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Mational aItp,aaIif;all.lt..

W corrxs OF RIM "Na4ioslI RrfunLr.
CAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following placoss ru'. off i' fu b 7r7it.
Bisuor's NEws srApD, wnIards, Hotel .
CooHnAr's News 8 Z AND. MetrepIitsu Hotel,
wrrpsRaxn's Nsws STAND, EbbiW HouAe
KtnBALL's Nxws srlsp, seston House,, ~, :, p
wrLKrrs' News sTANp, 81, Janss Hotsi.
PAnxsRs BOOK ,ArD PsaIopIcAL psYor,
No. as Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. 80 r.r..,..r = y'.4....,Ir ,..is, 81
. w.D. b. MAJOR, 81 0ilbert's Dining saioouI
a37 street, between Ninth and Tenth streets
ions o. BunanH, No. rs = street, between
rweifth and Thirteenth streets. ~ bna 'sH
Jous A. BurLxn, statiener, s1s y near rhir-
teenth. ,...'i d. E'h .i.'bl .Hl D
Bunks's News STAND, Kifkwsod Hsuss, ~,
CHARLrs II. AspRRser, statioasr, " Sew
enth street, between Y and q streets, IT, hirs
JAsss B.LLrw, ststioasr, 4aeI,f ssve.sA be-
tween q and II. f5. l.'., brr mo. ..uI-ul
s. q. 8, BARBous, ststioner, s7a- Seventh
street, between II and i streets. u1r In ,Ty.ag
JoHr 4, VAs DoRAr, ststiener, d soutfrA
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol HIN. r.v e.! .g 10 s.l rr moi.
wILLIAn BAnrLsrr, ststieasr, No. 60 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, cast
Capitol Hiil. rte ....I .. nf n'y'h77F
sc. MrLIS, stAtioner, II street north, two
doors east Of Third street west. . TOT J. -
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, bIl
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRBsH BEEF AND BEEF
CATTLE.

oyrIoE CnIEy oosNssAnI OF sggsIsrEscE.(
Sealed PrOposal.; n d9plisats. VIII Be reeeIysd
SSs Ig 4: ths S;I sSa
iSf suppl sSI 9:sf from he block 10 he troop;
FoT HaTksr, Kansas, two compsuios.
For, Hays. kansas, two companies. and ten com
Fort Wallace. Kansas. four compa nies.
tshp BessR:f. MOUTH q Spi LVtiS Arkansas on,
Fort Larnsd. Kansas, three oompanies.
Fort Dodge, Kansas. five companies.
fSri Reynolds. Colorado Territory. one com
TaIt Garland, GSiOESsd92 Territory: one company,
Or .asR O otSsi post as may Be- established in the
northern part Of he Indian Territory on the Chey
snne and Arapahoe reservation, at which post
Camp supply Is discontinued, that The other posts
IN the Inalhn territory here referred TO will have
The sontiaets will commence at all the posts July
NO. TsSy Wa fnsI sud Re Ts sson aua
Jane 80. ls7J, AZ Al the other posts -,
WAR iIsrRsr lays Wallace and Lake Station will be
! bid Tor together. Larned. Dodge, Beeoher aud the
post in tto northern part Of the lqdiaa Territory
above referred to may be proposed ior together Or
the two former can be bid Tor separately from the
Lyon. RsyuOlds aud Garland will be proposed
iftss BIDS are suitable the posts here connected
together will be 10. out together. Persons who bid
tSf axe RSs tssa sspsratey. sSaai "a sidos.
bid for them separately, -,-,-,,
quality, With equal proportions q fore and hind.
sssI.sr nssss si.faS isISw q y
sRs ls asWa 'f Ess ss sf'
oS, ~ siSS rS:. rem ak 10
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E0uND-A LADIES' SHAWL, WHICH THE
~ owner eau have by calhnE At the once Of the
washington Watch Company, No. 3tl y street, aud
paying for this advertisement. myIi-A
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TRBAsrRr DRPAHrnssr, May 10, 1870.
Sealed proposals for stations for the
aui ' IL SS dsy d 3 JaSs 49, sA Il
4 schedule Of. the articles and quantite. re.
nS VII HfB 5: fS Si ESsan sSos appss
The bid. will {, e considered. and accepted or re.
Contrasts. musl be executed by the succe.sfui
bidders within ten days amer being called upon 80
Ths, articles contracted for must be Furnished
pursuant 70 orders from the Department. The en-
TIRE qua titis. In the schedule Will, however. be
Rsss ' STS aS me S nv IN.
or Arm making II AID be Aec0mpsnted BY a bond
with sufaelent sureues In the sum % ave thousand
SIAf gn.S. s'i g. p
contract, with good and SUFFICIENT bonds, for fur,
nishllx sueh portion OF the articles as may BE-
All deliveries will be subject to inspection By an
expert. detailed for the by the Secretary Of
4. T G. 81 Ss
Deliveries must be free OF charge at the Treasury
re iars . semps With any one order nua.r
eniIs penalty Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
sa:S r.
sary to supply tho deficiency caused by such fall
ure, aud charge to the contractors nfty per ceaium
q the price which shall befound necessary TO pay
Proposals unaeeompsnied by a satisfactory bond
will pot be- consideIsd, and contracts will be
awarded only @ estsbiished iaannfaeiursrs Of OF
sss i ns e e %
will cause the rejection q az az 4 PA ssourwrI1
my l0-lm Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EXTRACT OF BUTTER PLANT

