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ST. PAUL, MINE, February ~. 1853.
Proposals In tue usual form, with the oustomsry
conditions, are invited TO be received at this ONCE
and at the QuartermAster's ONCE At the headquAt-
tsrs OF the district Of Montana, until Ma n 30 1879,
at 70 m, TO supply FORT Shaw the e2mlng season
with 400 tons Of Fay aud 2,0OO cords Of Wood,
In like manner to supply Camp Cook with DO tons
Of Hay and l, 900 cords Of Wood. , -
Also to supply in like man Ter Fort Ellis with l25
tons OF Hay and 900 cords Of Wood.
ouarieTmaster's once, Fort Stevenson, d, T. and
supply Fort Bufnrd with 100 tons Of Hay and 500
cords of Wood to supply Port Stevenson with 800
tons Of Hay, 30 cords Of Wood, and 600, 900 r. ct
OF Lumber 10 Logs, to square eight Inches at he
smallest end, and to be from eighteen to thirty feet
lOnE - =,
sails will be received at this once nd at the Dis.
trict QuarteTmaster's once, Fort Sully, ID, T. to
supply at Fort Rice, 40 tons Of Hay and 600 cords
Of Wood to supply Fort Sui" SO or less tons Of
Hay and LOCO cords Of Wood, to supply at Fort
Randall lD or less tons OF Hay aud 90 eoris OF
Wood,
II Is to be understood that these amounts may be
diminished II the hay or wood be not all required
that the hay Ia to be cut when green and properly
cured-tO be free from W. eds aud sedgel or swamp
grass; all cut and cured by September Is. deliyerA
The wood TO be sound, merchautabls wood, to
be del yered by January IS, 1870, unless otherwise
authorized.
The hay and wood all to be dss ny A the
Posts, \, ". HOLABlRD,
feb2I-td Deputy O N. Cen, u. =. A.
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PROPOSALS ron FRESH BEEF AT WIN

CHESTER, VA.
HEADQuARrgRs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRICr,I
OFFICE CHEZ CoasIssARr aF srBsIsrExCE,
RICHMOND, VA. March 10, le69.
Sealed proposals. In duplicate, will be receiy cd
at the Office Of Lieut., j. Clul-y, 2lst Infantry,
A, u. s., at Winchester, Va. until SATURDAY,
March % 1860, at u m, for supplying the uuited
States Subsistence Department with
FRESH BEEF,
at Winohoster. Va, for six months from April !,
1852, Or such less time as the Commlssary GengTal
cred there on tho order Of tho Acting COmmissary
Of subsistence at that place, Of good and mark
able quality In equal proportions OF fore aud hind.
quarter, tneeks, shanks aud kidney tallOw 10 DO
excluded The ueeks Of the cattle slaughtered to
be cut OF at the fourth yertsbral jOlHt, and the
tiers to be cut from three to four Inches above the
knee Joint, and Of nd.HuaTiers from six to eight
inches above the gambrel or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for tho
funlment Of their contract.
Proposals must be ind0Tsed distinctly, PRO.
posAls for Fresh Beef at Winchester, va The
IN ersigned reserves the right to reject any bids
for goot cause.
Conditions. requirements. payments. &c, Sc,
as heretofore.
BY command of Brevst Major General stonslnAu.
W. A. ELDERKIN,
mhlb.It BTevet Major ri nd Chief @, s.
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Medical.
GREAT REDJCT ON IN PRICE
QUALITY AND PROPERTIES uNMPAIRRD.
A Delightful, Nutritious Beverage
a Pleasant InyigOrRtIng Tonic.

Substitute for Ale and Alcoholic Drinks.
suengthener for the Debilititad,
Especially Nursing MotheTs.)
A CertRln Remedy for Disorders Of the
THROAT, CHEST, LUNGS AND STOMACH,
Sold by Druggists aud GrOCeTs.
