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The activity in the money market, which set In on
Tuesday afternoon and prevailed throughout yester
day. was still felt in the earlier hours Of business
day, ana rates as high as seven per cent gold were
quite freely paid for call loans, and in some few In
Stances sixteenth to an eighth per cent for 'turn-
ing" stocks. After two O'Clock money suddenly
became abundant and the rate declined to seven per
cent. Indeed, after halEpast two. aud certainly in
the Vicinity OF three O'clock it might have
been had as low as six or even five
per cent, but the early demand had been
30 active that borrowers had made their
engagements quite early in the day, and hence
lenders were In the majority and compelled to
carry balances unemployed over night The 1uc.
tuatons In the money market are to be traced orlg
nay to the movements Of funds In the depositaries
Q! the city funds and for the payment Of real estate
personal ana other local taxes. The Vanderbilt
clique are further charged WITH having unloaded
Just previous to the recent decline and then with
holding the money obtained by the sale OF their
StocKs' thelr operations being timed to occur with
the natural aggravation OF the market arising out OF
ths causes above indicated. The upward movement
In stocks ia attributed to their buying stocks again
and setting free the money. The operations of the
Treasury In the matter Of bond purchases have,
however been the chief occasion OF the turn In the
money market this afternoon. The failure OF the
gold sale on Tuesday and the purchase OF three mil
Hons oil bonds yesterday and to-day will swell the
legal tender item OF the banks for their statement
On Saturday, especially as the gold sale Of FRIDAY
will not have its influence until after the statement
Is made up Again, the remittances to the West
are diminished, while the demand from the South
west has ceased. In fact exchange at New Orleans
Is In favor OF New York; but not at high enough q
premium to bring any large amounts this way. In
commercial paper there moderate amount OF
business IN contrast to the quantity upon the mar
ket Rates remained steady at nine to twelve per
discount for prime acceptances, and twelve to
twenty per cent for the next class.
Foreign exchange was dull and weak. The firm
OF the English cotton market and the seadness
IN gold combined to produce q better supply OF COM
mercial bills, while the demand from the importers
was light. Prime sixty day sterling sold as low as
10sI. The nominal range OF quotations is comprised
In the folOwlng-Sterling, Sixty days, commercial.
1881 10sA; good to prime Bankers, 10sA a 1885,;
snort sight 1925 109}a; Paris, sixty days, SIX
617h; short sight, 5.16i4 BIS; Antwerp, 5.22ts
SHY; Switzerland, 5.22h a 5.l7la; Hamburg, 2O7I
35M; Amsterdam, 4oi4 4054; Frankfort 4D's
aOX; Bremen, 7s1s 1914; Prusslan thaers, 701s
71I.
The prop osals to sell bonds to the government en-
braced total Of over three and half millions. The
million accepted, which for the sinking fund,
following lQs.-
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Wheat less active owing 10 the scarcity freight
and at the close the market heavy The comprised
about 1000 bushels at 81 Is 81 20 for No. spring. 81
vi 81 for Mol Chicago and Milwaukee, ST. So for No.
! Milwaukee, 81 rs a III 81 for unbound and rcd
81 ~ So for white State, 81 80 for do. California and
81 ~ III Sc for do. Michigan. Corn less active
the market closed heavy, with seers 81 49, The
about 10000 BUSHELS Mt 81 II vi 10 for primo mixed,
and &c 81 for yellow Jersey Oats were very que but
and 66c 85Sc for State including small lots South
at Goo. &c Rye dull and heavy; small OF Of
buyers; sales 5000 bushels at 81 0S for two.rowsd
latter price for extra or barley malt 400 bushels
State were sold at 81 70.
FRRtenre.-The market moderately active and steady
for grain but dull and heavy for almost MI other articles,
For vessels for charter tbs demand light and
heavy, though lower. The engagements wereTo Liver
bushels wheat 3D. and 200 bales cotton at I'd 10 Lon
dom 1900 bushels 3D. To Glasgow per steamer,
1900 bushels wheat at bxd TO Rotterdam, 500 boxes
extract loswood at ass 10 Bristol, 1900 bbls. rosn
at ss I'd ss Apd 10 hhds. anow NJ 2bs The charters
wsfs:--A North German bark, 70 Cork for ORDERS, with
a5OO bbs petroleum a. b. 3d. and 3D. OF II drs6t two
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let Az and slst st. corner-one story brick tenement
Owner. Casey.
dwelling. Owner, G Thompson
18th and 47h corner-One3 story corner IRON pla
ming mill Owner Carroll.
lt av, 50ft W OF 77thst-one 9 story wood dwelling
Owner, Markes.
