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NAVY DEPARTMENT, }
BUREAU OF Ytaps hsp Decks

NAVY DEPAErnssr.l
BSiEAr YtsRs Az Nav. AsP PsSs'' I:Sss
5 % % Si ST ds.. Ssa s sss'; ;a.%s e.
se ssssi1sd I've ,Si' ssis. UNI IL is,h as1s =
So'eoek p, m and The opening Of the bids viii be
MSPdsy. aas ii!S; ioT saS a.li ysiias
with The form q offer snd guarantee, viii be fur.
nished on application, and sent by mail. II so re.
ST 'IS sSy 70 al u tss clsssss Sa%sd med tS.fSln, Sy
the eommAndants Of the several nayy-yardsi for
70, ss ssrs. ] %
for any or all Of tie yards.
s Ssr., no ia sfti ts rsseissa ,ssick c:staias
eias r S5s tssn Sns ySrff ~ PIE
assJ aeeordimg 70 he Jorms et oGsr and St ea,r- r.
aHty, asd each fndiviciudI u a frm must sign
Bidders are referred to the printed Instructions,
which vii be furnished with the schedules. aud
ssy s.G aJSSy S fSa be nsss ss
lime . reach their SS..insliS9 SsiSJs The tIns ~
no giloIgqnss loil y made lor laiiprss n iiis
bidder must state distinctly a! what PsymSstsr's
To guard against oifers being opened before the
time appointed. bidders are requested 70 use the
aorssd thus; .PrcPosdis ysr ,atassss. Nos. IaSRs
he eIdssesl FOR hs Navy Yard at tnam. the
and books, Navy Department. Washington, p, q. !"
The certificate to the guArantOrs' responibility
% Rsysnus ~ fST % The district in which they fssde,
TGs ,eSifnis hs will t' shs %Si w,.hn TSisR
sss. wi Srs nsmsd SG Ia &. S wSsi are
d.Gs will SSer 'Ssh a,es. r.
tsineI. the fact must be reported to the Bureau at
once, before bids shall be received. ,
hn fiaRtn tat IA nd hpi piF
ternai Revenue fer the district In which thsV re-
Ali offers not made in strict conformity with the
ie.Iruetions aeeonpanyipE the schedules will, Al
The classes ofthis Bureau are numbered as fol-
OAK ak and r Hsra @ocd; EO,s. WSits Pine. spSsss,
si TI &c SsSsfS SqS ~ fsEs %f aa as E
9.s, Moulding and PiresAnd and flreelayi No. 70,
T. lTGP Pida aiGP ssPtfPi Ps. faa Ss NJ s
S,,,& s.;4SsTs
RRSSs RSSrssas RstHE o. .HS aS.' @ sP'iPR P asf
ion Ssi' I'll = saSx$ III fSS F's' IT,
10 No. :. Dry dsodsi 30 .. Bread. &s. n: T. 70!
ssefO ss No. II, IuSSsr, Nc. II, fiTew.0d, % No. i.
ProvenderL No, II, Miscellaneous No. IS, Hard.
wArei No. l6, Stationery.
The following are the classes. by their numbers,
required at the respective Navy Yards aud Naval
PORTSMOUTH. n. II,
Nos l. aSSsT6ssS r. 'MS'ss' IA T. iS' D' si' a. 81
NSs 4, 4, 49, TO- H. a. H. Is 10. H. ls sl' a.
- 80 ''' BROOKLYN. NY,
NS. g 4 4 10. II. IL ID. To- H. i % n'
90 - ~ ''' 'PUIIAnEIpUIL pa
Nos. 5. o. rs. .. oS. il. il. II. is. %. 81. q,
y, 50.
Nos, l. " "RSSSINdFds. B. b. T. e. IT. d. i"
Nos. 4 "a, 7. s, 0. II, l 10. 10. II. IS. 90
NORFOLK. VA
Nos. I, o. 8, s. IL, II, 10, 10. II. Is, D. 81 90
PENSACOLA, FLA,
Nos. l. 8, q. II. l2. II, 10. ID, II, IS. o. 81, e2 ei
81. myl-SIt
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

