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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
i ING TWEETY-THlRD STREET WEST,
FROM PESNsYLvANIAA AVENUE TO II STREET
NORTH.

MAYORS OgFiUB,
WAsHIEGrOS, d. C.. April y, 1873 !
Proposals will be received at this omce until u
o'clock IN. on MONDAY, May the 10Th, lsip, for
grading and grayelingII wenty third street west,
from Pennsylvania avenue to NJ street north, I'm {.
der an act approy.d December %, 1898
The work 10 be done under the direction Of the
City Surveyor, the superintendence Of the Com.
missioner Of the First ward and two Assistant
Commissioners to be appointed by the Mayor.
Bidders will state the Irice per cubic yard for
excavation or ernbAukment, that which me assures
the to DO paid for only one way, either In
eAyRtion or embAnkment.
Bidders will state the price per square yard foi
grayeling, the gravel to be OF good DUAL FIRE,
from stones of Improper sine TO BIO nine inches deer
In the center Of the street And tapeTing to foui
inches deep at the gutter line after the same hAi
been properly rolled.
The surplus earth, including sand, gravel ant
sioner may direct.
Nopart 9fths appropriation will DO paid until III,
work has been approved By the City Surveyor aud
the COMM ssioneT Of the First Ward and the Assist
ant Commissioners.
Bach bid must be accompanied with tho written
guarantee Of responsible person (knOwn to be
suchb that, II accepted, the bidder will execute
contract IN due form, and perform the work In &C.
eorlAnoe Herewith.
The guarantee must be 10 substance as follows:
] A. b. guarantee, " this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into contract
tor the same, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof lsiYned) A.B.
The right to reject any and all bids Is reserved.
HENRY HINDER,
ap9'td Commissioner FIRST Ward.
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A LBxANDRIA. LogpoyN AND HAAPsBI
"A RAILROAD.
GssSssEsFSssgS

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, BEGINNING APRIL
], 1900.
TWO TRAINS DAILY CBXCEPr SUNDAY BE-
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Lave Alexandria at a. IN. and 5p. m. Leave
HAmilton at 0 q, m. and ll:3oa. IN Leave Lees
burg Al o!1 -. IN, aud if:l5p m,
The a. IN. train irom Alexandria and II 30 q.
train connect With Kemp Ii me
Of Coaches for Pureellville, snieksTssiIe BeTry-
WILLIE and Winchester, also, with keameI' Lina Of
Coaches, which leaye LeesburE On Mondays,
MiddIeburgi returning tuesdays, Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
hours for connections with Washington aud BAlti
more, same day.
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After tho Payment of One
Annual Premium.

hhhuhl premium.
ALI POLICIES POsIrIyBLr 'PoRPBlrtsd,
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Lifo
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 STREET,
Between Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
claw and Exchange BuIldugJ
WASHINGTON, D. C.
A careful examination oil oar system cannot fail
10 convince all who have examined the subject Of
Lifts Insurance, that the NEW Jersey MUTUAL
LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents adyan.
taRes that not offered elsawhere especially In
the provisions Of forfeiture made in the FOLEY
by which no one can lose Policy or fall In secuf;
Ing portion Of their Insurance GfteT one annual
payment has been made.
Tbs Aaant tskos plrlsuIe In ,ku WEDDING the
met among the ciIlshs0 81 NashIgIo Sud &c iuity,
many Of them being our leading business Inen,
Grateful widows aad orphans stand ready TO ae.
knowledge our ptomptnesB In the payment Of all
our iosses. The popularity Of our Company and
tue large Increase Of our business here may be
seen p the fact, that although We have only been
established 10 this Agency little more than two
years, and have made no noise about our largo
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation 81
Washington last year (As the books OF the Register
will show tax gu larger income than a large
city,
Al we ask Is q careful exam nation Of our sys.
TEN, and we ioel satisfied we hall still have our
share Of the business. -
JOHN r. LIGHTER,
mhl9'eoSm General Manager.
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~ Trains leaving Baltimore aud Ohio Depo a.
1888 =. M con meet with Orange, Alexandria 4 I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at s. Asaph Junotio !.
for all points on the line of thot road between Ma
nassns Junction and HArIisonburR.
Trains leaving St, Asaph and King streets at q Is
2. m. connect at St, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and Harrisburg at 2;43 p. m,
arriving at Baltimore and ohio Depot at 3:2)p. m,
and in time for Pa MI tIaip te5 BaltimoTes
W j. PHELPa, Gen u Manager. decS1-W
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HEADQUARTERS FIRST MILITARY DIsrRIcr,l
OFFICE CHEZ QUARTERAAsIER, !
RICHhOED, VA, April ~, lSdD. }
sealed nrSpGss,ii' 10 deplisatsi VIZ b rseelyed
1889, for the delivery Of good, msrchAntAble, dry
hard, body WOOD at the National Cemeteries In
the First Military District. as follows
Culpeper, II cords.
city Point IA cords
Cold HATbor. II cords.
Danyille, II cords,
Fredericksburg, % cords.
Fort Harrison, II cords.
Glendale. II cords.
Poplar Grove, % cords
StAuntOq, II cords.
Seven Pines, "A cords
Winchester, Is cords.
To be delivered at such times and In such guam
titles as may be required In each month until jane
30, 1870,
Proposals may be made for the whole or any
part OF the wood required. go
All proposals must be guaranteed By responsible
parties In the usual FORM and made subject to the
conditions mentioned In previous advertisements
from this Office.
States army. J. u, CHANDLER
Breyet Colonel aud Chief QuAFtermASter first
Military District, Ap2l-td
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Proposals..
GEFiS sEFls sg z vg5

