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fosf fooTI, M. Augusta 10.
ss s,I m p.opS;,l. In duplsnS,s ~ Be sseeiysd
d August for furpishInT the troops stationed a
Fort Yoote. Nd. the Fresh Beef REQUIRED Tor them
s s.. III linn a. h. nsins 2s,snsT suss
may direct
The Bssf 70 Ss o. coed Marketable ualiiy. with
shrrppfs. and kidney mllo. 70 be xeiaded,
The neeks OF cattle slaughtered TO be eat Oh At the
fourth veItebrnl and ths breast trimmed down
The shanks the fore quarters cut Oh from three 70
four inches above the knee Joint, and on the hind
or hook Joint.
pound ehoics cuts will be furnished for sale TO
ofieers.
for Fresh Beef, and addressed to the undersigned
at Fort Foote, Nd. who reserves the right 70 70.
States,
. Conditions. requirements, payments. &c.. made
known on application to undersigned,
First Lieutenant Fourth Artillery. A. C.s.
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wig; s NJ ": A: $t'sss st;ss:'
once. et PyoRG.nls viii " rec lived sitSs nsxols
DAY ne sist Inst, Tor eonstruei,ns sewer IN
sguarg ~, e2nmsnelnr the north side on ihs new
about one hundIsd and tsn feet. Is. ssust n ~ y
nmis5 re 70 the one airs.dy hgilt, sids walls 70
draulic cement, on plank OF paved founasuanr
hss .Tsh 70 be q hard tempered red Brick
The work 70 be done under the Superintendent
seHers and in Aeordsucs With law.
Bidders will state price per running foot, In
oludinH all materials. labor and the necessary ex-
eaystiop, as we'll as eoverinG the sewer with the
msnriai moved. ". z I. 0HA1. u. BLISS,
aus supt. Bewers, dc.
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DRoPosALs YoR NAVY SUPPLIES.
OFFICE or PArslsrsR, U. 8. NAvI.)
No, n KiLBr srEsET,

OFFICE or PtIslsrnR, Y. I. NAyr.l
Proposals, .e.,.d snd, endorsed iropo.si. Tor
y g op:a:d iHusd'stsii !ssJs.f,.i. fcI 81 sia
nus. % ;.gsfsi,Iy e,slo.sS. win iSe np%S.i q
The REG s,,i,icn on III, 2, Ie"Ps TIE rich. + re;
.: z r q;
e rsS g ana an s:ilasi:a he f NAVY
Si,hin the .pee'nsd TIM. tree Of expense to the
SURsaU % CONSTRUCTION AND Repair.
an. kssuisasten Eo; SIS
To ,: S'iiVsfsa With i've day. from d.,o of
gS.Ggy !;ds 81: 81 ssSisss of Joseph Low
'iihs Is;ia Hsss:i :; 's'S' i... long.
ASS !: | Fl: !: Heb !:
TcS Of III. Ss., quality Awsrsa q i.a..d iron,
s ,sc Con :. s.rd S:.I
q % ssS b & q: fa1S s
- be delivered within ten days from dAe Of
=, Reputation No; ssl. ,
%;,SSppl a sSn'r'ss William B.
Yellow Pine beams. =. fellow.i
50 pieces. % fsst lsns, sided sinehss. moulded 10
E, 81 oj.s.': q issi sPs, sided II inches. moulded
IS pieces. 90 feet lonl. sided 10 inches. moulded
SpI.ss.. . ~ iSss. .doa 10 iuohs.. moulded,
y Eiss:.. o isst long. sided Il ineh,.. moulded
EImstsd 10 eoni,iu ls,o91 cubic feet
Y.liSs ria., sSisS Y. =. Sssn tapped. y sSiss
the Commandant Of me yard INST be uIeb he'd
p.isIIsi he siding ,w.y ssa % be parallel ths
Ss 70 n u 70
vii BE- received On the corners: Peduelioh; WIN
mark, and Improper squ.rial. To 30 .nsiaTai
ITos.h sSIye,, .sa not sr,iat.sa, o. forced g
wood, TO bsfrse from shakes, cross. grains. large
10 81 delivered within four months from dMe Of
,Rsgutsnton No. So. =,
wc 10 disgpl .. H. 3. s g. soa'r''' OF
white Pine Plank and Boards. A. follows:
is:s f 4 e t ~ a. s'n'As.