HBApa' Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsTKIrT.)
ORYIoK CHIEF QUARTERNAsTER, 7
RlCHhOND, Va, June 7, lsH
Sealed proposals In tTiplicate vii be received At
this office until IL m. Of SATURDAY, June n,
lsfl, for the delivery Of good, merchantab!e dry,
hATl-body WOOD at the NJ Hilary Posts in the First
Military District, Nt such times and ip such qnan.
titles AS may be require in each month until juno
20, 1870, as follows, viz:
CAMP dRANTL estimated At l9o cords.
PORT MONROE, estimated at 100 cords
NORFOLk, estimated at ~ cords.
WINCHEsTER, estimated At 80 cords,
FARMNILLE, estimated at - cords.
PETERSBURG, estimated at 80 eoTds
the is Tesery cd Of rejecting any or ali bids f,T
each Post. not considered dvantageous.
Proposals may be made for the whole or any part
Of the wood required
All proposals must be guaranteed by responsible
parties In the usual form, and made subject to tho
from this office.
BY order Of the Commanding Geueral First Mil
tarY DTtTiet j. q CHANDLER
Byt, Colonel, Chief QuartermS,tSr First Military
District. iel0.tl
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

SEALED PROPOSALS.
HgAD0uARTERs DEPARTMENT CoLoRAru,)
OPFIcR CHIEF QUARTERMAsTRk, ,
PoRTLANp, ORE0ON, May ~, ls9.
By authority OF the Major General commanding
the Department, scaled proposals will be received
at the Post QuATtermAsteT'B At Fort Boise, !, T
and at Camp Three Forks, Owyhre, !, 7 up t.
noon ON the 18th day or JUNE next, Tor tue dClly'
cry OF the following suppliesi
FORT BOISE, J. T.
9O, 90 pounds Of grain-uats OF Barley,
$4,000 pounds Of Hay.
% 600 pounds OF Straw,
40 cords OF Wood, for fuel.
CAMP THREE FOKKs, OwYHEE,I T.
! E9LOU pounds Of Hay, (baled.)
10000 pounds Straw.
The Government reserves the right to receive H.
| whole or any portion OF the supplies that may be-
contracted for, and to reject any or all bids
BIDS must be In tTplicate, the price stated in coin
and expressed In writing, not figures.
The delivery Of theisupplies must commence a..
soon as required by the Commanding officer Of tho
Post, aud continued In such quantities as the rN
tgeneies OF the service may demand, aud be 4, ui.
pleted by the Slh Of November uCNt
proposals VIII lie entertained for the whole or
ANY portion 9i the supplies advertised for, and
be addressed 10 the Post QuartsrlnasloTs at their
| respective posts, and marked outside 'PIopOsal :
for Forage straw, or Wood, ;" asthe eass may bo,
Byt: Brlg. Gen. aud Q, NJ. u, s,A' CHEF Qqst,;r,
master, iel0-td
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

HEApeUARrERs FIRST MILITARY DIsrRrcr.l
OFFICE CHIRF CosMissARY OF bUBsIsTEsCE, J
RICHMOND, Va, June 2, ls6g.
Sealed proposals In duplicate will be received at
the Office Of Breyet Major W, A. Elderkin, c. s.
Y. S, A At Richmond, Va, until SATURDAY,
June ". lsdo, at 70 NJ, for supplying the ulited
States Subsistence pePaLtmsnt with
FRESH BEEF,
at Richmond, Va, for six months from July +.
1869, or such less time as the Commissary General
cred there on the order Of the Acting COmmissary
Of Subsistence at that plaes, OF good and market
able quality, In equal proporii9nso fore and hind
quarters, (neeks, shanks and kidney tallOw to be
excluded The necks Of the cattle slaughtered 10
be cut of at the fourth vstebrAl joint, aud the
breast trimmed down. The shAnks OF fore quarters
70 be cut of from three TO four inches above the
inches above the gambrel or hook Joint.
Bidders are requested to be present to respond To
their bids, and be prepared to give bonds for the
fulhlmen Mt Of their contract
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly PRO
posals for Fresh Beef. at Richmond, Va" The
undersigned reserves the right to reject any bids for
good cause.
Conditions. requirements. payments, &c Sc. .
BY command of Bvt, Maj, Gen Caeby
W. A ELDBRKIN,
je2-6t Breyot Major and Chief C.S.
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY rRAsPoRrATloN
HRADQ'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DISTRICT
STATE or TEXAS,
OPPICR CHIEF QUAKTRREAsTBR.