brief allusion 10 the origin Of this importsntdis-
eovery may not prove uniuterestinE. Among the
authenticated records Of the renowned Captain
Cooks voyage around the world. Is found the
statement that while soIourninE 10 . short
tims on the Brazilian Coast Of South America
he observed the natives using, In the prepsra.
tlon Of their food, q peculiar oil, which, upon
examination, he found to possess the Appearance,
taste, and aayor Of Butter, upon further inquiry,
however, he Aseertained that II was simply a sub
stance that the natives distilled In crude and i'm.
perfect manner. fror, a rich and luxuriaut plant
tb.t srov rpontaueously and abund.utly iu that
war, ,p uop'es sn soan.,, nw s ~ IN em, ,,
hen' ioneh enen's'' "hieon ApfoiessionAi 'n,'
us tropics. nsae numsioas shpeI'mehu WIN
Uni. remAsoie proaueuoh " h'uie' anu sue'
eeeded In extracting concentrated essence OF ths
plant Tho formula for Its preparation. and me
SOLE hioh rfor us safe IN hh country arc hs
exclusive property OF this Company. by whom 10
was purchased from the original diseo,erer We
claim ior WIS remnrtAptei'e' Simple Aha'psneeus
l. That BIZ its use a net gain Of from any 10 two
hundred Der cent, Ia made in the manufacture
sfButtsr'
a .h,.. -h.,.x..
- ., -,s ,,'. ~ -
may Do ss,ons rancid. s'rsassa, Or coarse;
grained, and comparatively useless Tor general
use. by the aid OF this Extract. Ia restored TO
Its original freshness aud sweetness, ns-srain
and even color.
s. By the uss Of ms Extract. one pound OF dei.
oious' neSn Du'of A''aA''' msu' 'fom oAs
pln' VI iunA' .u, ,u.
T. ~, ~ ssa,oIs l" a. s.n,s NJ, non,h
suo, :, , 80 " ~ 80 49,. whsh
,nooo' eNpoe "''
p.,ssS", Al. o,u,,p
o. rnA' nu''ei =, me ~ H.,
"a Inv ths ordin,ry msthoa = v -
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Cohhh fAhk AND SkArp niyhh sfnshrs, I
Sealed proposals. will b received x hi. ,o6ee
fcr SSS he Pst. s nd
ssqsST rss and complete
/. A Wooden Gisfi6oaso Tower with. Iron Ian.
tern, TO be placed at the extromc end OF the South
T. Az. Elevated Walk Of Wood placed upon the
South HaIbo5 pier and connecting tho Lighthouse
POn1dsiio n, to be erected upon dry land near the
'l XII ina 8 VIII Ike and .pesa
Ions which can be seen at this odiee. where all
rdws ws ana bssns re sd
IA ws ss I1S S &c Pd.
by the authorized agent % the Lighthou'e, Board.
station can DO visited, lts len gth TO be not less
than four hundred 600 nor more lhaa ak hundred
The work must be commenced within thirty $50,
dsys ai.sr sae SpRTSsn o. hs 9ont,set, ana must
re III 70 iejss, any propo.ss any reasons
deemed su client Is hereby reserved.
aa ssa Ga sy re Sidder sSd sSapsteH safsy
certified 70 be such by some ohheer knows to the
dGsrs @ tSat Il he sssnt Inc seesptsaes
Of such bId, the necessary contract Will be entcTed
Ro Saf sa 90 Siys Ia. i sss ssf' BY
Bonds and security n ths sum q nye thousand
eSp.aast VII e fsqaIr.a o' Vi 'h'
All proposals must be signed. scaled, and en-;
And then enclosed in anothsf envelope and directed
20 Breyet BTigAdisr Gen, "; y. RSynolds, Light
Any bidder may pc present and witness the open
ing q he bid's the time and place hsro'nbefore
Payment: fer the work will bc made qPeH est!;
sssS s.tin.!S Tl + s!5Isl5 until the sati'ias'
tory compilation ton Of n the '"a,'s;'g RAySo1ps.
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oyy,or Aorrso Cossts..nr or sup,u,s,o,