= F;s q y; s:1
:sS:: H.: 81 81; 10 to
II 81 Is: si: ,sst:: 10
'G; e; Sss . Is:s lSI. "a 70
s% & <. n bSss; y wv ssi'i. ,'e
: e n ~: :;.s rs s$ I'd
a, nd s s:. y r, a..: ::
"a board; I'm. :; ,, Ss ss;S ssS
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Proposals
DRoP0sALs YoR Mat

' ". ..'i. Ssssi;;i :: ss,;;s:s''
49, ~ ss snss, V II B. fes.iS.S ustli
KID shs sSRhsBB SIsS nib sElsTcsH
Iequirsd at Depot, for siI months or such less
tine shS Sopm,ssary General may direct, con.
furniahed By the uudsrsiGssd, . oopy 81 he hitter
sa.sl 'Ss to DO attached mn pro-
au7.M a. a nj a
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voo.,,y w,es psroJ apAnrrss.sIss.l
,roposals VA. e. r.se'ysd !. .6is odes aa,il II
,@sdl.te asllygy on iSs wharf Il 81: DEPOT a or
90 ej'e' to in q StT u e pp,cxs
Suitable for laying CUTTERS 81 Hampton National
!emetery, and should be OF the best quality for
that purpose.
This blds .hosld BE- In duplicate, and must b
s,uar.ntsed By tive responsfbls persons, .ho.e
guarantee, and eertinsd TO a. being good And sun.
sisnt security by the United States District Attor
orass ~ S'h pss., SoIl sns5 ppbls os:,
Su VA, Army. Chief ouArtsrmAstef
HENRY ". JAMES.
bfevet Lieut. Colonel, Assistant Q. NJ. y. "a.
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Bo0kbinders.

e. Sock binder AND PAPER-RULER.
No, I'll PennsylyauiA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side,
ana ANEW pswspspers carefully attended to.
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pHILADsLEnIA, wILMIseIoE. AND BAL.

pHILADBLPHIA. wILM!EaTON. AND BAL.
V.IfF TlMoRE RAILR0AD.
fCommeneinG on Monday, June eth. passenger
trains will leave President street depot Balti-
,W.y Mali Traia isT Philadslphi. ..d WAY Sta.
tious 7;oA IN. This train oonuects al New Castle
Jaast,es with trains for all Stations on the Della
! Rxprsss Trais fr Philadslphia and New York
Alb 0A m. connecting at Perryviile with train
Express frnin for Phiiadslphis and New York
Of Is y. IN. -, connecting At wlmin Eton with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
minelon aud Harrington,
mediate stations at y m.
h1piess Irala ior Rhli.dslphi. Ms,yp. m.
neo,iug At WILMINGTON with gx prsss Train for
p'lpe'pal si.iisps on tho Delaware Railroad. daily
sxrept saturday.
-.-L UN SUNDAYS -.
Pr Philadelphia and New York at is p, IN.
Through Tttksts may DO procured either 81 pres-
iielt street depot or at Ticket once, No. lB Bsltt
lpot. street P-rsous purchasing tickets st once,
Gilmore street, can have their baggage checked
stohl rssid~nce by Un Ion Transfer Company.
=, IN WIN. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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opsics Tlusrsls Pupt.to scHc

wAsnI.eroH. D; q, August 10, Isoe.
eeived =, this omee until WEDNESDAY, septsm-
BE- hlis' ss II ~ he
with WOOD AND COAL for tho school year
''d''s Jul, > ssRESsosp prsrsrcr.
ton. whits Ash EsG Coal
scJrds Pine W God, sawed aud split
FOUaTH DISTRICT.
% tons white Ash Egg Coal.
eonrds Oak Wood. sawed and -plit.
clrds pine wood, save and split.