UsfrFp brArr. NAVAL opsyRvaroNr.t
b. r. wAsRIsaron. April u, -
Sesled PIopossls for srtsndins qy,,,
ing at the U, s. Naval Observatory, - and addressed
e ths Tsppfrntsnasnt; VII be received until boon
Drawings and specihcatiops of tho work may be
seen a the obseryatoIy. The work TO be com.
apf.wfrtd .l... -.. superintandent
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Educational.


Professor DANIEL Z. GROuX, formerly tssche
Of Modern Language At the de9rEetowp and Co.
suceessful DURING mAny years In imParting the
knowledge Of french, Spanish and German, will
classes Tor instruction IN the above language
TrAnslatOns ms 10, Also, from tho Italian, swed'
Ace No slE syEVhth street, opposite The Intslh
snesr hn!lding, between d and street, Wash
ntOn. d. G sepl-u
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.

WARRINGTON. b. e.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
yourg and middle.R ged men and women TO enEaGe
IN business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of Others.
business, Business aud Ladies' PenmRnship, Busi-
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Correspondence,
Spelling, Eloeution. Political Economy, and Com.
mercinl Law.
students Gro permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' haze tho sans Advantage as gentlemen,
10 q, separate department., Instructed by eompe-
HATES OF TUITIog: A sehOlArsblp. good for
uullmited time In colleges located In Important
elites Of the country, t6j Local cd
for one year from date Of Issue, 80. Tickets for
three mouths, tOi for Que month, 80.
All tuitipn payable in advance whom paid
instalments tho rates ara ten per cent higher.
Sessions are held day and evening.
Bon
sPEECEgIAy PREMIERSHIP DEPARTMENT
Of this institption proyides unequalled faelluts
Tor the aeIu,Temont OF a free and elegant ha md
writing, Ladies' and gSntemen are roeelrsa FOL
evening.
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS
and ALL KINDS or PENwORK done to order. Ii
Il style equal to eugrayinE
The TeNt-book and Blanks used In the in,titu
ton, all varieties VI writing paper, ipk, Of TIT
beT' ,1uality. All the spenestia1 publieatios
S sss oss either 'iEseG r. 66PP. PsS.
HENRY n HPEsrpR ggeratsFy iAlN-"
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Proposals


