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RBoULAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
NEW YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


NEW Ex- :s!& PRESS LINE
THE ONLY DIRECT bIsE BETWEEN WASH.
York 70 Washington, landing freight al District
LsayinS New York every WEDNESDAY aud
Leave g:s.ts.t wharf. Washington, every MON.
DAY and THURSDAY atyp. m.
M Ts,f rates, s.e''tS p Ho9TRS+eSa sSd'd
uYSSf. i I fk Hh.5I Rawss :sn':ss
NJ. sL SSkiii56;isist &C. S'o Ks.S,.,
49,. JAMES HAND, Agent,
feS.u lis Wall street, New YORK.
NEw MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY
xTThhss ;vif, md ;us;,ss,Isi Steamer. +. c.
Stsiss' sf'WE Y6 Sf yini s5R HFSPiiH fb
EESxEsbkIf. wIshiEGT6s. and dEoadE.
,1.;s s ss Ei' h ss s ssG
inE,t Alexandra and Geor Eetown TUESDAYS,
street. rHAIEhssbbI sS'O,Es.SwJP foot "a W.
GSSD4T SdRsiNas. "na. :" wow 'O''
steamers y he Gsrshass and ssehssies ~ Franz.
portatiou Company to and from BOSTON, 10 pre-.
pared TO take through freight at much reduced
expenses through Baltimore Is ayoldsd by this
ronte,
E.:Ss! oT Ri:iH1 ;ss1d b ss3Pd the
Agent, ofhee and Wharf foot Of High street,
~ SP s
'' .o ;Sffi' ''''" NV RRaiRsssP5 President
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Guaranteed After the Payment Of One
Annual Premium.
ALL roLIcfEs Positively sOS.goRPBITISd.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO ON y gTRRRr .rr


Insurance Company,
NO. 30 = STREET. rS
Betweea Fourteenth and Fifteenth Streets,
LAW aud Exchange Buildlng.l
WASHINGTON. D. G,
A careful exam natloL OF our system cannot fail
to eonynce all who have examined lhe subject Of
LIZ INSURANCE, lrat tie NEW Jersey MUTUAL
LIFE lNsUEANCE COMPANY presents adysp-
tages that are not one. ed elsewhere, especially Ia
the prov s'ols Of forfeiture made ln the Foley
by which no one can lose a Policy or fail 10 sCeOr:
lag apocliOn q; Iheir usuTanee after one annual
payment has been made.
The Ageut takes pleasure 10 a)krOw ledyi1g The
liberal pa,loPage with which The Company haI
metADong be oiliZeas OF WashilgtOnH"G vicinity,
many Of tyeM being our leading 'os. nsss Teo.
uratetUl widOVs aud orphans stand ready TO 40;
kpoUledge on pTomptneSs In the payment o. az
oar losses. TIE pOpliariIy Of our Company Add
the largo increate Of OF" business hefe nay be
seen 70 the fact, thAs Al.rOigh we hRVe only been
established IN this Agency little nOre thru two
years, aud baye made 40 S0ige shOu. our large
patronage, yet we paid to The Co porllOl OF
last year las toe boots o, tbe Register
Will show lax on larger ilIOne than q large
majority Of the Companies doing business in this
ely,
All we ask Is a careful examination Of our sys-
TEN, and We iesl satisfied we thall still have our
JOHN T. LIGHTER,
mhl9 .eO3ln General Manager.
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE CHEZ CoNNIssARY or ST BsIsTESoE,)
DEPhEtNEsT OF pAhoTA,