To be delivered from time 10 time, during the
school year. at the different school houses, In such
qusntifies as may be- ordered By the Trustees.
bach proposal 70 be iniorsed, Proposals for
signed. JAMES O. DuLIN,
AuO Chairman Committee Of Supplies.
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We have no reason to doubt the entire cor
rectness OF an Interesting and instructive ac-
count Of . recent triumph. Of modern sur
|eery, communicated 70 the Chicago Tribsn<
bf this morning, by DR.. @. L. Beebe, OF Chf
cago, who achieved 1t, In which the particu.
lars Of the removal Of four feet and ten
inches Of the Intestinal canal Of Mrs. D. B.
Curtis, Of Leo Centre, ILL.,, was effected, and
the life Of the patient preserved. The case
was originally one Of umbllical hernia, which
was evidently badly treated, perhaps being
mistaken for something else, as, when DR..
Beebe first saw It., tho tumor was large,
greatly discolored, and on the point Of giv-
Ing way by the pressure Of Considerable
quantity Of huid therein contained. The
constitutional symptoms were such as 70
leave no doubt as to the nature Of the
case, so the doctor set about furplshing
such relief as was possible. 'a..t s.'HI
removal Of the iutegumeuts showed
that large mass Of the intestines had been
pushed through hole In the abdominal
cavity, and being there CONSTRUCTED BY the
constant accumulation OF focal matter, had
become gangrenous and dead. Tho doctor
freed portion OF the intestine and followed
Ii back In each direction TO the hernial ring,
as one would ind the two ends Of q string
held In the hand BY tho middle, aud found
that the part involved In the decay was four
feet and ten inches In length. To return Il
to the cavity Of the abdomen would have
been fatal; TO remove Il would, almost OF
necessity, have been equally 80; but - the
latter included the only chance Of llfa DR..
OBeebe applied the knife, and after having
Enlarged the ring, brought tho sever cd ends
Of the intestine to Its margin and there ser
cured them by suture; and through the ring,
as an artificial exit, the stercoraceous matter
OF the patient was discharged. .. ....-
Amer the expiration of three weeks the
Rtitutional disturbance consequent upon
first operation having subsided DR..
proceeded to unite the severed ends Of
Intestine BY means Of highly Ingenious
md, as the result proved, an affective. con-
trivance, the description Of which our un-
professional readers would not understand;
after which he, on August 0, closed the artl-
fetal opening In the wall OF the abdomen,
which tho hernia had caused, and all the
natural excretory functions Of the body OF
the patient were restored.
This case Is without parallel In the history
Of surgery, and by II DR.. Beebe has gained
remembrance that will DO coeyll with the
endurance OF bis art. Indeed the facts In
involve so wide departure from the sup
posed possibilities Of the cooperation Of art
and nature that there are plenty Of men who
will not hesitate to deny them. But 70 all
such We says There's the doctors cabinet
with the trophy In its place OF honor; and at
her home In Lee Centre is the patient
Chicago Post
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~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot. .!
ga m, connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Msnassas Passenger Trains 81 b. Asaph Junction.
for all noint. on the Of that road between Ma
nAs.as Junction and uArrsonbug.
Trai "a leaving st, AsAph and King streets al 10
p. N. connect At 81, Asaph ,Juneticn With tr.ip
nyiug al baltimore and Ohio Depot at s - D. m. I.
and in lime for aP IN; t,s .S i9s ssltimoIsss
n. J. PHELrs, 0en'l Manager. deco u
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MRS. MONAGHAN, Of New York, who u .
believer In woman's rights TO Q sufiicient
extent 10 call herself doctrcss, has been
arrested for killing one Of her patientss "A
man who was troubled with fever and ague,
consulted her, and was treated In novel
and mot delightful manner. The msdlcine
administered consisted Of Q paper Of chew.
