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Proposals.

PoIr-oyyics DEPIsrxsSr, April lasa
PROPOSALS FOR ENYELOPES.-SEALED
1o,oei p furahag Er,,lop, o he eGea Po'.S..
%si uS5, o. ssyslops. ,i vii Be required annually SloS:
e% No tSSSo more NOR. or or . l ssss
CiIII No. . 10 600 nor' or less 81 b. 81 nshsL
Ga, No sSOSo core or OF ss q & d, ache.
y Gag 49, ss; 80 s Faa from G ! sD s ss8 ss or
g1p. :, pay sf Tsgi 81 'pP , s sr.usA
mans for The sass lsab fb' Gap .ad qua
sa T6sy mus BE- 5aiisd parcels Of tSs.ls packed % Paste
hoard Or J'S So, 'S :. ,aI sSa . Ia .s s
a.sJ Otherwise: n be Tslaa s eef 20 sS g., .
nass Wien Repaired to 30 delivered At DE Department aeA "
%S.a 300 ots .syp., required 81 u, order Of Post
put siroug wodn hoes property addressed
pa SoS ,ss S SIC Ii. viS 70 ssSsr
Tie EaysOgs f4raslsd qnsHhtss nay RON tine
70 .n' be ,,lad % a Gr' o. PSH, ., S the p.Paaat
bidder resides the envelope or At ih Department a. The
BIZ, Ar. also Invited 600 envelopes s. made RON II.
S,; g, Of s, :. 9s 80 o'S .I d, p, be I G
ssi shs Snped BavspeAgsscy the CITY Of foE
Bob s Is,ay IN Ss.Yots iai . 6s .psris.s w,.IsGss
D G. IN quA6tiue' - ro~ uae 70 TINE naJ Be- ordered m o
les, saaaiy Il Registered Pslig a1sope, SOY ioi eh'' made
!. s9 as ~ s. Srsirtp BOTH ACROSS
M is 5,,s, op & beI ssh oorSSs as and packed IN
SS,;SSs 81 70 f''-'''''' may '''' "'' ' w
tie Department be onveyd Height ee " cost for GRSOIa
those Tor delivery 80 Posnabe 20 as msl mattel
The delivery Envelopes specified shove be maJs On or asoa'
tbe let II July next
Specimens dEerent kinds Of envelopes for which proposals
Invited be application the principal post onoeI or al The
DepaHmsuL
Bidders required uA specimens Of the envelopes they pro-
pose supply GuI M sill be considered uue offered b. envelope
manufactures accompanied BY satisfactory gusrsu'seL
The price bid ard he quality Of mp submitted viii be taken Into
eont.ds alton 10 awarding The contract
Bonds viii be required for the faithful performance Of the contrast
aud all payments u8ler II all De made quarterly. . -
TIE the right 70 re- Get al bids II
deemed ompAthlc with the public interests
Endorsed Once and Returned Letter Ia
veopos" "Poposa, r Registered Package Envsiopc a. the
addressed the Tbld Assistant General
JOHN A. J. CRESN ELL, POstma sssr General
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Week ending Nay IS, 1902