auARrERsAsrER,, oIyIoE. o. 8. MAINE CQHrs.l
WARRINGTON, April n, 1850. !
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
anui TIT RSDAY, June 3. lsg, az 2 o,elcek, p,
STATE, Marine. At he fGilSwins PLACES darips iRe
hsell year ending 0th June, $50, the wood 10 be
good mefehantabfe oak, and TO be delivered, piled,
measured and Inspected. at such points within tho
WALL WALL q Ne harlno barracks as may be dcsig.
"opens TSiea siSs. ida Tss S So. s.
white ash authraoita egg coal free from dust and
@ welsh 2.2p pounds 10 the ion. 70 Be- weighed,
walls OF the Marine Barracks A. nav 10 desisnatsd
70 the Gnied sts and bo Sao ssd ~ 81 ~
irrnished upon the montsly or guafIsriy reauisi.
ies rsasiTea aHreesI 70 reEus sS,ns ss quan
AZ Wilmington City, d. g., 21i tons d coal, 600
' P6rtsmoSiS. N. H. i2s tons Of coal 10 cord. Of
CGarisstown. Mass. 100 tons Of eoal,lO cords o.
Brooklyn. N. Y. 30 tons Of coal, 100 cords Of
Ph iadelphia. Pa. ls5 tons Of coal, TO cords Of
0osport. Va, rs tons OF coali 70 cords Of wood
Pens aeola, Fia 1N5 cords Of wood
PAyments will DO made upon the receipt Of &C.
counts duly authenticated by the commanding Of
neers % the posts At which the wood or coal has
The righi 2 reserved to reject all bids considered
unreasonable.
A guarantee to DO signed by two responsible per.
the United states District Judge, United States
District Attorney. or United States Hector, must
accompany each PROPOSAL otherwise 1t will not DO
10 be endorsed "Proposals for Fuel, :" aud ad.
WILLIAM n. SLACK,
Ap's.wN MAJOR and ousr.s,masisr.
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p. (PuBLro RBsoLurloS-No. 1o.l

JOINT hEbOLUTION relative 10 certain pur-
chases by the Interior Department.
BE u resolved By The Senate aud House Of
Representatives Of The United States Of 1mericd
inCo'gress assembled, That the Secretary ofthe
Interior is hereby directed not receive or
make payment for three hundred thousand
sheet ofbond paper claimed to have been or
dered OF the stationery contractor for the
Interior Department at cost Of twenty -four
thousand dollars; aud also that he withhold
payment on any bills claimed to be due TO said
contractors the sum OF two thousand three
hundred and eighty dollars charged and
received for printing seventeen Thousand
patent heads, which work was not performed
by them; and also the value Of forty thous-
and sheets OF bond paper, at eight cents per
sheet, now In the custody Of said contractors,
unless the same is returned; and that he also
deduct from their unpaid bills the amount
charged for goods In such unpaid bills (not
included In their contract) above the prices
at which like goods arc sold In open market.
Approved, March Q, 1860.
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tPuBLIc REsoLUTIoS-No. 1871
JOINT RESOLUTION authorizing the Union
Pacific Railway Company, Eastern Di'
vision, to change It's name TO tho "Kansas
Pacific Railway Company"
BE u resolved bv The Senate aud House o
Representatives His United States Of dtnsrico
IN Congress assembled, That the Union Pa
ciac Railway Company, Eastern Division, Is
hereby authorized BY resolution Of its board
Of directors, which shall be filed In tho Office
Of the Secretary Of the Interior, TO change
It's name to the "Kansas Pacific Railway
Company"
Approved, March 8, 1860.
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TOR RENT. -THRRg FURNISHED ROOMS.
Il suitable for housskeepiug, tl5 per month, in
advance. at No. Is Durbarton street, GEORGETOWN.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.


OFFICE CHEF CoSNr-sART oPsURsrsrBNoE,)
DEPARrAEST or DAKOTA, I
Scaled ST. RAUE a S5Ss.i AP, III, %
at he once 81 The l. d S. SH shaw, NJ r .und i
O'Clock, m. ,en TUESDAY June |. 1919, Tor supply
Hg nsS beef fISm The CSsE from Jnlr l. 1871. TO
CAMP COOKE, N. r. (Oue companYJ
AP FORT K rs sH T n T. .CthreC companies,
From september lisp. to June 30, 1870, inclusive.
equal proportions Of fore and hnd quarters necs.
liyered at the posts named In such quantities and
at sreh times as may be required
The nseks Of the cattle slaughtered under this
agreement shall be cut OF at the fourth VetsbrAl
Joint. aud the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of fore quarters shall be cut off from three to four
inches above the knee Joint, and Of hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambTel OT hook
Bids may bs made either for furuish Ing the beef
at one q orat all the posts above named.
dress OF esch member iherrof Bidders arc iaTiied
to be present TO respond to their bids.
Each bid to secure consideration must contain
the effect that the bidder IL able TO fuhll contract
In eordAnee with the terms Of his proposition, and
that should hia proposition be accepted he Will at
once Enter Inn n1tG CONTACT ssSeSrdSaSe thsrsW'
giving good and sufficient bonds for i, iulhlment.
The responsibility OF the guarantors must be
shown by the onieial certificate q the clerk q the
nearest District Court, or OF the United States
District Attorney. to be inclOsed with the bid.
The right Is reserved to. reject any or all bids
Payments to be made at each post monthly in
such funds rs may BE- on hand; II none on hand. 10
be made as soon as received.
go.aiss o. Fresh beef, aud adIrs;SsJ Az, G: s.,
CSptsln G. t., Brew. Lieut., Col u. 8 army. &. C.
b, Dept. Of Dakota. apgl.td
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Pawn Brokers
AK LICENSED BY AUTHORITY. t7E