|
OFFICE CHIEF QuARTBRHAsTHR.
AUsTIS, 1HxAs, May lS, ls59. J
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Will be received
at this once until June q. 1892, at u IN. for the
Transportation Of Army Supplies, from the lst day
OF August, 1859. until The Sth day Of June, 1870,
on tho following route, viz Route No. ., from the
wharf on BraLOs Island, Texas, to Point Isabel,
and thence by land to Bfownsyille, Texas, Bids
for water transportation from BrAIos Island to
Brownsville will also be received.
Bidders will state rates per 100 pounds for the
whole route, as above stated. at which they will
transport supplies,
The right il reserved to reject any all bids Oi
feTed,
Bach bid must be accompanied by u guarantee Of
At least Two persons, kwhOse TespOnsibillty must
be certified by the Clerk Of COurI Of Record that
the bidder H. competent to carry out the contract
awarded TO him. and the residence aud post OH GO
address OF each bidder and guaIAntor must b
stated, No bid entertained mot conforming 70 these
conditions. The attention Of bidders Ia called 10
Section 10 Of the act Of Congress approved July II.
1862.
The amount OF bond rsquired from the contractor
will be twenty thousand (teO ,oO) dollars
Forms Of contract may be seen at the Depot
QuATteTmSster's ohlee, Brownsville, Texas, and
PIoposais must be iudorsed "PrOposAls for Army
TraDspoTtatiOn on Route No, 0. " and addressed to
By commsad Of Breyet Major Gen. J, J. Rey'
nOlds mOhhis D. hibLhh.
U, b, A mbFo-Iu
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PROPOSALS FOR q2RE 4HF' OR BARLEY AND
HHAparARrKRs FIrrn MURRAY DrsrRrcr.)

HRADQCARTERs FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRTCT,l
STATE OF TEXAS,
CHEZ PQrARrERAAsrER's OFFICE,
AUSTIN, TEXAS, May -, lSfg
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
at this Office until IL m, Of June Is 1852, for fur.
nishing such quantities Of Corn or Barley aud
Hay AS may be required, from the 18th Of July,
1879 until the Sth day OF June, 1870, tthe follow
Ing posts:
Bryan, Fort Bliss,
Helena Canton,
LAmpasaE, Port MolntOsh,i
NacOgdOches, RingEOld Barracks.
Corn or Barley to be Of good, clean. merrLauIablr
quality, shelled. aud delivered In gAcks. Hay tn
be OF like quality. aud perfectly cured Each sub
ject to rigid Inspection, Delivery to commence nu
the 18th day Of July, 1869, and continue, In such
quantities and at such times tho receiving
officer may require, until the Bth Of juno, ls7U.
The right Is reserved to reject anY all bids Of.
fered.
Zach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee Of
at lcast two persons twhOso responsibility must be-
certified by the clerk Of court Of TecoTdD that the
bidder Is competent to carry out the contract, II
awarded to him, aud the residence aud post utiCg
address bi ider guAraniOT must be stated
No bid will be entertained not conforming to these
conditions.
teen Of the act Of Congress, approved July IL lS62
Proposals to be plainly indOrsed, Proposals
for AT -" and addressed to the under.
| signed.
nOlls. NORRIS :. MILLER,
Deputy Quartermaster General, BTevst BrigSdler
General, U. !. A. jr7.ld
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARrrEsr OF rEE IsrERIon,l
wLsHiHdToN, ID. O., May n, 1852.
Proposals for furnishing such articles Of Station
ne Bur.sas aud osiess thereof daTiPs The ass,!
O'siost. n. sSIrt.{ JIns @ is lsse ,,a,x,an.l
or arm making II, and be accompanied By salts
factory guaranteed that the bidder will execute
contract with good and sufficient bonds II his bid
is accepted for any or all articles. All 1rttcles
furniahed must be or the best quality Of thef hnd
Bond with approved security will be required OF
the party 70 whom the contract may DO awarded.
On failure 70 furnish any article when required,
In reasonable time, the rights reserved Of pur:
chasing In open market of declaring the contract
forfeited; and II greater price than the contract
price Ia paid for such artioe the difference will be
eharged to the eontrAotor.l
The Department reserves the right 10 reject or ae-
cert the bid In all Aruoles snGiy or collectively.
An estimate Of the quantlnee which will be
needed, and blank forms for bidding. containing
null Information IN accordance with this adyer-
Proposals unaocompanisd By satisfactory guar.
awarded only 70 established Manufacturers or
dealers In the articles,
Bidders will be required to conform their bids
to the speeihcatio furnished, and failure TO do
will cause the rejection Of any bid
Proposals must be addressed to the Secretary
tionery. -" J. d. COX,
myI.2 Secretary.
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Business College.
RESOLVE and ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CORNER OF SEvBSrH AND ID srREErs,
lEntrAnee on d htTeet,l