orBS.Sl SsrI sn. SS.s or ssgrssSr
Sealed proposals.. In duplicate, will be received
tSa ,,nn ~; t y, M ~ dof
With Iresh Beef, from jane . % December ., 100.
with equal proportions Of fore and hind,qnaftef
meat, tseoks, shanks and kidney tallow ex-
tractor, at such times aud in such qnantities as
may be required. Hobld will be entertained that
Is not made by 4 regular butcher. who must q We
bis name IN foil, his place of business and rosi.
denee. The enyelops enclosing proposals. must be
endorsed Proposals. for rures;hIsI P,;:S Ssof'
cspts's g,t lafaBtry and brew. Lieut.. Col 8.
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DRoPosALs FOR RATIONs.

L
ouARrEssAsrhh,s OFFICE, MsC.,}
Sealed proposals will BE- Iseeiysd at this eniee,
until two o'clock >; m. Il Ihaisdsy' me up dey
q May next, t9I IuIhsninE tsnons 70 we o.
Marines a the iolieMinE stAuohs' from ist July
", TO Soth June, ieU' W.
PortSmouIh. rsw hhmpsmro'
SharLestow1, mSssaSsnuSeus'
Phllsdelphla, nIsyiyanis;
S W.sn,Pps ns C N6S.faR. va o. o0'um''a'
Mound Clyi illl1ohi
Pensacola, floIida.
Zach kA,lon 70 eonsh OF we've ounces o. roLk
or Bacon, or one pound hnd iogI ounces OF SsIt or
Fresh Bssfi eighteen ounces Of soft Bread or flonr
2rtwelye ounces OF HArd Bread, or one pound And
four OUNCES OF Corn neal ana 70 every one hundred
rAhons nteen pounns 81 beans OF feh. OF ten
pounds OF Rice or h9mlpyi ten pounds q green
UOneei oI elght pounus " Iossted w LoaNeu Ahp
Tea hftsen pounds Of suEaTi four quarts Of Vine
gar one pound and four ounces OF AdApAntins or
Star Candles four pounds OF soapi three pounds
and twelve ounces OF SALT, AND -FOUR ounces OF Pep-
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY

ppAsrassr op STATE, MAYO, Isep,
Sealed prcp9sals fsr Stationary for the
bsp.f%sRsau Ssn y +. JTss 10 ~ II
o'clock, m. IT, = -'.-.- II
uss.d ma s1t w ,yn. ~ s,sd,s
VI iniGrns.loe have been, prepared. which will
Washington, d. q, 1880 myi9.td'
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RALrlnoRE AND oHIo RAIInoAp. h

ID TTIT1 NJ -' -@ - - 10 N
Trails. s.,v. wWdMaIys5R ss r. . VA t,.
noRk snd WARRINGTON AED TEE WEST. are
~" vnb p.yr,sovv Flu r.1f- .
Lave daily; creep, sunday. q TO. 500 ssd
!n..,.s.Hos ALL WAY sfatfoss,
~. ,.., roR ASEARoLis
Aasspcli. % sasa as ~ p NJ S'"''n 10 0''0m
., ..l. roe Gs pssYGa4Rffad5aE
I.., :. e, = VA, $ti s q Co.,
3 4 s,s: q x. !. I < = :ssss =.
Rs.y s.siSn si,s from % D BsiS SS9
wsabinstsp s,.ian' Y ~ ws., s,s ?, had ne
i.s ',nN'o ''A"oa l''t'' once at Al hours In the
ror New rort, Philsdslphis, sud Boston, see ad-
'''''''n''' Of rAro'sA Lin" ! l. WILSON,
ss cq RSas4ai: s!.:s s I sS %s.
rHRouda IIap p,rw a., I !. ..,.ara.
L PHIIAbkIfHiss,, xsb NswsYdbs sR,
rr.,,. s.,v y. wASnI5SIos Sep: is lsssrnSon:
IoR NV YoRiks.' ul,Aeu, chang. ears
4 i.eS q d.ls t'S'sp, sunday At 500 m, i.s
a ~, ' ''s.! SHi sssi. %s ns
q. q. Oh SUNDAY. 49, .
phis y Z. p'n YORK I" p m and fh'isa'l
rass t s.s s's H0s
=. ssians,. ana Ohio K..lte.a .sya,...n.a,
Sspcii.' sss Is: w..s "n,'Se. DsWtlfrsSa . A.
MAHter OF IfhnHpOrtAuOu.
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' ..' Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT. 70.
oogsoLIpATEp BUSINESS COLLEGE.
% OoRFRR OF eEvEErH AND d BTREKrs,
r's tEa,Itpe s on 2 st5estp