OFFICE CHEZ c2AxissARY or su9slsrESoE.
g. DEFhAT TIs n OF PAiS s,S
at The once 81 The 4 s., f9H shaw, 7. until T.
Ss Pes from RS bSsE rom JSy T. i 70
JUNG $50 ,tpssius,yeito ths troopsat
t4aP tt6oR E. IT. i. T tdSs s sSmPany,j
AZ Fd K IS S3 5!S2%E n T. .ohreo companies,
From September ISp. TO June %. 1870, Inclusive.
sqaS & Ss FSGG
shHnks aud kidney tallOw 70 be euded. an 4 de:
| at such times as may be required.
The neeks Of tho cattle slauEhtered under this
agreement shall be cut of at the fourth ystebrAl
j9ipt. aud the breast Trimmed down. The shanks
inches above the knee iOlHI. aud OF hind quarters
from six to eight inches above the gambrel Or hook
BIDS may be made either for furuishy ng the beef
tone 81 or at Al the posts above named
dress saSh member SsrdS adsrs Ss SSSi
to be present to respond to their bids
the eaee, that the bidder able g fuall contrae.
that should his pIopositop be accepted he will at
once enter into contract IL aSeordaaSS thsrSWtt.
giving good And '4ae!snt bonds for it, fuihlme1.:
shown * The SfeiaI SsrtiaeatS Of tue clerk Of tie
bstrst sT TsI Cent %5 ., the GTss1 s'Se'
The right is reserved to; reject any or all bids
% BE- 5loh R Rono on S
be made as soon as received.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly PRO
posals for fresh Beef, and addressed to l. G. s.,
FORT shaw, Nj 7. II. GILMAN.
CaptainC b. Brew. Lieut.. Col. U. s. army. O. q.
s., Dept Of Dakota ap-l.td
nROpOsALh FOR sUppIIRS
OYFIcR OF ruR CHEP stnyAt OPPIcvR)
wAsHiSdToS, b G. KpHii "a, is,5.
Al Sia nail ~ M tGve SrS
Inst for supplying the signal Service Of the army
T%say;sE SW I'd f HhND TELEscopEs. with
sIhPs anu Nt Aps ss99.nhBpIisNtr -, ,esr,
sihv -hNo Nep MAhlNb pbAoeke' lblhoculAf,D
with Cases and straps complete.
The wholeto be delivered on or before tho LIST Of
Jniy next.
- " ~ ~ i' NhAu NhltS-
Nv ' ~ 1y ny 80 III ~" ~ Sttaa
power anu make similar anu tpniltO the models
IN !hls once,
bnNeIupes 10 pc tnuotsed proposals, aud ad'
dressed ~ the uhdefslgneu'
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND GRAVEL.
L ING TWBNTI-THlRD STREET WEST,
FROMPESNSYLYANl AVENUE TO NJ STREET
NORTH

MAYOR's OFFICE,
Propo,a, will DO received at this o1icc until Il
O'Clock IN. on MoNDAY, May the 10th. lsa, for
grading apd grayelingIr wooty third street wost,
rom rtn~sylyaniR avenue to street north. un
der 10 &C, approved DGeenber 81, 1868
The work 20 be done under the direction Of the
City Surveyor, the shperintendencC Of the COM
missioner Of the F'Tst ward and two Assistant
Comm ssiOneTs to be appointed by The Mayor
Bidders will state the Lrics per cube yard for
excavation or embankment, that which measures
the most to be paid for only way, either In eN'
eAyatiOn or embank ment.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
grayeling, the gravel to be OF good quality, free
from stones Of Improper size, to be nine Inches deer
lu the center OF the street and lareflng To four
inches deep at the gutter 1e after the same has
been properly rolled. -
store, ~ be deposited wherever the ward Commits
sioIer may direct ,, .,,,
work has been approved by the city Surveyor and
tle Comni Toner Of the First Ward aud the Assist
ant Go mmissiOners
Each bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee Of a responsible person known to be
SUCH that, ifacccpted, the bidder will execute
contract In due form, aud perform the work In c.
cOrlAnCe herewith.
The guarantee must be In substance a. follGws;
A. B., guarantee, II this bid be accepted by III"
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into n Contract
Tor the Zane, and perform the work according -
The requirements thereof (Slg1ci) ABB,
The right to reject any and Al BIDS Il TessTyed
ap9l.id Commissioner First Ward.
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JOHN EaAS, Aide-de-C Camp.