u. BURNSTINR'S
LOAN OFFICE, as Thirteenth street, third door
south OF Pennsylvauia ayonue. Money Loaned on
lime TO snlt custunefS on Real Estate, Gold and
silver Watches, Diamonds, Jewelry silver
flAhe, flan9S, Fnrnttnro, Mechanical Tools,
all desc Options 'f'"'N' "
ca Goli aud silver bought
snn-t' IL BURNSTIvp
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OFFICES FOR RENT, IN SUITE OR SINGLE.
" at No. I FOurAnd' a-hAlf street, near CITY
Hall. Inquire on the premises. arT.n
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING.


USITED STATES ENdINEER OFFIcED
No. Y STATE SfRHEr, Z
ALBANY, N. y, ApTllH, lsS. J
riSek I'M "MdSp NAV a. ~ I ~, I
DREDGING,
for the United States, IN the Hudson River, about
seven miles below Albany, channel twenty eight
hundred feet long aud three hundred feet wide, -
to give depth Of eleven feet At mean low wAtr,
tue material dTedged to 10 deposi behind tho new
dyke to be built near the new channel.
The cubic contents, In position, to he ttkou out,
- estimated, after careful survey, at nay min"
thousand two hundred aud seventy niue cubic
yards, but full particular, with snundiuEs, Cn ha
obtained at this office, whereby bidders eau make
their own estimates,
The work must be commenced 10y MAY q, lSbl,
aud completed by August 81, lsH.
Proposals will b. received for the whole WORK
complete. not by tho cubic yard. NJ b.I VIII be
received unless made On the printed form TO be OBJ
tAiRed at this uIice, and accompanied - apToper
guaranteed.
The successful bidder W u be required to enter
lnl the Contract with the United States with good
and sufficient suretHs, stamp, for contracts and
bunds to he furnished by the contractor. The Unit
ted State reserves the right t. reject all bids deemed
dsadYAntagrous
JOHN N. WILSON.
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EoR SALE-A VERY FINE PAIR OF YOUNG
L MATCHED HORSES, sty l!sh and good driversj
also, = hne young SINGLE HORSE. Inquire at
Olcou' stable, Eighth street, between D aud 3.
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IaugRage of The Cane.

As there has been given language OF
the handkerchief and enc Of the tan, 1T
is only right that the Language OF the
cane" should be understood by our young
gents. An ingenious, and no doubt In
genuous, youth invent the following:
Throwing it around the fingers n the
left hand-I wish to speak to you.
Throwing it around the fingers IN the
right hand-Desire All acquaintance.
Putting the head in the mouth love
you. :,
Knocking with great force on the
ground-I hate you.
Holding it top and bottom IN both
hands-wait for me.
Putting it on the right shoulder-Fol-
low me.
Putting it on the left shoulder-l'm
engaged.
Dragging it behind, on the ground
We will be friends
Handing it to person by the lower
end-I will accept you.
Handing it to a person by the head
l reject you.
Holding it in both hands and bending
i'll love another.
Holding it bottom upwards, in front OF
yoi-Aiy heart Is tniue.
Holding it in both hands across the
,houlders-Look at me.
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NaXims for Business Men.