9Th ay, No 66i-one story brick store. Owner Ginsrs
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PROGRESS OF Hog KILLING IN TIE WEsT.-The
following returns snow the number OF hogs killed In
the principal western depots up to noon OF the
aforementioned date, compared with the COR
responding time in 1885,
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GREEN q WILLIAMS will sell at o'clock,
on the premises, very desirable building
lot on the corner Of Second street east and Z
street north.
Also, ut o O'Clock, on the promises, sub
division OF lot 4, In square 574, on Indiana
avenue, between First and Second streets,
improved by three-story brick house.
Also, at 10 o'clock, at the residence Of the
late Louis Marceron, on Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Sixth and Seventh streets east,
lot Of furniture.
CooPKR & LATIMER will sell at 4 o'clock
on the premises, q market farm, on the
Marlboro road, out H street, three quarters
Of a mile beyond Benning's bridge.
FIrou q Fox will sell at Q o'clock, on the
premises, lot II, In square Al, on Seventh
street west, between 8 and T streets north.
MAORI. NJ. Brown will sell at IL o'clock,
on the premises, all the stores contained In
store-house, X street, between Sixteenth and
Seventeenth, consisting OF desks, chairs,
stoves, &c,
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PROPOSALS FOR PRBsH BEEF.

FOHr SCHUYLER NJ w; HIdA,SsSSSH.l
Proposal. In duplicate, with COPY ~ u III. ID.
inE, FREsH BRBR 10 The troops At III: post. ''''''
The said Beof must DO fresh, OF good market
SS siaoS q t isiE 1ad 10 s 30
and to be delivered this post free Of
s s,Gst. In such Saantity as may be from time to
%sSdInE oioeS .ka do shs s sas SI
four times per week.
h. n: neck. q ne SS!l: sl.sshsd r beef ts
Al The fourth ysrtsbrsi joint. and he b breast ~
trimmed down, The shAnks OF fore. quarters shall
bs cut 90 h9p three 70 four inches above the knee
above The gambTel or hook Joint.
Separate proposals In duplicate will also be re-
eeiyed by the undersigned, up to the same hour
stoned officers and their families static ned at this
post, or supplied theIefrom with such choice
Fresh Beef as they may from time to time require,
sneh a. hrloin and porter-house steak, standing
Those contract. to be in force six months, or such
less time as the Commissary General shall dlreet,
the Department Of the East.
In case q failure Or dsheieney IN the quality or
then the GompissaIy at Port schuyler, New York
HArbor, shall have power to supply the deficiency
By puieh.ss, and the contractor will be charged
The sonirseiof vii b. required to enter into
.Pop.ibls sureties, whose names must be mentioned
The proposals will DO opened at II o'clock IN, on
TUESDAY, NAY 70. at Fort Schuyler, New York
HarboI. at which time aud place bidders arc re-
y PycSO..i; WI Be, marked Proposals for
c. - WILLIAM J.. HAsKIN. :,
kC. i. myiS.I ID
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W. Am ,,x.n 10 a.. a., H.. a.o,,
BLADDER. I. ,na.aoa Co. .no,,., - =, ,no
Ns,,on., IA ~, ~. .,l, .n,..- M. 80.
ming 4, tho, .rcs,,s,, ala oo,,.dx IN,
'"school for scaudal.n In which Mrs. Sid
dons will persouatc Lady Teasle, though not
as Contemporary has announced "Lady
Tearlc, In the Lady of LYONS" Ifthere be
such character In the play called the 'tLady
OF Lyons" as Lady Teaxlc, wo have missed
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Natioual gepnblifau.

~ CoPIEs or THE " NATIosAL RHrUBLi-
GAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places
BisHor's NEWS STAND, wilisrds' Hotel.