Ing tobacco soaked In Q pint OF ale, which
the luckless patient drank, as also several
draughts of warm water. As might have
boon expected, the dose oecssioned violent
vomiting. Not satisfied with the result how
ever, half pint more Of the mixture was
given, To make sure that tho stomach -
perfectly cleansed. The medication was
efIectual, for the sufferer died In q few. MIN
..kes. Absurd aud abomlnable Is was this
treatment, IL was not more disgusting, II
more fatal, than the remedies prescribed by
even learned physicians In the seventeenth
century. Pounded vipers, mashed snails
and other delectable preparations were be-
lleyed to contain wondrous virtues. Such
superstitions are now happily obsolete, but "
we are not mlstaken, the Impression Pre-
wallis In some quarters thstnastineas d tsAe
is essential to tho potency Of . drug, Az al
events, Mrs. Monaghan appean To have
acted on some such theory.
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hy.r'' Chief ouarterms't'r psesrsmsspi q Louis.
. 5r.... Lieutenant Colonel and A..i.isns Guar.
esmasef. auii.N
NAvY DEPARTMENT.
.BunnAu OF MspIcrsH lxp susaz.r.(
wAsnIsoros dD% u, August D. 1850.
posrpoNEnssT ~ DPssiNa OF BIDS FOR
mAL HOSPITAL, ANNAPOLIS. NARY.
Proposal. for Naval Hospital. Annapolis. Mary.
{. ne Nayy Dspsr,msni, 2. poon q WE'D EsDAY,
sSS WI. X & q Ssi. ,fs y Bureau.
PROPOSALS. roR SUBSISTENCE sroRRs.
o,'res oHrs, ecss,,stnI o. sgss,srsso1,l
- fIhsI MILITARY DIsrRior,
ss: 81: s E;:S I'D; II u
'' i$ SS:if;l: ax'f1RaxsE;ff%S Shaus ,'''' VIII
49, pSasd. 4bAhANTrNE CANDLES.
cosdiion'. &C.. As heretofore . poprpp
Brsyet Major. and Chief commisssrJ u snS:I.,.
PROPOSALS FOR BUILDINGS.
HIApauAHrKRsPI Rsr MLIrARr DIsrRIcr.l
0rrIcE CHIsr ouAkrkEsAsrtR.
Z. III: sss essai q NJ y safgRPAf s.eis%
Wooden suas g ' soSps s
Qusrtermastsr's Department At Richmond. yir-
fEPiIk SHOPS. on til. Canal, below Seventeenth
FORAGE HOUSE,. a, the Roess,,..
sd fSrshsi aiefnsieS 81 % s Sas
o. the I'D mssssr Of sale can be obtainsd
The eesssSps: .9Si.In,1s proposal; 70 be n;
mali 70 se one. Tor Baiidns and forwarded
tx order Of The au.rssrp.,te5 e., S,ss,,,l g. s.
Brsyst Colonel. ousrtsrmssisp o. 3, Army, Chief
. UNiTED STATES NAVY.
Parsss sSSHt Us,rsb s sTh pS Saaf.
No. p BRoADwAI,NKw YoRk,AuG. n. lsep.
Win K. a TO sSS% R s Fsf
meI "a ysrtisemen'.. will be received at this once
as S. SySF1ns RI q H BE fSS .y
cred fres q expense q The New York navy yard.
and 'rsn'por'a'i0n' sShiip;prIxs
BUREAU or YfRps sND DOCKS.
mad. Without splice o. Dol, fops yarn, and capable
Of Residing. strain .! twenty tons, -, -
ss, q "ss sSa.i.o e nSnSe' make oe's'n
no barrels Rossndsis Cement. fresh around. put
Ss ss S :aS s' ss! s:fsIis 'ssf q
iBpuREAu OF STEAM sNaINBERINo.
10, 100 pounds Sable Iron, double refined. assorted
BttiRisAU OF EauIPxEEr AND RECRUITING.
= 800 Iron Thimblss, II TO ipeha AFT b. galyan.
toap Stone, Sank 10 inches wide, ~ and X inches
thick u ChoppinE Knivesl 30 Clesvers, y Soap.
stone 0riddlesI q Iros Dlppsrs. Fa!yasiredi u
$s,s ssis$ S;.ssS
Hooisl n Cofes Mi. il pail. Wais Ifons; n
Wood saws p eating Hippers for wirei % Bolts
Bseswnx = barrels sob Turpsntins, ys gallons
each D 10 Chestsrmsns Metallic Tape Lines, 70 70
80 feet each 80 wlndsail Hoops, 1 Inch thick, X
Inch vide. 81 to lT inches circumferencei 500 Try
.ah Hope, lassortedn t@ pounds Seine Tw,nei
s.asSSs sS.
tSS, wa: sosss sfs PAIL
Scissors, 10 gross 6illous Steel Pens, No. nd, u
Books, q auirs. 8 and Il Vial. supsrans CsTm Inc.
