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Chemists.
pRoPosALs FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATIONS
EtRru Mutrga DIaTnIrr A

PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSFORMATION
HEADarARrERs FIPrH MILITARY DIsrRIcr,l
STATE OF TBXAs, !
OPFIOg CHIBP QUARrERAAsrER,
. AUSTIN TEXAS, June I, 1859. J
SCALED proposals, In duplicate, will be receive d
at this ohce until July B. 1880, Il for the trans.
pOTtation Of army supplies from the lst day Of An
gust, 1859, until the Sih day Of June, 1870, on the
following route, yiIi Route No. 10, from Colum.
bia, TeIAs, 70 San Antonio, TeNas.
Bidders viii state the rates per 100 m lsS per 100
pounds, for which they will transport supplit +
ihe right Is reserved to reject any OF all bids
offered,
Each bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of
At least two persons (whQso responsibility must
bs ceTihed by the clerk Of court Of record, that
the bidder Is competent to carry out the eOatTaet,
II awarded to him, and the residence and post
office address Of each bidder aud EuATantOr must
be stated. No bid entertained not conforming 70
these conditions The atteh ton Of bidders ID called
70 section 10, Of the act OF Congress approved July
H. 1861
The amount Of bond required from the contTao.
Tor will DO lftY th1nsAad 1850 oUO) dollRTs,
Forms Of elhtrAd may DO seen ut the Depot
QuaTteTmAster's ONCE, San Antonio, Texas, ard at
this Office.
PIOpOsAls must be endorsed Proposals for Army
TranspOrIati9n on Route No. 10, N,"Gnd addressed
ny command Of Breyet Major General J. J. Roy
nOldA, MORRIS 4. MI lLLER,
Deputy QuarttTnAster 0eneIal, Breyet BriEadieI
General U, s. A. jelS'td
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Land Omee Report-AIa.ka.

Tho report Of the Commissioner OF the
General Land ofilce for the year 1865 Is just
out from the Government printing office.
The present report contains u vast amount
OF valuable statistics and information In re-
latlon to the agricultural, mineral and other
resources OF the several land States and
Territories.
Seven pages OF the report are devoted to
Alaska, giving much information that Is In
valuable to emigrants to that newly acquired
Territory and others. 1t states that the
quantity OF arabic territory In Alaska which
can be disposed Of to actual settlers under
the land system of the United States has
been estimated by high authority at l2,sOO,-
900 acreS with the probability Of exceeding
rather than falling short Of this estimate.
Tho fisheries are represented as large and
important, and the fur trade very valuable.
Extensive beds of coal of excellent quail
lty, generally bituminous, but often Of the
purest anthracite, are found In the Territory.
The forests arc reported as being really
magnificent, covering the lower hills and up
lands with dense masses OF pine spruce 1r,
hemlock, cedar and other valuable timber.
Its mineral resources are also very great.
The total area of Alaska Is 567, 900 square
miles, with coast line accurately estimated
at 1870 miles, inclusive of bays and
islands. In the Aleutian range, besides In
numerable lslets and rocks, there arc no
less than IS Islands upwards of three milei
In length, seven exceeding 40 miles, ant
one, Oonimak, over rs miles. In our par
of Bhering sea there are i've large Islands
one OF which, st. Lawrence, is more thar
98 miles long. Several OF the islands Of th'
southeastern archipelago, near Sitka, are o
much greater extent than either of these
Prince of Wales island, Kodiak Island
lying east OF the Alaska peninsula, being
the largest.
Tho Russian inhabitants of Alaska have
been estimated at from 5000 to 5000, rO'
siding chiefly on the Island of Baranof
where sitka, their principal station, is sit
uated.
The various indigenous races number
from 1fty TO sixty thousand. The compare
tive climate of the coast Is shown to DO o.
nearly equal temperature with the Atlantic
coast OF New England, Sltka, on Barano
island, having a mean winter temperature
the same as Philadelphia, but mean yearl!
temperature the same as that of Portland
Maine, the thermometer not rising 20 higl
In summer nor falling SO low in winter.
The climate of the Islands and of tn
coast OF the main land, as far north ant
west as the peninsula OF Alaska proper
varies but little from that Of Sitka, accord
ing to the statistics obtained from ObsCrva
tions by the late Russian pOas -ssDrs.
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W ants.
Boarding.

rOUNTRY PERSONS WISHING
" country board eau he accommodated three
miles from Annapolis by aprlvate family House
greatest abundance. Excsllont hshinf. saltwater
bathing. Luxurious table Terms % Per week.
iefs. eou
an AND AFTER THE FIRST or JUNE,
" Board with Room during th. .nmmgT months
Inyz7.Im SYKES. CHADWICK co.
DOOMs FOR RENT-wITH BoARD-AT NO.
IL 40 Ninth street, between N and D streets
myl2u
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DR, G. C. cox, HAVING RESUMED THE
~ Practice Of Medicine and Surgery, offers hi .
Rs nay be found Tor the present al Mrs' Nodine's.
2ts street, nearly opposite the Ebbit House,
where he Will be happy 20 receive such persons A.
aud 10 a. IN. aud and 81. IN. daily. je2i.4t
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New Advertisements.