WASHINGTON. b. T.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle-aged men and women TO engage
IN business affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, business and Ladies' Pepmanship, Busi-
Spelling, Eloeution Political Economy. and Com
students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches,
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In a separate department, Instructed by eoHspe-
RATES, OF TUITION A Scholsrship., good for
cities OF the country, ,t6 Local scholarships, good
for one year from date Of Issue, so Tickets for
three mouths, s20i for one month, go.
ALI tuitiOns payable in AdNAneei when pad
talme nts tho rates are ten per cent. higher.
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses in French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
sPENCRRIAN PENMANSHIP DEPARTMENT
OF this Institution provides unequAtlod facilities
for the requirement OF a FREQ aud elegant hand
writing. Ladies' and gentlemen are received for
special instruction In this art during the day or
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PRNWORk done to order, In
\ style equal to engraving. 49,
tion, all varieties Of writing paper, Ink, OF the
best quality. All the spenceIian Publications
and the celebrated speneefian Steel Pens may be
lege oflce, HENRY N. CORP, President,
HRSRT @. SPBScER, Secretary. JA2o-u
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PerGHU&l,

no NOT DESPAIR UNTIL YUu NAVE con.
~ sult'd old hr bARRI, next Old Follow
Hall, II , is successful when o'uurs aiIi = coma
pental ard reliable. NeUATI'n r"uuis Tor 'Hdiusl
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ID RoPosALs FOR CORN OR BARLEY.

RoPosALs FOR CORN OR BARLEY.
HRADa RS FIPrH MILITARY DIsTRTor,l
STATE OF texas, |
oTPicE CHIER ouAKTEKsAsrER,
AusTIs TENAs. May u. ls69 J
Sealed proposals, in duplicate, will be received
at this Office until u m. Of June u ,lS, for furnish
Ing such quantities Of Corn or BARLEY as may hr
required uatil June 30 ls7o at the following posts
Austin, Fort Davis,
Fort Quitman, Corpus Christi,
Fort Duncan, Fort RichardsOp,
Fort Clark, Fort 0rifln.
Fort Stockton, FOTt Coneh.
Fort MoKAyeu. 0reenyille,
Jefferson, San Antonio.
Corn or Barley to be Of good. clean, msreh ,ata.
BILE quality, shelled and delivered In sacks be
livery 10 commence the lst day OF August, lStp,
and continue, in such quantities and at such times
is7o.
Zach bid must be accompauie by . guarantee OF
at least two persons lwhose responsibility must be
certified by the clerk Of court OF TeeordD that the
bidder Is competent to carry out the contract, II
awarded to him, and the residenee and post Ot ee
| address Of each bidder and Euarantor must be
stated. No bid will bo entertained not eOnfOrmlnr x
The GienIon Of bidders Is called to section lG Of
the act OF Congress, approved July II, 1852
Proposals to be plainly endorsed Proposals for
-, at -" and addressed TO the under
By command OF Breyet Major GensrH J. J.
Reynolds. NORRIS 3. MILLER,
Deputy QuArtermAster General.
my96.td Brevet Brigadier Gen'l U.s.A
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OTSSa HEgE F1K SB