All who have real estate for sale OF 10 le''
and those desiring to purchase rent such proPeH'
will hnd 1t to their interest advertise In THE
Is aggregate circulation exceeds that OF any other
paper, and In addition TO this ADVANTAGE THs IAS'S
viii be found, not only In New-YSrk and al iss clue.
Villages. but In every State aud Territory Throughout
Union. The advertisement should DO - erei - w..
allew OF the advantages claimed being made eiea,
reader We would especially dwch on the TACT '"H' '.
subscribers for the three editions OK tbs TRIBUNE 49,
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals In e'',
business profession consequently advertisement" ID
are read by all elasses. THE TRIBUSs deVoses e'V'
attention 70 reports Of sales Of real estate BON IN -
aud country thus adding greatly to the vaius OF
umns az an advertising medium The charges oi
Using arc &c follows: DAILY TRIBUNE Is cen" Pr
for each insertion. WEEKLY TRiDuEk. ~ OAr
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CARPET PAPER.
uisI ssd 6nlJ FYE CENTS psr yard hASAiiAN MILAN
No 10 spTnss 81. MI.
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WANTED-AGENTS, SO to $500 per month,
eVeryHhsre aud female TO introduce Ae GEhllhB ia
PROVED toMMoS SENSE FAMILY SEWlNd,sAChlSk Is l,
Machine viii stitch hem fell quilt cord bnd braid and nhodef
IL superior Phee Only Sl@ ta Tsnle ioI i've
beautiful or more elastic seam thsu ours Il masss The b,.u
Stitch" Every second tsb BE- ard sui the cloth
be pulled apart without tearing It. Wspay Agents from e3 TO 600
month ADD commission from which twice ilhl amOanl
can be made Adde'S sECOMB Co, Pittsburgh Pa 81 Louis No.
Boston, Mass
CAUuONDO not Be Imposed upon BY other pir, P'ming Of
worthless cLnron Mschles under tie Otherwise Gun
the only genuine and really practical ch.1p machine Manufactured
WANTED.-Agents in every town, TO sell
w LIPES DAY" tie finest LINE ENGRAVING offered by
hEeH Iu three yas shoEag lie from TIE cradle 70 tbe grave
three furnished beautiful mat ready fOf flaming One Oh
they h, easiest esgying af boa be sold On'
agent reports profit Of 80 few hours after the fret
EIpenebeod sgsuts will be offered large prsnium sales
Address W. j. HOLLAND X ca, Springfield Mas
TNTANTED = AGENTS TO SELL THE
w AMERICAN KEITTISG MACHINE Price as The simplest
cheapest and beet Knitting Machine invented WIZ Init o. 900
stitches per Literal nducsmeu 10 Agen Address AhkRi
CAN KNITTING MACHINE Co. Boston. HssI. or 81 Loa, No
JVANTED-First-cla class MEN to CANVASS for
w vsabs work ofIeady sale Inquire AZ The Of ZELh
POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA AND UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY,
Room No 81 No huuaytL
NTANTED-LAW COPYISTS. Two Ladies'
w bold handsome hand address LEX. Trb
Once.
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FOR PROP PARSONS
LAWS OF BUSINESS

With foil Direction, and State IN
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OfrcE Acris0 CoNNl"iHr SuBs'TENcE, !

no DREDGERS.
a In accordance With instructions received from the Supervising
Architect PROPOSALS will be received BY the undersigned uat
o'clock MONDAY 2h inst for the removal Of she rPP work
the cater Zoe Of the United States property al The Battery commencing
point 20 e westerly hom the souiSestsT point Ae P %
TIE east aide 81 the Battery thence eAter on TIE Tue as
the HAbor be removed 10 be deposited
on Ad property thereto to be clear 81 The ate 81 We
new granite wall The othe rpTap NorA 10 Aoat S eS aeo's
water At low tide aud about 80 feet long and N require e ssse
70 the bottom thew have space ~ ieet NAA ~
work 70 be completed within the date Of he aeoepaAes
bid
Bonds Eve dollars 70 be approved b 100
on drsiruat by the Treasury Department VII b
qultsd foI the faithful performance OIL contract "a,
Blank nTMs OF Proposals and all other necessary Sna "sh %
given BIZ WM r. RSrERBROOK. Superintendent,
No. las East Twenty elghtA a.
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EIIl'NY 1n0Rg.

PINES PR CTlCE OF MEDr
\ new work just issued byW PAN
d., Professor ofthc Principles and
OF Mediciue and Pathology in t.el
delphia University Of Medicinenl$
ry; author Of Paine's Practice OF VA,
aWork on Obstetrics and Nateril \.
author Of New School RcmedIes:ri
ONE of Ebcrlie's Practice of Medic,
Review of Homeopathy: work q
History Of Medicine; Editor Of LninJ
Medical and Surgical Journal, &c, d
Is a royal octave OF $50 pages anIee
a full description Of all disease, lrr
medicine and surgery. including ,a
women and children. together Mid.
pathology and treatment by all ts
and improved methods. Price 31:u
30 cents. Address the author .s3
street, Philadelphia, Pa.
ALSO 4 NEW WORK
entitled New School Medicines, vii.
the only work ever publishcdupon W.
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pathlc and AOtaniC remedies, with 8
regular Aatcria Mediaa. Price sir
igc free. Address as above.
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PRICES.

Send the retail price Washer, II
extra Wringcr 10, and wr will forward
either or both machine. tree Of freight, to
places where no one is selling, and So sure
are we they win be liked, that we agree t0
refund the money if any one wishes to
return the MACHINES free Of freight, after
months trial according to directions,
tanyasscrs, With exclusive rig.ts Of
sale, make money GlstsoIliuo them.
, . "oIt, ~ dealer. geuI.y, 10 WHOM
liberal discounts are mad.
L. {. BROWNING, General Aa't.
Gee II 81 tormuGt ....A.t.
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FAiAADELrAIA N
MEDICINEAsDsrr,