TRANSFORMATION, -.r.
To Rio de yAnsiro, Brazil, By sailing vessel, for
rs tons, o. 40 pounds,) nors Or less, q equipment
stores 10 b taken from The New York nsyy;yard
direct. and delivered At Rio do Janeiro, freight,
psyabS 10 sqi,suey. ifes Of primase, after return
!; E z. IL
70 ressra 20 t supple. and ii.n:poristlos Blsnf
forms for supplies will bsfurni.hed a. this Office.
Biddsrs TO state In their proposals. the date within
to them PARTIES interested are invited 70 be Pres
b; . SR.SS'd' P.;ns q Mt p y s.sy.
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a., f9hT hGhnrnr. Mp. August ., lsp
.s%ssi VIII ~ ~ H. aSS:r
fns spp S5 fkss BshH T e &. s. 5
IA Beef n. :. ;A, q god MARKET.
:s:s :.:S ~: 3
%S.nains 6aas.r .ssii ds.snss. not sHsssdiaI
The nest: q q. ssi,l. .l.ushtsr.d for beef 70 b.
fourth as css ans tAs e iq man, a.
down Ihs ,hsnt. q fore. quarter, shall be cut Cd
he asmbrei Or Socf Joint, II 70 'sa' inches above
.Bs ap e . Ale SoS be sS
a. ssIys H.
si sspp IsS tSsrsfiom. vim such choice FRESH S.l
nm, sifIGl Ri ma FI.i Steaks Standing
Ths.e contract, o b. in force sig months, .aeh
eon%sneins on iSs ~ az q October. isss. snd
sghlsst to The .ppioya, o. she Commanding General
quantity frs.s sssf ~ Hs.a
f Ssas pSssa u supply H. ma
chase. and The contractor viii be CHARGED with the
Tss ssS!,.stSr VIII be requires, to enter into
bSod; for The sum o. tso thoassnd dollars. signed
must be mentioned in tbe bids, "'0'' "'"''
The propo.ais viii bs opened at il 80 o'clock, a.
Henry Nd y which time and Place sdd Ga, are a..
.n SF.SSS s be marked IA Ps"
FiS.i Lieut.. yGrr'h U. E. Aiiiii.r1' Sfs,.! S.g,.
pROP0sALs FOB PRBsH BRBf.
Pc, YG.r wh.s,I.s.o,. msp. :Aasu:, 9, s
dsr.iJnsd until 10 O'Clock. a. m. !. sSPTSaBER 10
49, '0' ''''' FRESH BEEF
q e. az. ..ISPs I'ss ,n of good n.-s,,
t1s ds;' G ps. e ss ~
ss' sS1 ss: psi
TN a:st a.s. i:s e. ss b
s% nc e ssi \;
Of hind quarters from six to eight inches above the
Separate proposals 10 dupiiesis win also b, 70.
seiyed BY the asderslgeed up % ths same hour and
osess and tSsf fs$iis. .ts!lossa & sRis pc.t
supplied thsrefrom. with such choice Fresh Bssf a.