JOS. 4. Petersen,
ga Murray Street, New York,
Sole Agent for L. 5. and British Provinces of N A.
fabl .emAm
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l wAsHIsGTOS, D C., Fe6 II, 1850
On the prllu ~ II WILLIAA Bulp aud WILLIAM
+. BuYD, # Mansfield. Massachusetts, praying for
au extension ~ u pttrut Rriulrl t, them on The
%iih day Of jane, 49,, Ter an Improvement in
Bride WIuktTa:
It Is nIdnrud that said petition be- heard at this
DHic' the Slst day Of May next. Any per.
son may oppose this eXten, gul. objections. do
positions, aud other papers, should be 1led in this
Office twenty DAYS before the day Of hearing,
ELISHA FOOTR,
frhgl. SIw Commissioner " Patents
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NEW MERoHANry srEAMsuir COMPANY.

n
ThS iT1 ES H SSss S' am G.
regularly during the winter months, Sfkfh
beS'Essny NEw S9RKi ,ssqRIoLk, 5soSasS
TOWN, as follows;
Lsays New. York. from PlOI. %, Has. River.
ing I hIsxandr ia and deoraeiown TUESDAYS:
, oturninG-LeAye UeorEetown. foot Of High
ESrtSlk, sSsTgBPASs' arriving at New YORK
This Line, COZ meeting at Norfolk with the hus
porlation Company to and from BOSTON, is pre-:
pared to take through freight At much red ueed
rates, as the usual charge Of drayage and other
expenses through Baltimore Is avoided by this
ronte,
freight from Boston should be oonsiEued to the
care Of I. A WILLIAMS CO, NoIlOlk, ya;
AEsnt Oaieo and Wharf loot or High street,
6sOTEet.wu,, p. O. or at OFFICE OF COMPANY,
rIrner New York avenue and Seventeenth street,
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2 WA8WINWTWN, y q, Feb. %, $50.
On the Ugttluu u JuuN BAEbES, Of PrOVi-
d"urr' bod" lsl Hud, praying for the extension Of
II patent granted To- q. Snow aud u. u. FaTnum,
gssitnees NJ the sid john o. harden, on the 22d of
May, lsri, for an lmpruN umrul In Water MGtcTsI
Il ordered that said pntlliun be heard at this
office % the ID day Of May next Any person may
oppose this exclusion Injections, depOsllUus,
AND other paper -I nd be- Med 10 this Office twenty
day, brIpTr thrdaJ ui hearing
ELISHA FUOTE,
MLL-ML C0mml. .LnnLr VI PlLnnL..
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AT PREDER
L ICKSBURU, VA.

u lJhbbUhOs VA
HRAboUARTERs fIRsT MILITARY DIsTRICT,
OFFICE yHIEP CohhIssARl OF huBsIsTENCE, I
RICHMoSD, Va, March 18th. 1850.
Sealed proposals, IL duplIcat., will be received
at the office Of Lieut. O. D. JenninEr, 2lst infantry,
A. G., S. at Frsderieksburg. va. until saIuIdaE'
s. 5 bsistonee Department with
FRESH BEEF
at fredericksburg, Va, for SIX mouths from April
LIST, $50, or such less time as the Commissary den.
eral Of Subsistence may direct The Beef to be de-
lyered there on the order Of the Acting Commissary
able quality. In equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarters (naeks. shanks and kidney tAllow to be
excluded The neeks OF the cattle slaughtered 10
be cut of at The fourth yertebral Joint. aud the
breast trimmed down. The shanks Of fore-q quarters
to be cut from three to four inches above the knee
Joint and OF hi quarters from ak to eight Inches
above the Eambrel or hook joint
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for the
fulhllment Of their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distlnetly "PTopO-
sails for Fresh Beef, at Frederick sburg, Va - Tho
undersgned reserves the right to reject any bids for
good cause.
CONDITIONS, requirements, payments. &c. &c..
BY command Of Brevet Major General stoneman:
W. A. ELDERKiN,
mhl5-it Brayet Major aud Chief c. 3.
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IIR AIRLN Is<4
NEW ARRANaEMENT,
BEGINNING OCTOBER I, 1868.
