at Metzerott's Music Store: or
Coyle = Towers Bookstore, 314 Pa. av., bet geen
9th and 10th streets. sp 81
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DRf GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
To diminish stock we are selling ct lor Bride
street, Georgetown. Lawns, Org sndi-s, orepa-
elnee, Percals, Pfgues, Alpscas, aud all kinds OF
Black Grenadines, IS and 81; Black Alpacas, Is TO
~; Blsek Silks, at 81 50 % s. very cheap; Sun
vests Caliooes, fast colere. 10 aud l2a: Deafness
u and 20 cents just received one case mere same
KIND Biesched Muslin yard wide have been
selling At la cents.
Jsn I'm BENJAMIN MILLER
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ton Attorney for special services, and fixing
his salary at $4,000 per annum; passed. Coun-
pay expenses Of the last registration, and other
election expenses, Was passed. Mr.. knight, of
the Seventh Ward, was relieved from serving
nIrS,,nn ON .re comm'ee appointed 70 examine into
for the Improvement Of the city, and Mr.. A.
y. Clarke was appointed in his place. Mr.
Morsell was also relieved from serving on the
lutions introduced 6y Mr.. slater at the previ.
Gus session respecting the loyalty OF certain
p,'pp'er,; !H a., +. &c: MT. CHs:s c va: Appointed
Me.srs. Cl.rSs, XccaihTsa. ' and 'PSS'n'ss Dawn
special committee In references TO the house Of
correction, &c. A number Of bills from the
at i:io O'Clock the Board sdjoaTSed. d' "A'
CoNnoN CoUMcIL.-Prssidsat Williams in
me cnalr, ana all me members present except
A meseaee was received from the Mavor In
relation to his message, (sse Aidermsn's pro.
ceedings.) Also, Q commanication from the
Surveyor in answer to resolution, stating
ihat No would not recommend any change
OF grade for pavement ON the south side Of
Virginia avenue, from ith street east to New
Jersey avenue. Also, report Of the In ntendant {
Of the Asylum for the months OF May and
The following were introduced: By Mr..
Taylor-Resolution asking for q re-survey of
18th street north, from > TO T street north, ana
street, from l6th to 20th, and report whether
the present grade is The proper one; adopted
Bill for footways on both sides Of aIst street,
rom Pennsylvania avenue to o streetS passed.
Bill with petition for pavement on east side OF
2ist street. from 81 70 street,; referred. Com.
munIcation OF o. Hines In relation 20 the canal:
referred. By Mr. Pardon -Petition for grad /.
ing 23d street, from @ street north to the
canal; referred. By Mr.. Hall-Bin provid-
ing for the construction Of q bridge over
the east side Of 9Th street west; baIl
for the protection OF birds within the Cor.
poratIon limits; bill to refund sewer tax to
the Fifth PTesby terian Church; referred. Res
olufion for the appointment: of a committee Of
three to revise the rules adopted. BY Mr.
Beall-BiiI, with petition, to pave alley IA
squsre 315: 20 pave footway on south side OF L
street north, from Isl street ~ New Jersey
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that the tax for the sinking fund is reduced
from twenty to twelve cents on each hundred
dollars worth Of taxable property, and the
TAX for the police fund is reduced from fifteen
TO thirteen cents on each hundred dollars, the
aggregate OF taxation being thus red uced from
one dollar and nifty cents to one dollar and
forty cents on the hundred dollars; and except
also that, instead OF an abatement for sariy
payments, an addition Of two and half Der
cent Per month on all taxes due after q given
date Is imposed a. penalty for tardInsss
The reason for these changes in the details is
that, In consequence Of the increase In the
vaaaation OF property under the recsnt ave-
Of taxation fer the sinking fund and for the
police fund is estimated 70 be suficient to
yisld the amoent required for those special
that persons who through inadvsrtsnce forfeit
the eensnf OF . discount. afe seldom disposed
TO Dake any payments until compelled 70 do
80 ey ths appreaer sion Of Other penalties.
increase the valuation OF the taxable property
in the city Of Washington, - compared with
The assessment Of 1854. from forty-nv million
10 tie assessment too hsoA: The property is
not assessed above its value, but at only three
fourths Of its value, a. indicated BY the sales
n a: Of Dc:
and resuictions. and from other influences.
Ample opportu nifty has been gwen for crit.
cisine and correcting the WORK Of the a..
SCISSORS; but the Instances have beon exceed-
ineiy few In which dissatsfaction has been
exprsaed.
IstAe rsfe ef tdzatiON too hish One dollar and
forty cents on each hundred dollars is less than
- paid BY the people Of ary other city OF lire
population or area, Of which we have any
Enowledge.
Is nS ,otai amount Of tares too area. far oxr
psgposes or our needs Whence the debt OF more
han six hundred thousand dollars. bes ides the
funded debt of q million and q halt left a =
burden upon the eify by those VINO have lexls.
lated for 10 and administered It's affairs for
many years prior 20 the accession OF The Re-.
publican party 70 power.
Ba: there are reasons Of the pimos: gravity
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PROPOSALS ron SUPPLIES.
oFHtoE CHIEr O. n, FIRsr DisTRioT,
DEPARTMENT OF rHE EAST,
,oRsER or Horsros AID 0REErE arREETs