OocunAs's NHws STAND, metropolitan Hotel.
wIrrBnaauR's NHws STAND, Ebbitt House.
KisBALL's Nxws STAND, seston House,
wtLxrss News STAND, 81. James Hotel.
PAnxra's Book AND PzRioprcAL Dxror,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once. Hn boz
w.D. b. MAJOR, a. oiibert's Dining saloon,
tsT r street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JoHS q. BuResR, No. rs Y street, between
Twelfth and thirteenth streets.
Jous A. BurLun, ststisnsr, ans near Thir-
teenth.
BuRNs's Nsws STAND, Kirkweot Mouse.
OHARLns II. AsDERsos, stationer, 40 sev-
enth street, between = and q streets.
JAxss BsLLsw, ststioner, tse,< Seventh be-
tween q and II. ..1' '-"....
S. O. s. BARBouR, ststioner, s7s Seventh
street, between II and I streets. ....
JoHr A. vAr DoRAr, statiener, II south A
street, between New Jersey avenus and First
street, Capitol HIN.
WILLIAM BARTLETr, statioser, No. 90 east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
s. o. MILLS, Ststiouer, II street aerth, two
doors east OF Third street west.
Jas. Fox, Stationery and Faury Goods, ST.
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs FOR rRBsH BRET,

HnIp'eR. DnTator OF tkDfAN THsRtroRr,,
Yyrief Gnisy o2ssisshsI susgsT,soE.
StS Ss d N H. .E.I r l
we 9gee q the undsrsiSned a. FORT oibson, q. N
sisSsa aSS n r Z. HI. Y .S:s
Pos %,.,.a, ~ iss,y y rsS.r.s :, Y:
rsfi Gibson, Cherokee s.tiou. IndI.n Terri.
rort Arbuetie. chlska..w Nation, Indian Terri
G.Rp witehits. Msdisins Bluff Greek !, Indian
All BIDS 10 furnish the above must be for Fresh
po,.o 81 yo2d mahsssbls Quality, In equal pro-
Sss2s and sds.s nS hHs ft9ss. :. s1
asets o. ths cattle % be ssi "a II Ike
Ss 'S s.a 'is sss a.; s,ss,' trims.
ron ters. e four inches aboye The knee Joint ssd
hsssYS a. SS,. ftp% ;s TO sfh'uOh Above he
All d.iyeiiss q Yfssi Beef to be subject to IN. in.
me omeer or agent Of the United States
Bach Va must b accompanied By good and sut.
loyalty aad sci,sns1 ne ~ sss Bsr.oS: %
sSurt o. record, seltlug forth that they viii. Ia
and ..sSiI oi he Ss SSs s%Ps SqPSS
n. name snd Rasc Of residence Of each bidder
NJ proposal WI b entertained, uais,. sstI.fae.
tsr q that does not comply with the
he ishit. rsiss, any - All bid. I. reserved.
8. Es ~ ssl. SS SSfS
uss. "a !. 10 Ss,, NIX be- az 70 the
blank Tor propossi. M b w. m. AZ, ho
on application at this omce ~
fsymeat 70 DO made In 0overninsnt funds on
pose, IL 'N'NN W. 80
Deliveries TO commence at Fort Smith, Ark. on
named oaof S''oi' Sai,E ~ 1oorw,, p'"' '
Bfsvsi Lisulsn.nl Col9nei, asd A. q n q. "a,
Y. q. District indian Territory. myl7-td
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN sUPPLIEs,
pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY,

g., TREhsrhr DErARrsExr, May 10, 1872
sealed proposals. for furnishing stnIionsry for the
year ending Jnne 20, $50, will be received at Ills
ppsIment nhtii the 10th day OF June, 1852, at u
4 schedule Of. the articles and quantities re.
gnlred, aud blank forms for bidding, eontaininE
,nI information, will bo furnished upon applica.
Tss I'D viii considered. and accepted or re.
tSSSSstIsstt; EO. executed by the spoeOI.ful
The articles eOntrasssd for mus, b. furnished
pSrsua5t e ~ q oI nSe during hS ysa IN quHpss
called for during the year
=, Each ss proposal nusi6e signed by the individual
VIII sufcieut sureties In the sun Of Ave nd
dSiiA.tI 5000 appTsyed by United States Dis.