Leave Alexandria daily, except sunday, at sa
Y and P; N for LeesbSrG Leave Leesburg for
Gonaseilns a, fcssbu npa viii Peaeocks Line Of
s w anS sSys L e. an Hn
,ap: pureellyiile, s9iskersyille, Bsrryyille.
s on S SsSSaG sprSs sg. Tx:
Ls LSSu.s e. S,s MsdSSg 'Ss MGGsa
Istit0ad train from Alexandria, and arrives at
L.syS. sa1sSSiPs Tuesdays. Thursday. and Sat-
8 s$S t$s a #s:sSssts ~ III.
more more The ,amsd day, r .,ur
'iS% ~ ass ssPs ss sSns W." run daily
FROM AtsxhkDRIA TO
HsssiiI9ss SsIE' f&siiiliS .s:;::'
ss sitsyiIls So: ; h Al5tiHii:
wdiS SS5. Ter S:v ySI ph,,,.r,,. and Raj.
HnSIs steam lines AID Adam Bxpte,s to care Of
K /. sy%sTSsa f,Tst G.eqt SAsxt 9SG
charge other than our regular tariff rates.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria aud LoesburE aud intermediate stations at
Hound Trip Tickets goYYi, only for day e Issue
todSsed rate rates aD' %&sHISSToN BTYThB.o W
ooS'u Gsnoral Superintendent.
BIB fSrT EEEB SEw EJSS
WAsHIkurOK, Sep. 10, l55S-noon.
Trains between Washington and New York are
now run as follows, via:
FOR NEW YORK, without change OF cars.
Leave daily Except sunday at 500 a. m, II. 80
aud 5. " p. IN,
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily tOxeept suEday) at s.0Oa. m, IL 30
and SOP N.
ON SUNDAY,
Leave for New York at 8 " D. m and Philhdel'
U.ala At o. 10 p. IN.
eleeping car Tor New York on e. 4lp. m train only
fhf0ugl uckrta - Philadelphia, New York or
JnsiUr eau he had At the Station once at all hours
ITO a4g
SNs Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between Washington, baltimore, An
hApUlis, 4ad the West J. L. WILSON,
Master Of Transportation.
l., NJ COILS, uensral Ticket Agent
GRO g. KOONTZ Agent WanhipEtop
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= WAsHisdTos, B. 9. ,Feb. 10, 1862.
On the petition u Ron 7 CrsHNAS, OF PaWiuekst,
Rhode Island, praying fog the xienSi0n q patent
Improvement in Stop Motion for Knitting Ma
Il is ordered that the said petition bs heard at
this Office on tho Sd day Of May next. ANY per-
son may oppose this extension Objections, de-
positions, and other papers should be filed In THIS
NICE twenty days before the day Of bearing
ELISHA FOOTE,
leb2j,ThJw CQmIalsslQaeT Of Patents
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rs- Triius leaving Baltimore aud Ohio Depot Al
s;ai II. m, connect with Orange, Alexandria aud
Manassas Passenger Trains at St. AsAph Junction,
for all points On the Inc Of thgt road between Ma
usssrs JunctiOn and Harrisonburg.
Trans leaving st, Asaph and King streets at rs
{. H., connect at St. Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HaTrisUuburg at 2:i3 y. IN.
arriving at Baltimore and ohio Depot t3:2Jp. m.
aud In timO Tor r. M. train for Baltimore,
o. A. TEVENS, Genn Sup'L
W. J. PHEIPs. Gen i manager. dec1O-lf
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To all the creditors Of s. II. SwEgTLAEp, who
have proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before tho En-
pTeme Court VI the District Of Columbia sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 81 day Of March, 1850, al ~
y show cause why discharge from all his debts
should not be granted q said Bankrupt You are
BankTupt's creditors will be held before the
Register at the same time and place.
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y WAsHINGTOS, u, @ Feb. u, 1867
On the petition Of THOMAS J, KNAPP, Of PhilR-
d"lphia, Pa. praying for the extension u patent
granted 10 him on tho 18th day Of May, 1855, for Az
Improvement Ia Adjustable TenOning fool
liI- rTlnrnd that aid petition bG heard At this
ono" "a the 3jth day Of April next. Any perSUn
may o.. pose this extension Objections, deppsi.
tons aud other papers, should be Med 10 thIs
O,hcr twenty dtyr before the day Ul hearlng.