OFFICE CHIEp O. n, PIRsr DtsrnIor,1
DEPARTMENT or THs EAsT,
CoRsER oY Housros AsD 0REEsE srRHETs,
Nkw YoRK CRY, June rs, isp
Sealed propossl,, In duplicate, with 4 cory Of
this advertisement attached to each, arc Invited
and will be received al this odieo nil clock D
m. July o. 1892, for supplyinF the Quartsrmas.
ter's Department OF this District with nineteen
hundred and nInety zone cords Of meTehaptsbie
Hard Wood us eu6Io feet, and seven thoneand
and thirty tons IA 80 pound est qna-
ity Anthracite Goal. esg, stove and nut sIls. 10
be delivered at tueh tines, al The places, herein.
after named, As mar be required prior 10 October
81 lhtp, as follows:
Port Columbus, N. Y. harb3r 80 tons 81. v. and
!, 80 tons Egg Coal
Fort Wood, n. Y. hsrbor, lG7 ton. Egg Coal
Fort uAmiltop. N. Y. hArbor, x7I cords Wood,
sI ton. Stove, and $50 tons EGg Coal.
Fort Wadsworth, N. Y. hsrbor, n tons Nut, III
tons Stove and as tons EgG Coal.
Fort Schuyler, N, Y. hArbor, 6s tons Bgf Coal
Willets Point, 1S2 cords Wood, IN tons Stove,
$50 tons Egg. and 90 tons Nut Coal. ''''''
David Island, Isl tons EEg Coal.
Port Adams, X. l., 2B cords Wood, aud tal tons
Egg Coal.
Nut Coal.
West Point, N. Y. 81 cords Wood, and 90 ton.
Paitsburgh Barracks, N, Y, $50 cords Wood.
and 29 tons Egg Coal,
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD AND COAL.
orrI3 CHtET ouARrERxAsrER,
ftRsr DisrRlCr DtPARrnESr or rHE EAsT,
CoRsER Housros AND 0REssE Sra.