HEADa'Es RouRra MLIr4Rr DIsrRIor.(
DEPARTMBST OF MISSISSIPPI,
General Orders No. IS.
/. In order that the auditor Of public &C.
counts of the State of Mississippi may be
enabled to make the proper settlement with
their successors, tax collectors whose offices
have been vacated under the resolution of
Congress, passed February 10, 1869, and
those removed by order from these head
quarters, will Immediately forward to the
auditor Of public accounts O detailed report
of all State taxes collected by them for the
fiscal year 1868, showing the amount col
lected on real estate, from whom, and giving
numbers of the land; also, amount collected
on personally, from whom, and giving de-
scrlption ofproperty and pay over the amount
so collected to the State treasurer.
A separate report will be filed where the
tax is collected on additional assessment.
II. The attention Of tax collectors Is par
tlcularly called to article 81, page 2S, Of the
revised code Of 1867, directing them to assess
and collect taxes on all land liable to taxa
tIon left unassessed by the assessor, and on
all lands that may become liable to taxation
before the next assessment, and also on such
other persons and property as they may find
unassessed by the assessor.
BY command of Brevet Major General
Ames. WILLIAM ATWOOD,
: Aide-de-Camp,
Acting Assistant AdJutant General.
Onlclal
JOHN EGAN, Aidc-de-Camp.
HsADQ'Rs FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT,)
STATE OF VIRGINIA, )
RICHMOND, VA, April 80, 1860.
General Orders No. b6.
/. The following reorganization of dlyi-
slons of the State Of Virginia and assignment
of military commissions la hereby made to
take effect May |, 1867;
First Dlyision-Accomac and Northamp-
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Steamboat Lines.


MBRCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
In wAsurSerosss I SNb NEW YORK
Hstssi,sI Inc 6ns .s.ssmsbips l. d KNIGHT.
y JOIN ~ { SdBss9sk "a ykJEIT CITY eses.
6S8SRRga, IkISxHsbRL. WishiSSI9E and
from RIsr 2, East river, svsry wtpE EsDkY and
sxsry kMoAsbAY riuhtssSsX ' ekSRekrowN
For Irther Information, apply 70 Jos. L. GAIT,
Agent otnes and wharf foot High a. Get, Gsorrs.
New York avenue, J. ". THOMPSON,
apl3.u Presidsnt
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.
HEApaUARrERs FIRST MILITARY DlsrRIcT,l
OFFICE CHEZ QUARrERNAHrEk, J
RICHNuSp, Va, April y, 1869,
Sealed proposals.. a DUPLICATE, will be received
at this ohice until IL NJ. on SATURDAY, May Is,
1862 for the delivery Of good, lnsrehAntable, dry
hard. body WOOD at the National Cemeteries In
the First Military District, as follows:
Culpeper, II cords.
City Point, II cords
Cola HATbor, II cords.
DAuy'lle, IA cords.
fredericksburg, 30 cords.
Fort Harrison. II cords.
Glendale, II cords.
Poplar Grove, 20 cords
StauntOp, II cords.
Seven Pines, II cords
Winchester, 10 cords,
To ba delivered al such times and In such QnAu'
titles az may be required III each mouth until June
~, 1870, .,
part Of the wood Required.
All proposals musi DO guarSnteed BY Responsible
parties In the usual form, and made subject 10 tue
conditions mentioned In previous advertisement
from this once,
States army, J. q, CHANDLEkl
BTayst Colonel and Chief QuArteTmaster FIRST
Military District Ap2i'td
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Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR sBwER.