VA
The philadelphia H.,
cine el and surgery ' was unn.i l
SEla by the 81 sIIppgsanhs 4
1888. Name changed iHS,alOre /, X
actment to the EcIec u ~ a legs "A
Philadelphia in 1860, COY Il M,esdltsg
the Pennsylvania Modin lSG3f a
l laI Gj in 1872, and the Ihs" p5I,( da
cal College which bo rINl'adei6
merged into the Pcnns,ScII prey%A
zeal University. The '% Tru theP.a
crate schools united. nndr,gi,s,tee,
tanned = special act Of ttGGCclIIlo9@
sIoll!dating these insfitu'tIiCcn,e gbie II
their names to that of , ,Ii' aDi
University of Meclicina v on5 Ri.
10, 1865. All these va ".ia Splsss
T llshc al in the statutes of >, al
Ihe cost of the huildInC't' a. r,gNA9
over one hundred thons's,naH' iG nS
be observed that the ' UnjurlaDo .h
organized, is the legal Iri Ny
the four medical colIaoI0el repre-
sor9 an:, IT is a liberal s Cha ,lsl
confined to no dogma, nr n" IN
medical ed. clique; but , cm i,Ur ar%
ings everything Of ya,na 't ~ ht
SEssIoNs.--lt has two ~ HiAthE
year, commencing on tho II ,O i. %
ana an continuing until the 'G Ia E !, .
its first session, and rrnm nm ~ y Of u
ry to the lst Of April as 'i =, ltd
two constituting one luIi i, cd is Sc
It has also = summer ' .es, iiOp'ca
the LIST Of April aud con iiol' cop /
gust, for the preparatory Liaul
Latin, Greek, Mathomatiico,r dPa l
gy; Chemistry, Anatomys ' p GIo3gE
TICKETS. Tickets toy to tb rNEI, i
lectures Sl20, or $50 for e .',J ia.
the summer or preparato,rrD , "
Graduating fee $50. To T,D ojS g, eoa
moderate means, the Univer,,!%,G; i
FIVE HUNDRED Scholarship D,
sold to iirst-coursc studcntrtmas, !.
$. students and cIs'.
sou each constituting the 'Ily aEE
member, with the perpetual I Wy
inc lectures, and all the to ' FH |
school. The only additio oyaIas'|
yearly dissccting and matrion ai Is
each of which Is So. ''"I"'l4|
TIE ADVANTAGES OF sc,o,
The student holding Il scy,oIar''l4l S
ter the College at any time ,V 'i"rs
attend as long as he choosr,, '' ~,
the institution as frequently ga.
1t requires no previous r!, "I IVY.
to enter the University on '''"
hence, all private tuition tr n"
Students, by holding SS
prosecute other business n~.
The candidate for graI9at,m
himaelf at any time andre Div.
as soon as qualified.
IN case II student shOuldI,
ship and not be able to ATTAIN
can be transferred to ap0t'
any loss,
Parents, guardians ,orfrin.
wishing to purchase ,cnc.
Il year or more before the
the University, can secure
cling one-half the price m.
balance when the stuleg, T
clans and bcneyOlentmeD
benefit upon poor young men.
ing them scholarship and
them to obtain an honOraoIem
The Faculty embraces seyprt
physicians and surgeons. IMI.
has associated with tia large bg. f.
&c, where every form of mel,9.L-
al disease is operated on auGr@rl
presence Of the class.
COLLEGE BUMDNG.-TheColrs,
ing, located in Ninth street. son4'
lut, is the finest in the citv. H..
collegiate gothic, and is adorned !.
}attlements and embrasurc,, or.. =.
novel, bold, and beautiful arme, ,,,'
acadc is of brown stone. ornama.
tun Nnuypp1 -; ,, -. ~ -''"''NA
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ROBERT DONNEII,
L N S It 7 r UTE .
(Ihe Columbia Syned's Female College. }
WINCHESTER, TENN.