10 upU Ss he ny y s
eqntrAct, with good and sufnelent bonds, for fur
nlshins such portion Of the articles as may be
All dsi ysiiss win be subject to Inspection by
expeIt detailed for the pu rpose by the Secretary Of
the Trashy, aud the delivery OF Inferior aTtl.
WI DO Doomed sunieient cause to annui the con-
Deliveries must be free Of charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington,
ut The failure 70 comply With sSy one order under
sntlTe penalty q the bond. OF the Secretary OF the
Treasury may direct the purchase, 10 open market,
sArJ to supply tho .denoisncy caused BY such fall
ure, and charge to the eontraetorF nfty per &c
q the price which IL shall be found necessary to pay
Proposals unaeeompapied by q satisfactory bond
will not be considered. and contracts will be
awarded only TO established manufacturers Of or
dealers In the articles.
the specification. furnished, and failure 10 do SO
will cause the rejection Of any bid. 49,
,o.,u soEo; s BOUTWELL,:
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND BEEF

PROPOSALS FOR FREsH BEEF AND BEEF
oFTrcR CHILH conMIssARr OF SUBSISTENCE,
DBPARThBSr or TUE Missouri, J
F2 sss sfs pTdpC aaS IVY Vii @
at this ofee. or At the oiiee fthe G. T., at Fort
LsUU sH STogsfS fs aa1 R
for supply Ing ne. Beef from the block The troops
Ior HaTksT, Kansas, two companies.
Fort Hays, Kansas, two companies. and ten com
Fort Wallace, Kansas, four companies
Lake Station, Colorado. one company.
Camp Beeeher. mouth Of Little ArkansRs, one
Fori Larned. Kansas. three compauies.
For! pOdge;c kansas. Ave companies .,.,
Port Reynolds, Colorado Territory, Que com
FJrt Garland, Colorado Territory, one company.
Camp supply, mouth Of Bear creek,
nOThSTn part S q he Indian TcTy on To- GhsT
enue and ArapAhoe reservation, at which poet
Sf SUI e N1 S T pS
IN the Indian territory here referred to will have
The contracts will commence at all the posts July
Il ls0. They will expire pesep1eI 81. lsGD, At
jane 30. ISL, at all the other posts.
There is nothing positive as to the number 81
we eau q ss Eat al ks time. ~ ~
lIarker. Hays, wallace and Lake Station will be
pot in tie nOrthern part OF the Indian Territory
above referred to may be proposed for together, or
thetwo former can be bid for separately from the
Lyon, Reynolds and Garland will DO proposed
ifIiss BID: are suitable the post. here competed
together vi be 10. out together Persons who bid
los % take them separately. should. 10 sdiltioa.
BID lnT them separately. -..,,,.,, ,,,,,..,.,,.
quality, with equal proportions Of fore aud hind
nSS :Ss.s and Hfas /. eS no b
trimmed down T6s : ~ * .hs t.rs; assftsr.
knee Joint and Of hind uar tors from six to eight
INCHES above the gambTel Or hook Joint
Bach beef. when dressed must net at least 40
pounds.