orrroSsUr,r AID IsSEEeros o, ssxsns,I
sealed proposals. will be received al tie Mayor,
once CITY Hal, Until y o'clock m, on THtRs.
.Mtr; three feet inside dameter, In Fourth street
nn,thh i,oW sewer already constructed at street
boise s&sfsVsSr s,Srs': dIons traps and man
The Work 70 be done under the direction Of the
sups, ,n ana Inspector Of sewers, tho SUI
peIntehaenee OF the Fourth Ward Commissio1
Mayor aPpVin'vu ~ inc
Specifications may DO seen at this ooaes. B,ddsr,
will state the price per lntai foot Tor main sayssr
and latefals, each for traps, drons IA tn.n 49,
bids ''"' my UT All
Bach bid must be accompanied with Tho ,,r,,,.u
guarantee Of responsible party Wn6wp /" 5s
suehD that " accepted the bidder will eSesutas
contract IN due form, and perform the work In acc
The guarantee must bo In substance a. follows.
a b., guarantee, this bid be accepted by
tract for the same, and perform the work aeeordhv
to the requirements thereof ,tsignsd 49,
myStd supt, and Inspector OF Sewers. DC
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WAsHINGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANGE OF TIME.

TAKE EFFEUT MUNDAf, DEU. IT, I5Os.
On and after MONDAY, Dec 2lst, 1888. and
until further notice, Passenger Trains Will
run between wsshlngton and Alexandria as fol-
lows;
THRoudH NAIL TRAINS.
Leave 'SshingtNn, from Bait more 81 Ohio
Depot, 90 IN. 20. for Manassas aud =. wilson
burg, 6:5ok
Leave AltLL rdria, from corner OF Dulv md
Henry streets u ON MsnAssas railroad ASH y. n.
do. from LynohburR, DIP. IN.
LOCAL PA4skN0HR TRAIsB,
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~ Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio Depo At
siS5 a. IN connect With Orange, Alexandria a I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. AsAph Juneti0I 4,
for all points on the Inc Of thot road between Ma
Trains leaving St, Asaph and King streets at 2:5
7. IN. connect al 81, Asaph Junction With rain
from Manassas and HAIrisonbuTg al ASS y. m.
arriving at Baltimoro and Ohio Depot at 3:D Is. m,
aud 10 time for p, M, train for Baltimore.
o. A, SrEVBNs, Cen Supt
W, J. PHRLPs, Goa ! Manager. dec3J.u
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hLgxANDRIA, LoUDoUN AND HAMPsH
N RAILROAD
q aSEkE ay.SaR

SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. BEGINNING APRIL
!, 1890.
TWO TRAINS DAILY (EXCBPT SUNDAY De.
TWEEN ALEXANDRIA AND HAMILTON.
Leave Alexandria MsA IN. and bp. m. Leave
HAMILTON at o a. IN. and ilGOa. IN Leave Lees.
eSsg 5:b a, m, and s:l5 p IN,
Tue a N train FROM alsxAndti ria aud II 20 A. m
trsnIfQmhamiiton, ,sapset with Kemp b ally Line
OF loaehe LOT fureellNille saipGeTsyille, EevrY.
VIE and Winchester, also, with hes,asr's Line Of
CoAehei. which leaye LessbuIg on soassys
Middlebursi returning Tuesday,. Thursdays aud
Saturdays.
All Taips arrive at Alexandra at convenient
bosrs Tor connections with Washington aud BLltl'
more, same day.
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OH A E S TON.
TUESDAY MORNING, AUGUST 10. 1869.
rho south carol,n. railroad Company.


Letters have been received by the Pres
ident Of the South Carolina Railroad Com.
psny from the Hon.. c, NJ. Furman fully
confirming the cable telegram published in
this paper two weeks sgo. The negotiation
for the exchange Of the past due sterling
bonds, guarshteed by the State, for new
first mortgage bonds Of the company has
been successfully completed, and the stock
holders need spprehend no further embar-
rassment in cennec ion with the overdue
debt.
Our State grows daily more prosperous
and strong, our people see the bend in the
long lane Of adversely, and We know no res-
son:why the South Carolina Railroad should
not speedily become as profitable to its own
stockholders as it has always been to the
commonwealth Of South Carolina. Ifgrow-
ing trade, administrative ability and eco
nomioal management can command public
favor and humping dividends. the South
Carolina Railroad Company will soon be
one Of the most aourishias corporations in
the South. "a .'+ : .2t 40
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TIE triumph Of the Conservative Repub-
lioans in Tennessee is another cheering
sign that the days Of Radical Republican.
ism are numbered. The election Of Andrew
Johnson to the United States Senate is now
BY no means improbable. One Of the West
ern journals, lately csnvassing the pros.
pect, profanely observed that "Brownlow
might as well be in HI as 10 have A. j..
back again in the Uuited States Senate" !"
Is it not time for the parson to be making
his preparations for the fate apparently in
store for him I
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pubic has been properly educated on the sub