IA. s% Ss sc We: 'fs s'f RS. YER
hl TsssS son,,.,,. IN h. 4, ,o,,. a, .,,
les. lime = sss Ss i. ;sss
eommeneins on the lat day % October, lse and srb
sI..; I, e
then The commissary Il Fort WssSinston, Mary.
land, shall have power to supply the dehrtepey
vi Inc difference In cost w
,.I K: 4 .s..s
two responsible suretles, whose names must be
ned In the bids,
The proposals will be opened at 10 o clock d m
on The lOih day OF Septsmbsr isf9. Al FORT Ha1h.
lngton, Maryland al " hieh lime and place bidders
are req uested to be present
Proposals will be ms rked ..Propopals for Beef
and addressed, BkWIN BERLRY,
PIrst Lien ten A nj Fourtb lItIiIeTy A d q
auQ-td
,.RopoaIIs roR Sta rioNrRy
r,.,.r., n,,,,,x,
TkEAsusf pEratInsHr' |
AuEpst =, Isg 81 80
Sealed proposals ior fnfnishnE 6TATloNkkf
i9r the uss 81 the United states Tor
,sas psIsI.t%,sst ps'i the ID day Of September
Bnnt forms Tor bidding Will be furnished upon
ApIPhiekkutson ,-,i T.. ....ts..., .ua ....n,.a
Lne p,es VII 49,, ~ eonsue'eu anu "eeeP'ee UT ~
IeStsa , nsm " ms .x.,,,.a ,r A.. .,.,...,,,
h,I9 u ~ ~ ~ snash .tn. III nna w
piuaersWHnin Ten ohSs a'er peink eAiieo upohr
20, ,,.. r., ., l., .,...
Inc Mue,es Gonhseta iVt mus pe iuInsnlsu
n,. nm ~ ntda5. 9ram ths hsn.rmSns ~
aan,,,a nnsotitias iii hnwevsy ~ ssii.d IA
s Ju au ~. n ""' H'"''"' W sAiea 'o'
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more steamers, railroad or Express, to care \; Il,
LAVENDER, General Agent at AlexAndrta, Will be
forwarded over the road free Of charge for commits
hon.
Andria and Hamilton, aud all intsrmediats sta
lions, at low rates,
Round Trip Tickets good only for day VI Issue
between Alexandria and hamilton, and between
these aud interlnediate po,nt., a reduced rates.
apA-tf General Superintendent
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WAsass'SS SSHESoSkoErowr RAitfohihbS, 'A'''
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. Il, 1893.
On aud after MONDAY, Dec 7lst, 1888. snd until
further notice. Passenger Trains VII run between
waship gton aud Alexandria As followsi
THROUGH MAIL TRAINS.
Leave Washington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, g;20A. IN. do for Manassas and Harrison
Leave Alexandria from corner Of Duke and Hsu-
" streets iron Manassas rAilroAd) 7:H p. m do.
from Lynebburg, 6p. m.
LOCAL PAssKNoHR TRAINS.
LEAVE wAsHiseros. LEAVE ALEXANDRIA.
MARYLAND s' DeP0t'Ses RSne .nt Hsnry "A g
Pm. d" +" 10. 10
... - " L0 Pm
6M /" - 1N
7S Duke and Henry ....3 %
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oyTIci Dspor ouARrrRuAsrxn.
goaSm % OAuI Asp soura srlHIis,
nEw ontsAss, La. August 10, iye.
i.y itinG proposals. for Red River Transportation,
Bidders ere Informed that proposals win also 30
molth. as per scheduled % well as for The whole
BY order Of Brevst Brixsdisr General Fred.
Myers, Chief ousrtermsstsr bspsr.msa! q Louis.
Br.vs, Lieu,snsnt Colonel and Assistant Quar-.
termastsr. aufi.W
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psoPosALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.
o..,,. rosr 0r,ios DnsAsInnsr.(
orvioh pissuRsiEo CLnsn AID sgf'r I
.,.. --u..,. III, - AusnNT @ y
sssii he ssins,ast =, u N. for *. ss,i1sry ana
stQrAEe 81 - tors ~ 20 pounds) best WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE OOAL, NO. !. or broken sire for
furnaees.
% tons u 80 poundsD best LnhkNb VALLEY, Tor
crate pu!pqse. on
Dleords besteefsQned QAk.WQUp. -.,
oeords best BAN NJ ZINE WOOD. seasoned
Average samples OF Goals must accompany each
The Dep.rtment reserves the right TO reject all
or any portion ofthe bids tsesivsdc. prr,v
anl6-td DiabufsinG CLERK and Super ntendeht.