PIrrsBuRd. Pa, June 7. ls6o .
Sealed proposals will be received at the once Of
,he y I. Epgineer, n the Custom House II BSilsiSg.
DAY, June 10. ltG. for tarnlshihs two LiEht
RkMoviNG oBsfRUCTi0Ns
from the Ohio river; consisting OF snAEs, trees,
sunken loRs, boats, barges, wrecks, &e. Bidders
must specify the price per day for each days
work. for which they yili agree 20 furnish every
intendenee pf person to be appointed by the kn,
light drauEht steamer, one crane bOat.two strongly
deeked nAts, and the necessary screws, chains.
ropes, levers, saws, axes, hxtures, &et, suitable
for such work, AHd including the pay and expense
OfCAptain. Pilot, Engineer, and crew. besides one
manager or working boss In addition, and ono
gang Of eight men for each doing the work and
having suitable accommodations for the Govern
mentinspeetor.
All expenses to bc paid, and all risks borne by
the party proposing, II being understood that the
Government will not be responsible for IN" pay
ment OF anything more than the sum per day that
may be agreed upon In the contract. .
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bids II
II shall be doomed for the interest Of the Govern
ment to do. -
Specifications and blank form Of proposals will
be furnished on application, from this onoe' either
The proposals must be accompanied with the
guarantee of two responsible sureties, signed gu
By order q BrlEadier General A. A. Hum
ghreys, Chief OF Engineers Of the Army oi the
W. wILNoR ROBERTS,
United States Civil Engineer, In charge Of the Ohio
River Improvement. JelO-td
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Stables.

IiooK's BOARDING STABLES,
" ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between D aud &, No. i67.
Particular attention paid to Boarding HOrseA.
Large, airy and comfortable stables, The pTupra-
TOR Is we'll Known gs one OF the best faeders 10 IN
District, Owners Of poor horses eaa have them
attended and we'll cared for.
CARRIAGES can b" tAd At all hoGTS Tor Parue',
diDRH. and FnnErs iaE-U
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After tho Payment Of Ono
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES Positively EON-FoRPBlrIS0.
Branch Omee New Jersey Mutual Life
Inanrunco Cam MANY.

ALL PoLIoIBs POSITIVELY EON-PoRPBirIEa.
Branch Omco New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 = STREET,
Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
(LRw and Exchange BulldinE,l
WASHINGTON, DC.
A careful eXAmlnA lion Of our system cannot fall
to convince all who have examined the subject OF
Life Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents adVan.
tages that not offered elsewhere, especially In
the provisions Of non forfeiture made In the Policy
by which no one can lose Policy or fail in sseur-
Ing portion o. their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure IN acknowledging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among the citizens Of Washington and vicinity
many Of them being our leading business men,
Grateful widows aud orphans stand foady to Ac-
knowledge OuT prOmptness in tho payment OF all
our losseB The popularity Of our Company aud
the large Increase Of our business hero may be
seen IN the fact, that although We have only been
established In this Agency little more than tw o
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet We paid to the Corporation Of
gtOl last year (as the books OF the Register
will shOwD tax ou larger income than q large
majority Of the Companies doing business In this
All we ask Is a careful examination N 0ur sys.
TEN, and We teel satisfied We ihall sull have our
'1''' " JOHN e. LIGHTER,
mhl9-eOSm Geneial Manager
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Medical.
Wood and Coal.
W. H. BARBOUR 4 CO.,
wholesale and Retail Dealers In best
VARIETIES OF COAL AN WOOD,