PIRsr DIsrnIcr DhAHInrsI OF rHE EIsr,
.OA NV f fCss G,I Hsn J SSss y isS
Sealed pIopo,sl,. IN duplicate, with copy Of
aud rs iI III. S q s';S osio:s
ySy ~ is2 fO ,h i,arByns the
Hard Wood llss eaIls f.st.5 and seven thousand
Be- delivered al such lime. Il The place. hsrsias
KY eiI named may DO required prior to October 81.
" f:;rt csiunsa:. N. Y. H.-go ton. Stove and l..
Ell MKs sS,ss Hl To-; E ssfd coe Wood s.,
" Pos s'H %a asS ton k Ca. ton. Nut IL,
To-: sts :Su sfs ~ X. Sss lon. r.. Coal
sIS,i ~ MI Goa.
Pert Adams, r. I.-2s5 cords Wood, %, tons Egg
FGrt Trumbuil, CO tons Egg and % ton. Nut
IVES. Point. n. Y.-2sl cord. Wood and 30 ton,
Iss5sSurrs Barracks N. Y.-isc cord. Wood
,wster!own Arsenal. Mass.-oI cords Wood and
5Ss:s ss9ss ss;a. go cords
wFS sS, f PpS a 'SE' kFs G sS.d, wooa
LLSIt sullivan, Ne. 80 cords Wood.
PROVIDED for Gcsspon At ssss p sssd "a q
The Acting Assistant QuarermAster at the place 81
delivery.
Bidders must state separately the price at which
they will deliv the wood aud coat called for, II
| each VI the above named places.
Each bid must DO accompanied By q guarantees.
signed by two responsible persons that In case the
bid Is accepted and eontrae! entered into they will
become security, In sum equal to ons-fouTth OF
the amount Of the contract, for the faithful perfor.
| nance Of the same.
| No bid will be entertained that Is not made in
accordance with this advertisement
Ths S 9Svsrnnsnt reserve. the Iigh to reject any
paTtment or to accept such portion Of any bid not
lcss than for one post, that may be deemed Of al.
| vantage to the public interest
| Bids may be made, aud will be entertained, for
delivering the coal and wood at any more Of
| the places named herein.
Bidders have the privilege Of being pre-eut nj
the opening OF the bids,
Proposals paS be addressed 4? the uuder.ig aed,
aud Endorsed "Proposals for Wood or Coal, " As
the case may be- TO whom application should be
made for additional particulars. ~
BY order OF Brevet Major General Rufus Ip salls
Assistant auartermastsr General, d, g. A. and
| CIief auartermaster Deps5tment q thu Es.t.
BTcvet Major aud A. O NJ, U. :. A., Chief Quar-.
teEm,ster First District. Department Of the Hast.
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PROPOSALS YOR FRESH BErF.

No. 81 3. sHARr srRHgr.l
baltimore. Nh jane 50, Istn I
sSaled proposals, In duplicste. will be receives
~ tnn ON ~ until II m. on WEDNBsDAY, Jnly
~, lsp, for furnishing 10 Recruiting Party and
E ks X. Y. S'ss s,s,s' Any A gsli,nors
months commencing August !. iscs, or such loss
lime ,hs the Commisssry GENERAL Of subsistsnee
The Beef 1. 10 be Of a GOOD and martet.,,.
quality. with equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarter meat tneeks, shsnks, aud kidney iailow
s The ssess efthe cattle slaughtered uud., mi.
icipt, and the brealt trimmed down. The sSanss
Of fore quarters shall be cut OF from three 70 four
inches ABOVE the knee joint aud OF the hind quar-.
ters from six to eight Inches above the gambiei or
= gsissss. h.y,ss ,.il, insny 2! u. city mar.
stalls on such days as those markets are open,
.peeifyinr the maINet' the days q the week, and
one days order for Beef will cover one whole
quarter Of the same, aud most Of tho orders will
probably be for small amounts NJ time, such or
ders 70 be Allied by successive cuts from the quar-
ters Of the beef as mentioned In Par = Of this ad
yertisement, OF By beef Of equal quality TO the
8. Bidders are requested to be present TO respond
% ther BIDS AID be prepared to give bonds for the
posais for Fresh Beet, !" and addressed 10 the a
dersigued, who reservesths risht 10 reject any OF
all BIDS not TO the Interest Of the United States.
Condition. 'cauiremsn!gsl Psypsn,,i AZ. as
ie5S.id Brev. Brig Con. and q. s.. u. s. a.
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The Wood Ia 10 be delivered on the wharyos Of
the respective posts, aud the Coal In the yards or
places provided for Its reception at each most aud
" fIf according IL the weight AZ cert hrl 10 by
tNrhc w asisltuI quarc.Ipa.itrA li,u place u
Vat STiy,
.iIJCTs must state separately the price at which
they viii liver thl w, ald CuAI called for, at
zach Q, the abhNe named places.
fACh hid mas he accompanied by guarantee,
,isnd ny tw" IsspOnsble persons, that In case the
BIZ u accept, aud a contract entered into. they
will be me security In = sum equal to one fourth
81 the amonnt u the contract for the faithful per-
f0rmane, OF the same.
No bid will be entertained that Is not made In Ge-
eOTdAnee with this advertisement,
The Government reserves the right to reject any
all bids regarded AS dNan AKeous to the de.
pAttment or to accept such portion OF any bid. not
less than for post, that may 10 deemed OF ad
vantage to the public interest.
Bids may be made and will be entertained for de-
livsring the Coal and Wood at any one or more Of
the p aces named herein.
opening u the bids.
Proposals must be addressed to the u dersIgncd
aud indorsed Proposals for Wood or Coal, ~ las
the case may be, 10 whom application should be
made for additional particulars
BY order OF Breyet Major General Rufus Ingalls,,
Assistant .QuartermAster General, United States
army, and Chief QuATtermAsler Department Of the
EAsL uBNRS O. HODGES,
Breyet Lieutenant Colonel and QusrteTmAstrL pni:
ted States army, Chief QuAricrnAster Third
QuATtcTmastCT's District. jy2-td
/ pInpp RON TINS
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pRoP osALsY CABLE.