weigh, and issus tho beef on the order Of the Post
fSS piscs from witch to Issue the beef will be
furnished by the Government, a. well a. trEuS-
poItatoy for the beei from the place OF siaughteT
70 ne phase q issue The place Of slsgghlsT Hlls
each post
The eontr'st2r At e4,h, r,.t not 'i'UatedI on tho
post at least 5u bushels ct cora aud lOU tons OF
hay by tho lst day Of DvcTmb0r, lsto, with which
Proposals should state at what rneo per pound
Proposals will alec state Al what price per
pound. not, Will be furnished such number "
cattle. tSl iseSrs, between four aud SIX years q
Of hS pTHHHSsi S1d none EseSysd under ~
om@y " SSSsRs s' P' SS' Of N he " S
aLmed during the above Inon,hs,
SOrsS Gs for sF'I TSsh 3 sHyslSF9
properly addressed,
Each copy OF each proposal must have posted at
its head copy Of this ADVERT semeut
The undersigned reserves the right TO reject any
| or all bids offered,
| Blank forms will be furnished on application to
the othess4boye mentioned and at the ohiee OF the
! Payment to be made monthly In such funds as
may be furnished for that purpose,
No bid will be received without wriIiep guar
Antes FROM two responsible parties, for tho per
niIasrs ~ "a yiIsd Ia he present at the Ope ming
| Of the bids, N, Y hohhohM
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PfHgESssSSES4A Rs4SsF tHR E Esf e
BELIEF LAKE SUPERIOR

oIIlcE LIGgTnorsE EsGISEEh,ilru DIsrRIor,)
CORNER PARk AND URAsD klyER srREErs,
.D ErRoIr, May 8, 1850,
Sealed PROPOSALS Will be received at this ofico
nnLh ~ . clock 81 ny ksDAf, the sth day Of June,
LSos LOT inInlshng me materials and labor OF all
Kinds necessary TO construct. erect, and complete
ator nsar MENDOZA Harbor, Lake Superior:
l. a woouch Lisnthouse rover with. u ron Lam
WWIni 70 ~ piaecd ~ the extreme end OF the south
hhfpor per.
y. An hleNated WAX OF wood placed upon the
2onth harbp9t pier aud eonnceIiaE tho Lighthouse
A Keeper, Dwelling OF Brick, with stone
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a,,...,....Isn, ,,,, ~ q AZ ~
auAhrkn ~ U Z, a.; -
Sealed proposals Will % 5seelyed a. THIS 9nlee.
uptu Two o.eiVsenP IN n lha tiiy' ths S'h dsy
haTinesat We ioiieMinS stations from LIST July,
." np, am Nav nmnsh,,a.
HhaflestoWn, hssAohusettsi
bhllsdslphla, PenI;y iynniaj
Washington City, District OF Columblai
uospott, near norfolk, Va.
Mound City, lllinoisi
Psnsae?lA. floridn.
haeh hAnon 70 eonsn OF we've ounees0 FORK
q bacon, or one pound ana ionf ounces OF bal or
Fresh beei elghteen ounces OF soit Bread or Flour,
ortwelye ounces OF HArd bread. or one pound and
four ounces OF Corn Meal and 10 every one hundred
rauOnA hItsen pouhns o. beans OF fsas, or ten
pounds OF hlee OF h9mlny ten pounds o. green
Conse, or eight pounds OF roasted Tor roasted and
ground COnee, OF one pound and elght ounces OF
Elri one pound aud four ounces OF AdADantins or
Star Candles four pounds OF soaps three pounds
and twelve ounces OF SAT-, and Tour ounces OF Pep
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Business College.
RESOLVE and ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS ooLLEog,
CoRrER or sEyEsIH tsp D srREErs,

WARRINGTON, D. g.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and mlddle-Agad men aud women 10 engage
ln business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Tho branches taught ares Business Practice,
business. Bnsinpss and Ladies' PeufnanshIp, Busi.
eess, Arithmetic, Grammar, Core pon denee,
spelling, Bloeution, Political Economy, and Com
merciAl Law.
sIgisntt ere permitted to pursue any or all Of
the abovo branches.
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In LepAratr department, Instructed by compc.
RATss ~ TUfTIoN. A ssbOlsr,hip. good for
unlimited time 10 colleges located In Important
elites Of the couutry t65 Local scholarships, GOOD
for one year from date OF Issue, 90. Tickets for
three mouths. tOi for one month. go.
All tuitions payable In advaneei when paid
instalments the rates ara ten per cent higher.
Sessions arc held day aud evening.
Glasses In french 10 ehArEe u Professor Alfred
SPEscgkiAN PENhhNsHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this In stliuton provides unequailed faellii.s
for the acqu rcment Of a free and elegant ha nd
writing EAdiey aud gentlemen are received for
special ipSlTuetlou 10 this art during the day or
ygEPPIE8, yEs 1T sas Agp I CARDS;
. style equal to earrAying,
Tie Text.bpOl aud Blanks used In the iu.titu.
tion, all varieties Of writing paper, Ink, Of the
ss S ne ssisbr,tsd spssesIisa Steel Pens may 5,
isss ofhee,' HENRY N, C0PP. Presidsnt
HEsEI b. srxscEs. saerstsIr. - is2s:,f
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Stablea.