Whvu business man reaches the point where he
thinks that he can not spare any time to examine
sources of financial and commercial Information, he
may safely conclude that his business is not toe
dged
When business man finds himself in financial
situation embarrassing that he can not afford to pos
.ess every publication that would throw MORE LIGHT
DO1t hiS business transactions, he should mt detdy
5or bit arrange at ac ducttoaeer to clos ot
as stock to the highest bidder.
The above maxims taken from the columns OF
THE New YORK MERCANTILE JOURNAL which Is the
rest as well as of the largest mercantile newspa-
pers published in the United States Its market re-
views and carefully revised lists of jobers prices,
embracing almost every quotable article of mer-
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more than thirty-fve (35) columns every week. The
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cents per week, and less than ~ cents per day.
Parties desiring this valuable publication, shold adj
dress THE n Y. MERCANTILE JOURNAL Co.. 35o Pearl
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REPRESENTATIVES..

THE Advertiser, having been restored to health II
q few weeks, by very simple remedy, after having
suffered several years with severe lung Affection
and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to
make known his fe1lowsuferers the means Of cure
To all who desire it, he will send copy of the pre-
scrptrn used free of charge with the directions foi
preparing and using th1 same, which they will md "
SURE CURE FOR CONSERVATION, ASTHMA, BRoNcHITIs, &c
The object the advertiser In sending the Prescrp
ton is benefit The afflicted, and spread information
which conceives to be invauable and he hopes
cry Sufferer will tr5 his remedy il will cost them
nothing and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will please address
I6T-ly REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
williamsburg Kings County. New YORK.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

GENTLEMAN who suffered for years from Ner-
vous Debility Premature Decay and all the effects of
xoutbful indiscretion will for the sake of suffering
humanity send free to all who need it, the receipt and
directions for making the simple remedy by which ae
was cared. Sufferers wishing to profit by the adver
Users experience do so by addressing, in perfect
copfdenbe. JOHN B. OGDEN.
IsT1y nc. Il Cedar street. New York.
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EXPRESS SHIPPERS. The Goodrich
Express Co, having completed their ar
rangements are now prepared 70 do a
general express and transportation busl-
ness between the following named places:
Milwaukee. Chicago, Racine, TT. Wash
ineton, Sheboygan. Manitowoc, Two
Rivers, Ahnapee, Kewaunee.
All orders tor goods filed promptly
without extra charge. Also the collec
ton of notes. drafts, &C., and carrying OF
money and valuable packages, at low
rates. GILBERT BURNETT, Agent.
AtGoodrich Steamboat Dock.
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NOTICE.
ovp1cp op srATT TRE4suRER

n - OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER, [
MADISON April g. 1868.
In accordance with the provision of Chapter IA
Laws of 1865 hereby give notice tlat the notes OF
the Bank of Mantowoc must be presented at the ONCE
of the Bank Comptroller at Madison, Wisconsin, for
payn,ent within three years from the date of this
nc tice or the funds deposited for the redemption of
two Of said act 52-ey
WILLIAM B. SMITH StAe Treasurer.
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A story Is told of a Temperance man
being at wedding, who wa, asked to
drink the brides health In glass OF VINE
which was offered him. He refused to
partake of the intoxicating liquor, and
said when he drank her health 1t would
be in that which resembled her most In
purity and he knew nothing better than
water-uure water. He then drank to
her health in glass of Gods beverage
sparkling water. The ladies assembled
on the occasion immediately stepped for
ward, and, making respectful courtesy,
thaked him for his beautiful compliment
he had jSut paid the fair bride, when it was
resolved that all Intoxicating drink be
banished from the room.
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O When YOU get tired of sending money 10 Swim
= dIers, Quacks, Gift Enterprises and other ham
buggeries and would ! he to get square and make
a q lew dollars week for yourself, senl %
II cents for information just how you do
If. Address, d. LAY Co., "a Broadway.
" n. Y. l2-om
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Hoohand's German Bitters
Hollands German Tonic

10 combination Of al the i,1redtents Of The Btters
.ith Santa Cru. Rum, Orange, etc. II is uSeo
for The diseases the BiteTs IN cases o|re some
alcoholic stimulus is required You ,ctU bear IN
mind that these remedies entirely different f"nS
any others ddrertissd for The Of The diseases named
these being scientific preparations Of medicinal extracts
sUalle The others decoctions of IN some
form. The TONIC is decidedly Of the most plea
and agreeable remedies offered TO he public.
taste exquisite is pleasure TO take H. ,chie is
Ie-gioin9 celebrating, and medicinal qualities hdrs
caused 10 be knotcn as The greatest Of al 07tiex