L'OR REST-sIvERAL DESIRABLE SUITES
l. ofkooms aud Single Rooms can bo had durinE
JAMES HOTEL. Table Board Al greatly reduced
rates, q. W. BUNKER CO.
je2i.Gt
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DEPARTMENT or STATE, 4
MLgHINuToN, June 1t. IN0p.

Information has been received al this Dc
partment from Mr.. A. Gregg, the consul Of
the United States at Kingston, Jamaica,
Of the death, on the 22d Of January last, ht
Kingston, of GroRGE BRowS, on the 9th Of
February, 1909, Of WILLIAM MoReASi on
the 18th Of the same month, of RoBHRr II.
CROCKETT, Of the ship "Lopise Crockctt''
on the 18Th Of the same month, Of b. 4.
Booker; and Of tho death, on the 10th Of
March last, Of JOHN FIELD, Of Georgetown,
seaman belonging to the ship "Azclda and
Laura" '. '|. 't
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pPuILosupHr OF MAI,uIAGE.-

Ley New Course OF Lectures. as delivered
At the New York Museum Of A9Atomy, embrAsing
the subjects: How 70 Live aud whht t9 Live f2r !
Reyiewedi The Cause of lndlgestioni P,atpisnee
aud Nervous Diseases accounted fOTi MARRIAGE
Philosophieallv Considered, ke. These lectures
will be forwarded on receipt Of four stamps by nd-
more, u West Baltimore street. Baltimore. Nd.
npS.lY
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toFFfcIAL.I
DEPARTMENT oy STATE

wAsnisoToS, June 10, lsCO
Information has been received at this De-
partmcnt from Mr.. A. NJ. Bailey, the Consul
of the United States at San jose, Costa
Rlca, Of tho death on the 10Th Of May,
1850, i'd that Republic. or THEoposn Rrrkr.
5 DIR AnrxEur ov s.Ara{
wAsHroroS, June Is, fsco, ~
Information has been received at thfs De-
partment from Mr.. r. NJ. Columbus, the
consul of the United States at Gaita, Peru,
of the death, on tho Sd Of March last, at
Gaita, Of FREDERICK LrxoS, an American
seampn. q LDIflfIH2hy Y
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DANKRUPrCY NOTICE

RANkRUPrcf NOTICE
To all the creditors ot JAMES Z. DEXTER wlo
may have proved their claims:
You are hereby notified to appear before the su-
prsne Court ofthe District Of Columbia, sitting In
Bankruptcy, on the 7th day Of July, 1852, At 10
o'clock, q. m. at the City Hall, washin gtOn City
to show cause why a discharge from all his debts
should not be granted to said Bankrupt You are
also notlnsd that the second and thl lrd e.Ags Of
said Bankrupt's creditors will be held before the
Register at the same place Oa the same dayn,
ny order OF the Court: a SHARP,
Test:
II J. MEI0s, Clerk. je2iSjJl
\IB TAKE PLEASURE IN INTRODUCING
w to the merchants and eiliZons Of the District
cur PETROLEUM OIL, which we are manufactur:
ing in Washington. This oil is the cheapest and
csanest Of all oils sold heretofore, 1t being free
from gas, which II the cause Of explosions. Sold
only by the barrel. Orders taken at the cilee Of
the PetToleum oil Company, cor. OF Seventh aud
| streets, at n. BAyley's China Store. ie2]-A
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DEPARruRsr OF STATE, !
w uLauhMnEa.I Lima Ii laAl 4

Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Henry David, tho vice
consul Of the United States at Martinique,
Of tho loss, on the 18th Of May Inst, on
Grand Puisonncllo reef, of the United States
Brazilian mail steamship S'Misslsslppl."
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s- THE MARRIAGE RING.-Es-
sS SAYS on the Errors Of Youth aud the Fol
lies Of Age, in regard to Social Evils, with certain
help for the eTring and unfOriupate. Sent In
sealed letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address.
HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Box p, Philadelphla,
Pa, myD SIN
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sl1pHECKER's FAtINA FORMS A
- ysTS ssTssASis ISh' .GtrtiyS Gs ,nIs food IA An
highly recommended by ply ysieiAns for Inyalids
aud children. Sold By all 0ToeeIs. nylI.lAW6w
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,~.oARPETs, CURTAINS, &C.