" on RlGHTH STREET,
Between D Gnd b, No. 467.
Particular attention PAID to Boarding. Horse.
Large, airy and comfortable stAl les The pIopIle-
log Il we'll. nown OF the best feeders In this
District Owners OF poor horse can have the N
attended and we'll cared for,
CARRIAdBs Gan be had at all hours for Parties.
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Proposals.
NOTICE TO coNTRAoToRs,

s..,., WAsHIsaToE, p. c., May ii, 1850,
sSt RS.bkY Nav rS 81 I A. ~ MI oss
v',I9Ss'gn q three Brdsesi On Third. Fourth snt
Plans and spesiaeatioss Of the work to be don,
y.s nsa' ~ psrsOnG application Al tho City Sur
printed copy Of thi. sdysrti,, mept mus, be At
oamns " each proposal, and each bid must be &C
responsible persons, that The party or psses nv.
pns enter into contract upon receiving the
The right IL reserved To reject any and all hid, n
ian ~ deemed for the Interest Of the eorpora.
The work 70 be done under tho ,,p.,,i.,on and
the Third Ward, Sad in sseOrdsass With law OF
BfSsss. Il mia IL Ward Ss endorsed "sfsRSi for
..x,.,o, .Gommissloner Third ward
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
U. S. BsoIEErR's orrioE. O. PrprH STREET.,
a, ss ssI: PrOPo,,l' dupllsss vi - received
fot the construction Of dan across he oSio Aver
hrrronl o. Louisville. Ky.
dens can DO sesn and aay other informatiop oIp bs
q sSpy a. Sl. Uss
re.pon,bls persons that The pafy OF pss,Iss psao
%sps wi, sntor Into contract upon receiving the
No ne hsls. SilI be salsI.nSd otssg, from person,
q. rss.fyss . reset any "a AZ ga. m
10 Az % deemed for the interest o. the GoTsTbmen
Tye9ty pei, seutum Of the monthly estimate Of
mani o dGPs Wi DO retained as security for fuisli
IA iasss.sd PtSs. iSf Wotk 81 sSy' sai
SSS oYp: Of Engineers. Br,vSt xs siTf ass.r.l
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TRHAsuRT DEPARTMENT, April ., 1890.
Notice is hereby given that the interest
coupons payable en- the first day Of May
next, will be paid en- presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at
the rate OF SIX per cent. per aanum in coin.
GEORGE 8. BOUTWELL,,
Secretary Of the Treasury.
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Perpetual LIFE INSURANCE

Guaranteed After the Payment OF One
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY EoE-ToRFEITIsG.
Branch Omoe New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 STREET.
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets.
Claw and Exchange BuildlnE,)
WASHINGTON, D. @.
A careful examin alton Of our system cannot fail
70 eonyincs all who have examined the subject Of
Life Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY presents adyan-
tAges that are not offered elsewhere, especially In
the provisions Of forfeiture made 10 the Policy
by which no one can lose Policy or fall In seeur;
ing portion Of their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made.
Tho Agent takes pleasure in A;knowledEinE the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among the citizens OF gton and Vicinity,
many Of them being our leading business msn,
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready to &C:
knowledge onI promptness In the payment Of al
our losses, The POPULARITY Of our Company and
the large Increase OF our business here may be
established In this Agency a little more than two
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation Of
last year las the books Of the Register
will show tax on larger Income than large
majority Of the Companies doing business In this
All we ask Is a careful examination Of our sys-
TEN, and We feel satisfied we shall still have our
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mills. eosm General Manager.
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''wAsHIssfcs. April il. 1870.
"Notice Is hereby given that the Interest
coupons, payable on the LIST day Of July
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate of six per cent. per annum In gold.
'GEo. 8. BOUTWELL,,
"Secretary of the Treasury"
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Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
tmoto steamers, Railroad or Express, 70 care X.
Be forwarded over the road free Of charge fof com.
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
At low rate
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of issue
between AlexAndIia and Hamilton, and between
those and intermediate points, at rcd ueed rates
NATHANIEL HAYES,
ap7iu General supeTint endent