PupAS Aoo Doeu pAoPSAy oeoSoeSeA ou '@Ae sesD
ject." =
The London Times speaks OF the fnalset
tlement OF the Irish Church question as fol-
lows: "Ihe settlement ola most difficult and
long controverted question may be made the
occasion Of q word Of common sense, which
shall also be word OF peace. Nothing has
been more common during the recent discus
sions than to accuse the Lords, and more es'
pecially the slshops, Of having spoken with
the single aim OF getting more money tor their
friends. The Prima.e's speech last night will
provoke many repetitions Of this, charge. II
was. lndeed verv fairly open to them. 1t must
rot be forgotten, however, that the Dill Is
dsendowlng bill; it grants absolute liberty
Of organization, but takes away property
hitherto devoted to the use OF particular per-
sons. What form could opposition take to a
measure like this except that OF attempting to
mitigate its severity2 Had the friends OF the
Irish Church at once resigned everything that
was required Of them, taeir submission would
have been confession that they never ought
to have had possession Of their endowmeuts;
and, although We hold this opinion, We cannot
expect them to acknowledge and act upon 1t.
Donot let Us persist in repeating this charge
Roman Catholic or Anglican. Baptist or Pres
byterian, ecclesiastc or laymap, no man gives
what he believes to be his own without MUIR
mur, and to cal him covetous because he at
tempts to save as much as he can from those
he deems his despoilers is to convict ourselves
o. narro 1ness which would be incredible ii IL
had 1t OF late become almost universal"
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CHARLESTON, soUIH CAROLINA.

THIS PIRsT-CLAss BoTEL. SITUATED IN A
pleasant location and In the business portion Of the
cty renders 1t the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests. he accommodations
are unsurpass ed having extensive suites 9" elegantly
furnished apartment, for f,mies and single pentle
men The proprietor VIII endeavor 10 maintain the
hish reputation enjoyed by the charleston as Q
rbt class house. and no effort Nlil be spared TO de-
serve continuance Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon 1t.
The best of Livery accommodations Will be found
adjoining the establishment.
The house Il supplied with tho celebrated Arte.
Sian Water. OF which deAshtful baths can be had
esther dsy or night CT h. II. JACKs0E,
July IS l..f ,., Proprietor.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

Vile Railroad ls now lu course VI oon'
struotion. That part Of the work vii! be
done for ne; bat We must do something for
ourselves if We would have built, without
delay, the important line from Cheraw to
Greensboro, N. C. The road will not cost
more than 81, 900 600, and . large part Of
this hss,1we believe, already been pledged.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-08-10

UNIVERSITY OF VIEGI'lA..-rHE
u Session of this Institution co umpnces annu.
all on the first day OF October, and corIinLes with
out interruption. till the thursday precc ting the
four OF July ensuing.
The organization of the Institution Is very COM
plee enbraciug extensive and thorough cour.es
Of instruction 10 LITERATURE AND SCIENCE,
and in the Professions Of Law, Me1icinc and kDgi-
neering.
The expense Of The Acadcmic or Law Student, ex-
elusive of the cost of text books aud clothing and
pocket money, amount to about 1865 per ses-
son OF nine month";; and OF the Engineering or
Medical Student to aoout 1895, of which sums. re-
spechvely, 800 or $3.50 is PAYABLE on a1nssop, and
tho balance in tho progress OF the session.
For details send for catalogue.
PO, "Uniy rsity of Virginia"
s. MaUPIN,
July 81 limo Chairman oil the Faculty.