,TssPECIAL ATTEN TIONl
tS called 70 the very nuo NEW DINING
ROOMS for Ladies' aud Gentlemen, the only one
in the city that is conducted on New York. Phila.
dephiA, aud Boston style, Ladies that visit MT.
BRBTTlS can come in and have tho very best TEA,
COFfEE aud cHoCoLATB. No. 4s5 Ninth street,
nsArP janl6-W
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,TsC. y. CUMMINs.

ANExTENfssiISEs VI Bo6f RNb bSSsHoEuOusE
WANT, aud of ihs BEST MkSufkCftRE.
Bseoud door south Of street md Northern Mark ct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-01-26

Packards Monthly, in its new form, has lost
none Of the popular tact and sprghty waefuness which
marked the days OF its noyate The present number is
made up Of brief spirited articles mostly from writer's
who have something TO say, and know how to say it,
Lewis Gaylord Clark the ancient editor Of The Kncker
booker who st hourshes in immortal youth contributes
two articles Of agreeable personal "reminiscences, How
ard Glyddon who cOnceas the pen Of vigorous native
pOetess under masculine pseudOnym reads pungent
sensible discourse young men, Mr. Greeley gives the
latest expression Of his views in regard TO education
Oliver Dyer breaches powerful sermon on Lovers
Quarrels and Suicides" he had been ten years in
holy orders and Ehu Buritt shows how TO Breathe
Living Soul into Dead Words in able and suggestive
article leading the reader TO regret that his name SO
rarely appears in our Magazine literature Other CON
tributOrs J. Austin sperry, Thos W. Knox, Edgar
Fawcett, Kate Keat Frank s. Taft, Mrs NJ. A. Kidder,
and Ferd Keat editorial matter is free and easy
with a dash Of supeIduOus enthusiasm, as usual
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1orsts, 6mriaqts, III,

A UCTION NOTICE.-At the Broadway Car
IA hageReposto Nos 1850 aud li0i Broadway. Forty d
THURSDAY FRIDAY jan % and 30 commencing each DAY
O'Clock prompt the largest stock offered At public auction
Of Coaches Phetons Btt kockRNsys Doctor aud
PhGeoh, top aud open Road w Express Business Jaeger
Depot Wagoa Skeletons Sukc Gigs Albany and Portland
Seghs and double Harness, Robes Blankets Bells SuGcngs
Iiiten Whips &C. This will be Of tho largest Trade Sales
made Nev.Yok al will be- sold the highest bidder without
or limit Sale positive rain shine Catalogues ready
on Wednesday. JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer
A JAMES JENKINS, Auctioneer, will
n. SILL AUCTION the "a aud 81 February at THOMAS
TOSEss Onehuursd DurbL, between Seventh and
Eghthaves Harlem, the entire stock Of Carts Trucks Wagons
Horses Mules Cows and Heni also Conaors sud Qusuymes
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iaTusitul Tnstrumtnts.

DIANOS, MELODEONS, and ORGANS, OF SIX
sts greatly reduced prices for cash dar s Ss
IoIdars WATERSs No Broadway Fifty New and second
Hand smsnt, Gr Rent and money applied II pnrehsed
monthly instasns received for Instruments Tuned and s
paired Cash paid fol Sseoud-t Hand Instruments
TINE WEBER PIANO-FORTE
hcsd The BEST INSTRUMENT MADE by an the leading mu
saus city elsewhere sis pronounced BY the National Pa
nOFos Association trial in their rooms WIN the lIss mAn0-
rrs f.h, eouusry sn.ny BEST PIANO IN AMERICA and
v,,d by III, on,to,, AZ Muse and other high music schools alto
,sth,r because Of their immense power equality '"''''' and 0r
aHsy OiOas, elastic touch, ,nd great durability
wARERooMs No. 42s BrOomsst. near Broadway.
VHE MASON q HAMLIN ORGAN COM.
PANY Wsreroom, No sos Broadway Eew-YorE The large"
assortment Of Organ. in the county Prices reduced Four octave
Organs $50 Five Octave Double Reed Organs with Fe stops @
Illustrated Catalogues free Organs to RENT
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90 1AOm ii mag GmattrH.