ELISHA IOOTE,
febl7.W}w Commissioner u Patents
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Steamboat Lines.
n sTEAMsmIf CcMPxNY.
NEW Ex:sasEe PRESS LINE,

the ONLY pIRgpT LIVE BsTwgyN WASH.
1NoToN AND NEW YORK,
Will ran two steamers week ditee, from New
York TO Washington, landing freight a. o.street
Lssylns New, York every WEDNESDAY and
tssys q ;s5sss!!. Wig. Es.hipstcn. every MON.
lowest rates q, 7. H0UGHf0N, Agent,
G.strest wharf, wRshlngton.
HYDE TAYLOR, Agents.
r 81 Water street, door getown.
N. BLDRtDGBS Co, Agents,
Alexandria, Va.
JAMES HAND, Agent
fe9-tf l19 Wall street, New York.
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" GND GEoRdETowN RAIER6GD.
CHANG OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. q, 1905
On aud after MONDAY, Dec. 2lst, 1888, and
until further Notice, Passenger Trains will
TuH between Washington and Alexandria as fol-
lows:
rHRorGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Sshington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, o. m. ;dO. for Manassas and Harrison
burg, s:5k
Leave AleN. ndria, from corner OF Duke aud
Henry streets from Manassas TaIlTOad) 2:T n. m !
10. from LynohbuTg, Gp IN.
LOCAL PAssESdER TRAiSs.
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MIssISG MAN.-Ycstcrdny two gentle
men called at police headquarters and gave
information to the lieutenant Of the unac-
countablc disappearance of native of Rn-
cine, Wisconsin, named Orlando Patec, who
came TO this city about the third day Of
March, and since that time he has not been
heard Of, although inquiries have been made
for him in every direction; and it is feared
he has met with foul play. The missing
man is about sixty-siX years old, eight foot
nine and half In height, gray hair, gray
bushy whlskcrs, and blue eyes; he is quite
a large man. Mr.. W. Richardson, at the
dead letter office, General Post Office Depart
mcnt, or the officers at police headquarters,
will thankfully receive any information in
relation to the disappearance Of Mr.. Patcc.
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TNITED STATES PATRNT OFFICt,

DAVID s. GOODINU,
Is Marshal Of D. G., as Messenger
Test Il. J Mglus. Clerk fel7GR
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, London,
graduate from one OF the most eminent Col eges In
the United States, and the greater part Of who
life has been spent 10 the hospitals Of London,
Paris, Philadelphia. and elsewhere, has effected
some Of the most astonishing cures that weTo ever
knQwni many troubled with W ~ 10 tue head
aud ears when asleep, great nsTyousueus, being
alarmed at sudden soqndsi bayhtulness. with ire
qusnt bl ushing ,attondeds metimes with deranRe'
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Assault WITH ISTENT TO KnL.-About
o'clock yesterday morning, when Mr.. Julius
Wallace, one of the guards at the Washing
ton Asylum, was conducting party of labor
crs into the garden attached to the asylum
for the purpose of putting them to work, one
of the gang named Isaac Parker, cOlorCd,
Jagged behind, and, watching an opportu-
nifty, crcpt up to Wallace and dealt him Il
| terrible blow with sharp spade, cutting
| through two coats, and iullcting painful
wound in the left shoulder. Mr.. Wallace
being thus disabled, the offender succeeded
In scaling the fence and making good his
escape. Mr.. Wallace was conveyed to the
institution, where medical attention was
promptly rendered.
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SMAsm-UP.-Yesterday morning, about S
o'clock, while Mr.. James Monroe, owner
and driver of hack II, was returning from
the Seventh street wharf, where he tEd de-
posted some passengers, was run into near
the corner of Seventh and ID streets south
by a four-horse omnibus belonging to Will
ards' hotel. The shock was such as to
throw Mr.. Monroe from the box to the
street, by which he received severe injuries.
The horses of the hack then took fright and
dashed of, running on the pavement ana
i-ainst the porch Of house about two hun
drcI yards from the sceLe Of the collision,
whereby the hack was dashed to atoms ana
the hOrau- sustained considerable INJURY
Those who saw the omnibus run into the
coach, aay that it was the result of careless
driving on tn" part Of person In charge OF
the omnibus.