Ts D.. fBntranoe on ID street,D
WASHINGTON. D. G., .....
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mldd lie aged men and women 10 engage
IN business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Tho branches taught are; Business Practice,
Book -keeplng as applied to all departments Of
business, business and Ladies' Penmanship. Busl-
pess, Arithmetic, Grammar, Correspon dsnee,
spelling, BlOcutiOn Political Economy. and Com
Student; are permitted to pursue any or all of
the above branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen.
IN a separate department, Instructed by eonps-
"RATss ~ 'TTsUIifrIoN. A scholarship, good for
unlimited time In colleges located In inportant
cities Of the country, s6 Local seholarships, GOOD
for one year from date Of issue, 80. Tickets for
three months, e2o; for ono month, el0.
8, AZ tai,iSns p.JsSls n sdyanss wss ;I paid
Sessions are held day aud evening.
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
Bon.
~ sfRScEEiAE fRSMHNSsHp DEPARTMENT
q this Institution provide. uuequalled facilities
for the acquirement Of q free and elegant Ia nd
wrltlnE Ladies' and g9ntlemen are received for
special Instruction In pis art during the day OF
evening.
wRpDINa, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PBNWORK done 10 order III
q style equal to engraving.
The Textbook aud Blanks used In the in.titu
ton, all Varieties Of writing paper, ink, Of III,
sS; s s.a sb ssS sG'ssi s Pss nay
isse olncsL HENRY N. CORP, President.
HENRY q. SPEscER. Secretary. ia1d.N
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Wood and oal.
W. H. BARBOUR & CO.,
Co toREAr REDUCTION IN PRICES.

C' GREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs. e,
- ...N #t
WHITE ASH! ....fr ... .. .a
g5ps AsH,, Aaii siissI
CUMBERLAND COAL. run Of mine.
do. do. lamp.
100 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED,
OAK AND PINE WOOD C"ssTAhrLY ON
HAND. 10 --l ~
~ Now IL the time for famili 10 20. In thsir
winters supply.
outheast eorneI Of New York venue and fif.
steepth street, Mains new build bf,foImsriy u
tRSNinth street, between an 2. Yard and
whhryea foot Of Seventh stIest aafa.M
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proposals yy22SE ,suARrERMAsTERs

wgsrIsSTqT. Ibb }. q. NV U DI,ssI.SsE'|
Sealed PtePgsal. gill be received al this ofieo
until wRpsEspAY. Nay y; At y m, for, fgr:
IL pounds Pstlyt atss. Cut Nails. 100 90 bush.
White lead ~ fishts. glass iGSli u VIII u5 Xxx
BrushesJ o sash Brushesi l Yarplsh BrushI /
TurpeptinsI p gallons tinseed Boiled 0li ID raj:
Ions Japan DIysrI Eailons Copsl Varnishi %
gallons Coal OFF, and one set Cart Hafness.
These articles 10 be dsllyers TO the ouartsrmAs.
ter in charge at Linooln Depot within three days
from the Acceptance Of tho bid
Payment will be- made upon y9loheis sertinsd
By ;hs a1arssrnsaisr n sLarge a LineSln Depot
tors Stores, " and addressed to ,r,,,v
Dygty. ouartcrma,ter General, BVt Brig d.ncsi.
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE

Annual Premium.
ALL roLIoIEs Positively soS-ToRREIrISu.
Branch once New Jersey Mutual Lifo
Insurance COMPANY,
NO. no STREET.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
Claw and Exchange Building,)
WASHINGTON, D. O.
A careful examination OF our system cannot fall
70 convince all who have exAmlnsd the subject Of
Life Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents adyan-
tagss that are not offered elsewhere, especially In
the proSis Of forfeiture made In the Policy
BY which no one can lose Policy or fail In seeur
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure IN AiknpwlodginK the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met amol g the itiIsns Of WashingtOn and vicinity,
many Of them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows and orphans stand reAdy. to az;
knowledge our promptness In ths pAyment OF al!
our losses. The popularity Of our Company and
the large inereass Of our business here may be
seen In The fact, that although we have only been
established In this Ageney little more than tw o
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation Of
gton last year las the books Of the Register
will show tax on q larger Income than a large
majority Of the Companies doing business In this
XII we ask Is careful examlu nation Of, our sys.
tom, and we tsel satisfied We shall still have our
" JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mhle- eosm General Manager.
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NorroE TO ooSrRAoroRs

U.S. Esnfssna Orig: q IIy,,,9. ,srpsss.sr..
Sealed proposals, In duplleste. will be received
$ ss dam G .srs.. l., SKI sss
In front OF Louisville, Ky. ~.
The plans and specifications Of the work 10 be
done can be seen and any other ormstion can be
obtained on personal applic alton at this ofnoe, .
printed copy o. this advertisement must be at-
eompanisd by written guaranty, signsd By two
responsible parsons, that the party parties pro.
ivArdment
10 bids VIII be entertained except from persons
the 10 reseryed 70 reject any and all BIDS
shall be deemed for the Interest OF the Government
TO do 30.
Twenty per esutum OF the monthly estimate Of
work done will DO retained as security for fulhll-
ment Of the contract.
Proposals mpst be inelo.ed In = sealed enyslop,
.9d lndotsed Proposals. for work On dan, - and
Major Corps Of Ensineor., Brsvet Major dsns.ai
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pRoPosALs ron FORAGE.


hhADQ MILITARY DIV. OF INV NILSSON
OFFiCg CHIgF Con'ToF srBsfsTENcE, \
| CHICAGO, 1LLIsoTs, May s, ls6D.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
hL this omes pnhl Y o'clock M, TUESDAY, the
18Th day Of NAY, 1852, for the oivery at s. Louis
Mo. Chicago. III. Leayenworth City, Kansas;
Omaha, Neb. Council Bluffs, Iowa, or Sioux City.
Iowa. Of Ro, 900 pounds corn Deliveries all to DO
before Juno 10. 1850.
The corn TO be put mp In new double gunuy sacks.
resewed, and to contain about two bushels each.
Bd. % be made In duplicate, s1hi.et 70 the usual
cation at this Once, or the Offices OF the Subslst-
snes Department at Louis, Fort Lsavepwcrtb.
and Omaha, WHORE blank forms may be obtained.
guarantee, signed by at least two responsible
persons, that u the contract for tho above corn s
awardsd TO the person Proposing II Will DO
promptly entered ihto and fulfilled. must accom-
pany each proposal. -.
Proposals should be ihdorssd t'Propo.sls for
Forage II. Y, CLARKE,
lssistspt commissaty General o. subsittenee,
UIited State. Army, Chief comm!.sary q Sub
ner 81 Ia sallo and Warrington streets. Mer-
Xeantile Building myl0-td
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n RAILROAD.
&XMRxS0R
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
1. 1900

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
/. 1899.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (gXCEPT SUNDAY De.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria at q. IN. and 5p. m. Leave
Hamilton at a. m. and II 80 a. IN Leave Lees
burg at 0 .B 4. IN, and l2:lbp m.
The .. m. trnln from AlexAndtia and II 80 q. N
train 60 meet " ith Kemp Dali Line
Of Coaches for Purcellylle, sniekersSiile. Berry
Vile aud Winchester. ALSO. with keamsr,s Line ol
Wednesday and FRIDAY for Balls MIL. Aide sed
hiddisburgi rsturnins Tuesdays, Thursdsys aud
Ali traius arrive at Alexandria at convenient
hours for connections with Washington and Balt
more. same day.
FROM ALEXANDRIA TO
ke,.burg...,..""sae @ Wiaehe.tsI 1900. 3 q
Hamilton ........... % Aide .....,.,....., 4
E.TssiliIIII |. ...:.. hlddl'burs'.'.': d
Goods PER New York, Phiiadelphia and BAL
Z. Hayen9eI. deastsl Agent At Alexandria, vii
mission.
| Oommutstion Passenger Tickets between Alex.
tndria and Hamilton. and all diAte station
| At low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issu,
| between Alexandria aud Hamilton, and betw Gel
these and intermediate points, At reduced rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap2i-u General 6upsrintendent
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". D. sHUBRIcK, Chairman.