HOTCHKISS BRICK MACHINE-ln opera
ton at No Anu-st IN the For further information
apply to HERRICK Co.. Room NO 5jo Broad|a hcwloG
VNO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.-No-
lice is hereby given Sarah H. Clark has len my bed
anil that will not be Responsible Tor any
debts which she may while separated from 80 r
loSKKRs, n. Y. Jan. /, 1902 WILLIAM NLAnh'
Wayne Co pa Democrat please copy
o. SN REWARD will be paid by the sub,
~ ebO scbs Of the following Notes lost OF iuis
on 22d inst; ,.,e
j. SUran Co. fork date dNoY II months S4J %
Noble WORK. dated Jan l33 mOnths ~ ~
r. Shapter New.York dated Jan ia mOnths,.....' ~
" ioussns Columbus, OHIO dated Jan 1870 days.. 80 -
James stiles Paterson " j. dated jan l6J monhs.'' ~ W
Churchill Go Rochester " y dated Nov 90 months 831 %
All persons hereby are forbid sOang The above Notes payment
thereof he. bcsn stonreI SIMMONS RUTTER Co,
Nos. snd 10 Fery-st City
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Proposals
DEPARTMENT o. DAKOTA, oysics cHiEy orAErsEs,srES.
ApNpNs AS EOR ARMY IRANSPORIA-

'AfN'f'N~'' w NrgU Me- (
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTA-
TOE-SEALED PROPOSALS El be received a. tbs Office IN
al p aeor Tlsth Jay JinuaTy 1902 ior he Incorporation
supplies durrg he commencing Ap f5 anl fn4
lfs 1870 Route No . from SAINT Paul Auu or san
Cogi Milan ~ rost ns 90 sch Posts
tr rsiaItsi ~ Mnueso aud shat portion ~ pa
- Ttfofr rs Mlgf River and houlie hY r. and
hon Fd sisvt1,au other Dee grated points 0a i1o Missouri River
sst Teat Posts or such e. may Be i3bAasl east " l'I'l Of
ne -, ~ 10 be sa.poI on us Roais shall
Ten Million pounds 90 cncu No.
Bie I'll per hundred @ ponds per one hun
drsl 400 miles r each uoaa Of as year beginning ApH ' ald
slIlt March ~ 1870. -
,iol give lsr nm a. well - thsr pisces o. resi-
fnss proposal should be s by Bond u thc Of
o gri by reslotsbe persous ral
tsen that contract awarded ~ the route mentioned Boz TIE
proposal tic party pvposnr the contract VIII - accepted snl en
tered ao ,ufgt security furnished by said party Ia ae
corlauce sith tls terms Of tLIs siyeTi.se4slt
TIE CONTRACTOR "l be required - eve bonds he sun oione hun
lfei ih0uslnt dollars 10 10000. $3.50.
saic,ory evidence ofe loyalty ani 'ovrry o. sah bier aai
p.noa oasf, ,,euntJ required Ard before Issri 90
BIDDER made he s BE- felad b. ge satisfactory evidence u BIS
"a rly AMI fly such contract
Proposals De tlUri Proposals ipr Army Transportation on
euisrtalei u-ets tlsg my
be requirements 81 this afr eftemcut
arty made must be prepared 70 execute The
eoE st and 60 give The required boa' o' TIE hll perform
shee % The contract ....
De- las Tor service y Tie lSt day Of April
1902 rcIufr o. p1cc - business which
communicated with promptly and readily Tor Route NO AZ
Fort Stevenson Dakota Territory or al such other
point be- indicated starting point u The route
Bsak forms sbosng condition, the contract 10 BE- entered iato
had odce - the
Esalork Chicago SAINT Louis Fort LeAVenNonh and
ADD accompany sad be part " BE proposal.
5 II. HOLABIRD,
LLCol Deputy O. NJ Ger. B'i BlgGsu.. Us A.
Ch.efQ ". Dept Of Dakota.
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Nth CIVILIZATIONS
T1HE HERALD OF HEALTH FOR FEBRU-
Il any CONTAINS.


AIRY CONTAINS;
rHR REARING OF OUR CHILDREN By Mrs NJ. H. KreSe
THE ART OF USING TIME By Rev. Washington GLADDEN..
WORK. By Henry Ward Beeeher
IsIT A SIN TO BE SICK BY the Rev Chas. H. Brigham.
THE GRAPE CURE BY Prof E. P. Evan.
UEuTHFULyEss OF OUR NORTHWESTERN CLIMATE By
Mrs r. B. Gleason NJ. D.
GODS METHOD OF EDUCATION Bywepdel Philips
THE OPEN ART. By Joel Benton
. KITTY HowARDs JOURNAL BY Elizabeth oskes Smith.
RECENT THOUGHTS FROM OUR BEST THINKERS.
HEART DISEASE. By B. Miller NJ D.
TOPICS OF THE MoyTH-sou and CONSUMPTION SLEEP
ING WITH THE HEAD TO THE NoRTH PHYSICAL CULTURE
AT yAssAR COLLEGBi GARDENING FOR LADIES; AFRO"
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INSTITUTES A BOY WHO MADE MONEY GARDBNINGi GUAM
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