OYHIoE CHIER QUARrERaAsTER,
RlcqsosP, VA. Jqne p, lsp,
until u N. Of SATURDAY, July -, ist6. for the
pur9hasGG, fI.Ia tbs pGiisd stale. ~ Ihs
between Newport News aud sewell's Point, Wiz
ginia, laid BY the Government in lsS' being about
nNe CO.. miles long, imore or less, composed Of
seven % copper conducting wires covered with
No. . galvanized iron wire aud weighing about
nine 10Y tons to the mile,
4 bond, with apprOV ed securities for the Amount
Of the proposal eond itOnsd for the int II Inc
amount proposed ~ be paid upon approval OF the
proposal by the QuAItsrmAsteT General United
STATES Army must be nled with each proposal
The Cable will be stored at Port Monroe Viz.
gina, and further Information can be obtained BY
application 10 the Depot QuAIternAster al Port
Monroe, Va, OF at this Office.
The envelopes containing proposals to be Endorsed
this once.
. by order Of the auartermsstsr GsnsEs! unIted
States Army. J. O, CHANDLkk,
BTeVet Colonel, Our rtsTmAsisT United States
Army, Chief QuArteTmAster FIRST Military, Dis
tTiet Jyl-td
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Sealed proposals, In duplicate, for the supply Of
the troops at this Arsenal with FLOUR, from July l.
iea, 10 December 81, 1867, will be received until
the both pruNimO,
The Flour to be delivered In ,uch quantities as
may DO from time 20 time required, aud on such
daysas shall be designated by the comma n ding
Ot1Cer.
Proposals should DO sealed aud addressed TO the
Commanding OficeT, indianapolis Arsenal, and
marked 'Prunnsals for Flour. ~ They will be
opened al thculiee Of the undrrsiglcd, at lQa. IN.
present wM. Y. WILEY,
Captain aud A. s. n, COmmGndins and 4, b. Q,
is29.id
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Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
timore steamers, Railroad OF Express. to care X,
II. HAvenneI, General Agent at Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for com
mission.
CommutAtiop Passenger Tickets between Alex.
al low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, aud betw cen
ID sse and late pol ts, At red uced rates
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap1.H General Superintendent.
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On the petition OF 4. W 0OopiLL, q Clinton
lowe. pray fpr the ex!sasiop Of patent granted
sued on the 10Th day o. April, ISL, }or an i'm.
pIoyement in Machines for MAking III yelopesi
Ace on the 2oth day Of september next, Any person
may oppose this extension, Objections, deposi-
lions, and other papers should be nled In this ID
twenty days before the day oi hearing.
jyl3'rsw Commissionsr Of Patents,
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Pianos and Music.
HM SOMETHING new.

PlAuor. Organs and NslodsOns for sale on q
81 ~ Yer mouth with psrtie.patiGn 10 pr9nts Fer
frrthsT Information Inquire at GEO. l.. WILD
snth ,tIrst, we.t side. between PeuusylysniA ave-
nus And .traAt 4 m
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Railroad Routes.
pALrinoRs AND ONO RAILROAD.