Oder for fllo, at lowest eurrcnt rates. the follow
fHKINS VALLEY S ID ASH, all sizes.
LOCrsr MOUNT. White Ash, al siIes.
hlGku E,Hh I'D BAKERS PINE WOOD
YARDS; % south A street, between FitSt aud Sec.
On1, Capitol Hll ;ill south street, between sixth
and Seventh, Navy Yard.
P. s.-Coal by the Cargo At low agure, and on
acc0nmVdatIng terms. mylS.f
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The following are the classes. by their number
required at the respective Navy Yards aud Nav
Asylum:
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Application and Proof required, in
case the Soldier has deceased.

The claimant or claimants must make writ.
ten application, under oath, and over his, her,
or Their own signature, stating his, her, or their
name, age, residence, connection to the de-
ceased with the letter name OF the company
and regiment to which he belonged, and the
time of his death.
PRooF.-1he dispositions OF two credible wit
nesses will be required, stating that tley are
acquainted with the claimant or claimants. tho
relation held to the deceased, and hat they (the
leponents) are disinterested
Rs- Ii the sod er died unmarried il must be
so stated III the applications of those claiming TO
be the father, mother brolLer or sister, as we'll
as by the witnesses.
IS Proof of marriage (record evidence, il
possiblel must always accompany tho applica-
ii N OF those claiming to be ,e widows.
t*196-3w j. A. PAGE, Treasurer
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LEONARD BACON, D. D.
OF Yale College.

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Combines the result Of accurate scholarship,
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learned nnd popular, Pres. Hopki"S, VII
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rich mine of instruction -PrQf. Ed'cntoS
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TO common minds PROT. Pond, Anger,
Commenting tins book is but gid ng go.d.
Rer. c. n. Taylor u. d., Cincinnati.
1t is invaluable to the student and general
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One Of the most interesting and instructive
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ORDER of PAYMENT.

FlRsr Upon the order of Il @ pei son. duly
witnessed. whose name is on the books of this
office
SEcoND-lf such person has deceased and was
married, payment will be made, 1st, 10 the wi
dow ID, II there be no widow, to his child or
children tif minors, to the Guardian).
THIRD If he died unmarried, LIST, to his IA
ther ID, if the father is dead, to the mother ::
3D., If both parents are dead, so the brothers and
sisters collectively; lastly, to the heirs gene
rally
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E. STANLEY FOX, ESQ,

Of Boston, Mass, will furnish us the coming year
with the fullest and most complete Reports OF
the Cattle Markets at Cambridge, Brighton and
Medford. These weekly reports will be pre-
pared expressly for us, and with an eye solely to
the interests Of Vermonters. They will be the
fullest, most complete and useful Market Re-
ports published in Vermont
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Sold by all Druuoists.
, CREAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIs-

ItNEAT IMPROVEMENT IN DENTIS-
" TRY.
Tho attention Of the public is called to great
discovery III Dentistry
THE GREATEST ADVANCE STEP EVER
MADE IN THE ART.
The main difficulty in wearing artificial teeth IL,
they do net hold in their place firmly enough,
and add to this the annoyance of food getting
under the plate while eating have discover
sd method of so constructing the plate on
when the teeth are set that they will not start
" drop while eating or speaking, neither will
any particles of food get under the plate. no
matter what the condition of the mouth is,
which is not true OF any method hitherto used.
have secured Letters Patent tor the United
States, England and France.
The improvement is not in material, but III
the construction, whchs ecures the atmospheric
pressure on the entire plate.
| have sold the exclusive of said improvement
to DR.. L. Gilman, to wit, the Counties of Frank
lin, Washington, Chittenden, Lamollle and
Grand Isle. Those wishing to avail themselves
of such improvement, will call on
DIR. l.. GILMAN.
ST. hLBANS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. VERMONT
n T. FOLSOM.
November. H. 1867 l91 Lift