NOTICE. SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES
Two good work horses to be sold at public auc.
tlon, Atthe QuArtermAster's stables, Fort Hamil
ton, New York HarboI. at o'clock p. m. on
BY order Of
myl5-td A, O. M Gen. u. r. A
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.OPosALs FOR INDIAN SUPPLIES.

HHApa'Rs sourHERS IspIAs DIsrRIor.)
MEDICINE BLuFg ClEEk,
IspIA. TERRiToRr, April Is, 1850
aass q sist .srsb iss, ios isdisS Seppss ror ~
ss%iP's 4. nostA:, VIII Be Ise.,,sd until June
Be- .Ss,dssd hi,s; SAB ar'ie,s ~ aor III b
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THE
Economy Butter Company
THE

ask the attention Of all interested In the rsdustioa
OF the extrayAgant cost Of BUTTER, 20 their prae-
teal and economical system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by tho aid Of the DE-.
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sHHmaPCTW -TFWa8
A MOVING SERMON.

We have the subioined discourse, de-
Hvered by a Southern divine, who had
removed to a new field of labor. To
his new flock, on the first day of his
ministratiOn, he gave some remin s.
cences of his former charge, as follows:
"My beloved bretheTing, before
take my text, I must tell you about
my parting with my old congregation.
On the morning of last Sabbath I went
into the meeting house to preach my
farewell discourse. Just in front Of
me sotl the old fathers and mothers in
g Israel; the tears eoursed down their
furrowed cheeks; their tottering forms
and quivering lips breathed out sad
fare ye aOeJL, Brother WdtEipS-ahf Be-
hind then4 SGT the middIe-aged men
and matrOnS; health and VigOr beauled
from every countenance and as they
looked up could see in their dreamy
eyes-f0T'e ye fCetf, Brother WCttkiRS-dH!
Behind them sot the boys and girls
that had baptized and gathered into
the Sabbath-schooE Many times had
they been rude and boisterous, but
now their merry laugh was hushed,
and in the silence L could hear-fare ne
t0eU Brother HEatkinS-dh! Around,
on the back seats, and in the aisles,
stood and sot the colored brethering,
81 with their baelz. Hfaces and honest
hearts, and-as I looked upon them 1
could see a--f09ie ye tCetI, Brother Vat
4einS-dh! When / had finished my
discourse and shaken hands with the
bFethering-ah IpasSed out to take
last look at the old church-ah! The
broken steps, the Topping blinds, and
moss covered roof, suggested only
fare ye 0eIE, Brother TPdtkiuS-GR!
mounted my old gray mare, with my
earthly possessions in my saddle-bags,
and as 1 passed down the street the
Servant girls stood in the doors, and
with their brooms waved me fare ye
q iGeIJt Brother IEz1tlll1S-ss1hg ASH passed
out of the village the low wind blew
softIy through The waving branches of
2 F41e, trees and IuOanedr-fare re a0eEL,
I5fotheT Wdtkits-oA r. 7 came down to
the creek, and as the old mare stopped
to drink could hear the water rim
pling over the pebbles a fare ne 4gstfft
Brother WdtktslS--ah! And even tho
little fishes, as their bright fins pIist-
a enedin He.sunlightsI + thought, gath
trtd around to say, as best they could
---JoFe ye aCetL, Brother WdtkinS-aby I
was slowly passing up the hill, medita
ting upon the sad Vicissitudes and mn
tatiOus of life, when suddenly out
bounded big hog from a fence corner
with aboo! aboo! and I came to the
ground with my saddle-bags by nv
side. AS lay in the dust of the road
my old gray mare run up the hill, and
as she turned the she 1rgUed her tail back
ct me, seemingly % suy-fdge ye lDeU
Brother TVdtEciHS-0hi I tell You, my
brethering, it is affecting times to part
with a congregation you have been with
Z for thirty years-ah! '--EDITOR's DRAW
ER, i'll Ha7PeT's HagazGteJoy NoDeHber.