ID :
.Sss: - 's;s iaS rHff visit. =:
I0i BAtrInoRE
By 81. ~. :Sl M ,$;sss VS.. m; N.
ana 10 .'a S ;ss;S .rr.ron,.
- A'.'''''' on ',. as /. sys sAI.,,
...,.".t, $ q HsssssfI'%:ss t.'' Ger /"
1s.y. d.ily,. sr.spt sststdsJ and sunday, At
% s.,s!a.y !. n. sns. asp. m. -
sssscn S,s sps Z, from % 'BssnSosr:
. ft.' e ss.s w r. ca. B, s.a n.
.shihf'"n Station risfs, oass At ali hours In he
~, yo,, p,u...,,,,. a.. p.
y.rel.sms., 81 ,rsanass 5 s. aad Boston, see
~...' !, Z: wILsos,
6io Ro6sfs. S...ts i' i. asi.Sw ..A.as,s..
bss ss.ysE' NV Es' YIsg
y, I,. T.. s:;s,:; "a s.s fs's s
FOL HSW YSRR. vi,ho,. ,h.sr. a, .,r
Al. lsey q H = t'1''ps sasaay' s." a. NJ rs
toR rHILApILPHIA.
"a vs % isns ''1''D' 'anHan "a"s' m hS
1..,.,s, u., ~: :U !. q NJ and r.l.a.,.
ssi:. ,:I sS,s s:y ~; 4., n,
Ie;,os, e. b had 81 he Station Oass At slihOaI'
o. s:,s. We VIZ Iss B:ss. .s.
- n..ss. q fr.nsportsiicn.
~ VIVA 11Tsns aNs1 AfanG
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(syYrcIAL.J

DEPARrnlSr o. srArH,(
WAsHISaroS, july .. 1909.
Information has been received at this De-
partmcnt from Mr.. JULIUS srAunL, tho
Consul Of tho United States at Kanagawa,
Japan, Of the death, on tho 18th Of February
last, at sen, Of N. 8. CHASE, first officer Of
tho steamer Hermann.
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stereotyping and Klectrotyping.
1RoPosALs PoR GOAL,
o,s, y Ds,S "a Ss sa.,S

Corner Of Camp and soath stToels,)
NSw ORLHAss La, June Is, 1860,
Sealed pISpO X sp ttc saItSIlsfb ~
rr vi, -, is60, at u m for the delivery TO The
%S.ssis q BitaminObs Coal. (siEhty pounds per
Coal 10 bs delivered A iush guAntiIies and at
iasa 'ssmay bsdesisuatsd By the Depot Quarter
mssler, - =, ma saw ..s, o,.i,,v n, ht,, :
WI viii be rejected not Of the quality required
Bidders vii state the names and RESIDENCES q
W,eties Contract TO commence August ]. 1850,
he usual rules Of the Department govern In
IL must be endorsed Proposals for Coal. I"
i'd dressed 10 the undsrsiE1sd. g,
Mssrs, Chief auartermaster DspaItpsns q Louis
-1ipa ,, co,onai andi "a T"hS'I
pb,pct QuaTtermAstsr jy1td|
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On the petition Of PErIR OIysss, u %ayncs.
bore. Peansyiy.Pia, PrayinE 6oL the extension
SsS SpsS 70 sR i ON sS Ss day O. October
Ills ordered that said petition be heard at tAis
once on the Dth d4y Of septembeI next Any per.
sllions, aud other papers. should be hled In This
once twenty days before the day Of hearing,
iy9FSw Commissioner Of falents
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Proposals..
pPRoposALs FoR rRIsH BIEr.

oHsIcE Aorrse Cossis'I .suBsIsrsscr.
Sealed pyapossis. IA dapiiee,.. vii b gse.,y,d
We r5Ss, "A sn,iI 10 o,slosk TRI:
the enlisted msn q this Post for siI months, or
such less time As the Com nissary General 81 Sub.
sistenes msy direct
:, CopdItlops and requirements, made known BY
tho undetslgned N. J. UEEALISH,
Capt and u. -. X. 10 charge OF PikesyIiis Arc
nal and A q. s. ta25id
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4 ALEXANDRIA bs SYRSYS AND uAArsHlRI


!. les.
TWO TRAINS DAILY ,gxCEPT SUNDAY Be.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON
Leave Alexandra at Q g. m. and bp N L-.y,
Hamilton At g. IN. and l1:OA. N Leave Lee
burg at {: - Q. m. and II 10 p m.
The q. m. train from Alexandria and II :9Da. m.
trAiu fromH ami noet v lib Kemp DALI Line
VILE aud Winchester. also, with keamsI,s Line Of
Ss.s6s:, which a l.sys isssssaEE Sp hsYPSSt.ys
niddlsburGi RETURNING Tuesdays, Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
hours for connections with washinston and Bslt!-
more same day.