MEssRs. DREW X DRlGns, two energetic
Young cOunsclOrs at law, announce TO our
readers to-day the fact Of their having cs-
tnhlshcl their Office in the new building At
the corner Of Seventh and F. streets.
Tmr tenants of the District are invited to
onsult the advertisement In another column
notifying them Of n meeting tonight at
Bars Hall, on Ninth, near ID streets, for
the purpose Of forming a "tenants assOcia-
iipn.'
Mn. Gro. X. PETTY has purchased the
interest OF Mrs. Mary +. StincmetZ In the
store No. j42 Seventh street, one door above
til" avenue, lie will there continue the hat
and shoc bushes, with increased facilities,
TUE wcll.knOwn cOaCh-nukcr Robert II.
Graham, esq, has large assortment of new
and secondhand carriages of the best make
and style, which he sells at reasonable prices.
See his advertisement.
TUE FIFTH WARD REPL BLIC ANS held u
meeting last night and the two wings of the
party united and will In future act in har-
m"uy. We have full report Of the meet.
INK. hul the crowded state Of Our columns
prevents is publication this morning.
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CHANGE or PAsTORs.-Thc Synod Of the
German Evangelical Church, recently in sc.-
sion, appointed Rev. Mr.. Rochrick, of York,
PENNSYLVANIA, TO the pastoratc of the church
on Sixth street, near l.. Rev. Mr.. IIcngst,
the late pastor, having been transferred to
Baltimore, preached his farewell sermon ON
last Sunday evening. 4 congregational meet
ing was held on Tuesday evening, when
series of resolutions were adopted, express
ing the regret OF the congregation at losing
the pastors services, endorsing his course
since he has had charge of the church, and
rendering him the good wishes of the mem
bership.
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VIsIToRs TO THE INSANE AsYLUM.-Thc
fine weather of yesterday had the effect Of
bringing out large number of citizens aud
stranger to visit the Government Asylum for
the Insane, just beyond the Eastern lruuch
of the Potomac. The grounds surrounding
the institution are being put in fine order,
and the visitors spoke highly Of the manner
IN which DR.. Nichols, the superintendent, mas
caused the lawns and gardens to be arranged.
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MARRIAGE.-Mr. B. X. Plain, we'll
known citizen of Memphis, Tenn, and Miss
Sue Ballcngcr, of this city. were married
Tuesday afternoon at the L street Baptist
church, by the pastor, Rev. DIR. Gray. At
the close Of the ceremony the happy pair re-
ccived the congratulations of a large number
Of friends present.. after which they returned
to the house Of the parents of the bride
where II few hours were agrccably spent,
and then they took the cars for their South
crn home. The church was well filled, and
! the occasion an Interesting one.
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Police TSTELIIGENCE.-GcO. A. IIaskG
was arraigncl before Justice Lynch for sell.
ing liquor without license, and fined SEQ,
upon which he appealed to court.
j. \. GNtchCll, for obstructng the side
walk with goods, was fined 81 by Justice
Drury.
W, f. Darrah, charged with selling goods
by sample an without license, was fined
$50 by Justice Walter.
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ORDERED TO THE WHITE ITOU>E.-Oiliccr
George W. McElfresh, who for some time
past has been on duty at police headquarters
as clerk in the detectives office, will be trans
ferrcd to-day TO duty at the Executive Man
sion. Mr. McElfrcsh Is one Of the oldest ap-
pointed officers on the force, aud hi many
friends will hc glad to hear "l hi- hring
placed In hi, new position.
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Haute has just threshod the
wheat cut from a ten acre field,
and finds the yield to be a tri-
tle over 40 bushels to the acre,
His mode Of planting was novel
and suggests an idea to our
farmers worthy of attention.
He took onc-halfthe usual guam
titv Of seed and drilled one way
and then with the other half
drilled crosswise. Mr.. Barbour
attributes this unusually heavy
yield to this new method Of
planting. We hope some Of
our farmers will test the ques-
ton, by initiating this style Of
planting.- Evansville Ind..
Journal.