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NJ o S an.,ia'y ame e , relied Iron,
furnished with satisfactory evidence. To bear q
teasic strain Of sixty thousand pounds per square
neither red nor cold short. and free from SEAMS.
r.4ses ends OF other ,is, a.. :,
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n RAILROAD.
SUMNER AnRASoBMEsT. BEoIssIso APRIL

SUMNER AnRAN0EMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
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train fTsw u "a Iua &, meet with kemp's Daily
Line OF CJaohs. FIR Pureelivllls, 4niekersvills,
Line Of CoAehss. which leave LeesbuTg on Non
dag. "Wednesday and Fridays, for Ball's MIL,
AZ traius arrive at AiexAadrls a eonyeuisnt
IN ~. same Jay. 10 80
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Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-04
GREAT STRIBUTION
DIT TIM METROPOLITAN GIFT COMPANY.
CASH GIFTS TO THE AMOUNT OF 100000.
EVERY TICKET DRAWS A PnIxE.

Cash Gins, each $4,000 20 Cash Gins, each 81 600
10 iSSSS S,SSS 500 500 100 100
TS MsIodeons !, Is 10 100
$50 Sewing Machines w 10 no
800 Gold Watches 20 TO $40
Cash Prizes, silver Ware Sc, valued at Sl,OO0,OOO.
A chance TO draw any Of the above Prizes for 25c-
Tickets describing Prizes sealed In Envelopes and
we'll mixed. On receipt Of 25e Sealed Itesf Id drawn
without choice and sent by mail 20 any address The
prize named upon It will he delivered to the ticket
holder ON payment Of one Dollar. Prizes are mmedl
stoly sent 10 any address by express or return mall
You will know what your Prize 10 before you pay for
II. Any Prize efchdHgSd for dROtherQf value No
Blanks Our patrons can depend ON fair dealing.
REFERREoEs We select the following from many
who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and kindly per
mltted us 20 publish them Andrew j. Bnrns Chieage
$1,000 Miss Clara S. Walker, Baltimore, Plano, 500
Sames NJ Matthew'S, Detroit, tb,0O John ~ Andrews
Savannah, $4,000 Miss Agness simmons Charleston
Piano. 5000 We pthlish no names without pernis
OriNIoEs OF THk PREss :-"The Arm Is reliable, ant
deserve their success y Weekly Tribune, Adys tw,
know them TO be q iair dealing nrm. IN. y Her0,d
| Map ~. "A friend Of onra drew $500 prize whicl
| was promptly received"-DdilE Nsios, June g.
Send for circular. Liberal Inducements TO Agenta-
Satisfaction guaranteed Every package o. Sealed En
yolopea contain oiET Six tickets for u y
for a. IS for t6 1i0 for ais All letters should be
dresaed to MAMPRR, WILSON A. co.,
| ami09o t9S Broadway, Nsw'Yof
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1869-12-04
IEeAl. PROBATE MATTERS. Ac.

ID i4 .- aa.- L..ali = .atysl a- 1911. o.,
DY virtue Of an order of sale duly issued from
for sale by way Of public auction AZ the door OF the Court
House, IN jefferson, Ashtabula County, Ohio, ON
Saturday, the first day IF Jdnuary A. d. 1870
between the hours of and 10 o'clock A. M Of said
day, the following described land and tenements, witt
Situate In township of PlymOnth, in said County of
Ashtabuq and STATE OF Ohio and known part of lots
number fortyseven l7l and 500 in ead Plymouth and
Is tn. same land decided by said William Willard and his
wife to said Joel Briggs the 18Th day Of February,
inst to which deed reference is had for partc
lar description OF said premises containing eghtyhvC
| (S5) acres of land mOrv or less II. D..
Also twenty-five (2j) Of land in said township o
Plymouth and adjoining the above described eigtyhv'
| (S5l TIE west side decided by William Hum
phrey and wife to said Joel Briggs the 21th day
October A. ID. 1856 TO which deed reference is here hat
for a description of said premises. ...
| II. j. COVELI, shfas Special Mast. Com
| EDW ii. FITCH, Pl'f Atty. -. ..... 40
November ~ 1859. Ew1O@