TlliS SCHOOL COMBINES THE raro
Il advantages of high and healthy To-
cality; OF the very best ofsociety: of easy,
access by the great central thorOurhfare
the Nashville & Chattanooga Railroad. of
thurches and Sabbath Schools, of all the
Leading denominations. with the privilege
OF attending any that the students and pa-
rents may prefer; of tirst-class BOARDING..
kept by Rev. DR.. N. II. Bone, who wifi
spare no pains to render his bOarders
Pheasant and at home, and of boarding also
secured III the best families in town. on
same terms; Of 4 corps of teachers who are
not mere noviccs in the profession of.
teaciln@, But who have devoted their lives
TO the calling with success seldom coualed.
anu WHO give even assurance that thcv
come 10 remain. and 10 succeed. n is thge
fcmale College of the Cumberland Presbv-
terrain church, and so recommended by tho
synod at its late meeting at Athens. Ala
Us an Institution in every way worthy of
thc most liberal patronage, both of'tbr
public and the Church.
FACULTY.:
a. NJ. BURNEY, A. NJ, PRINCIPAL
MISS ELLA y. BAKER, a. NJ, PRINCIPAL Fn-
male Teacher.
Prof. W. +. DEWITT and Lady, Teocbors
OF Music and French.
Curriculum as high as that of any Fe-
male College in the State.
PRICE OF BOARD AND TUITION:
Urinary, per term offiye months. u N
preparatory or Medium, % M
Collegiate, SS w M
.i"S'hV 'cc' | 25
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In retiring from the business, I can.
WIN great confidence, recommend the new
mousse OF Lipscomb d Rutlcdge as Young
men OF the stricteSt integrity; and whilst
return my grateful thanks for the pat
rohage bestowed on me whilst in the trade,
would bgspeak for them a liberal trade
George Il. .Rutledge will always be on
hand to assist them. vi
WANTED, Immediately, large amount
ct Corn and Bacon, for which win pav
the market price i'm cash. f"'
Jan.2l. GEO. ". HINT
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echanics
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the right OF the working men.
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NOTICEl

TT AVING SOLD MY ENTIRE IN
A. tercSt i'll the Dry Goods trade at
Hunts Station, ". d 4. Railroad, to
Aessrs: I. }. Lipscomb and Willie Rut-
ledge, dcairSian early settlement of ain
Distances due me. Ny friend. George p.
hutlcdgc ever true to integrity. will Inc
ON sand to make settlement.
Jan. DIST, 1863.
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| day Morning
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For three subscribers and Is, q copy Of
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one Volume Of 100 pages. containing
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August %. 1889.
, pn5susnee 81 the Act lssali,ing snd making
been usually INCLUDED u The reneIsl appropriation
vide for certain Incidental expenses Of Inc Ds.
partments and Offices Of the 0oyarnment. And for
ether purposes, approved the 18Th day oi August,
sealed proposal. will bs rse.!yed. at tbI. onise
September. 1880. FOR furnishinr the follovina
st.ieles o. Stationery for the use Of the United
best best quality, and to be approved by the seere.
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,No;I1. Iran heavy yellow Post Once Paper
n ", iS % meet. Parchment, ISs inches b,
,haa.ia 4asssyelopes must have a fall pocket, and
aummeS sio.s a. As tdhe.iys must 80 properly
10Th IN a.. srsss.P sSoy. so,
Ss esrstsygn q Be What VI. BE- reauirs sai
LIZ, y order from Contractor mora q, l.s. ~ ,n
psrtmsnt 'uoiesae'ordias TO the wants Of ihs De-
n s.s &c; iDprGSss Isp; tn. s.or.ary
y i s e: s sISSsS X.
upon a, good terms as to Quality and pgg ii,.s.,
t can Be obtained Of foreign growth and msnaf.e.
Rrsiere9e. will ih.r.t9r. DO rlvsn 70 tn. pro-
whs'hs5 M zane I. o. The growth and msnuss
ne Secretary q the Senate must be delivered at
s. On q ssiofs iss re- r.. aas az q
sunsisni specimen Of each sr,ieis proposed for
81 s.s;I a. Sssi .s md & ). ss 4:
III s ss X X
.ss ss s;si sA s ;ss
more sure,., .a.issetory 70 the Secretary q the
Is V Dc Med In ths once Of the said Secretary
wnhln Ten days after the proposal has been &C.
any articles eontraeted for should not DO de-
lvered within the time stipulated, or shouId be
contractor will be put In suit '""1'' Wv
Proposal. should be endorsed PROPOSAL. for
Secretary Of the Senate. Washington, =" wv
Proposals. and specimens must bs delivered At
the once free Of 'A. digoRos G. ooRHAx,
seerstary ofthe Senate Of the United States.
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Mr.. PeadIston on sho Fifteenth
Amendment.
In a recent speech at Clifton, Ohio, Mr..
flfteonth amendment:
l oppose tho adoption of the fifteenth
constitutional amendment because 1t Is o
material radical change In our system Of
government; because II destroys the relation
Of the States to the Federal Union, which
the Constitution established, and degrades
them; because II takes away from tho States
without their consent that essential attribute
OF u self.goyerning community, the right to
determine who shall exercise the right OF
suffrage. object to Its adoption because It
was intended to, and 1t will, Introduce negro
suffrage In Ohio against the will OF her
people. Two years ago tho people Of Ohio,
without distinction OF party, by an immense
majority refused to amend the State consti-
tuition. They did this after full argument -
after full consideration OF negro suffrage.
! sec no reason to believe they have changed
thoir opinion. Yet now the attempt 10 to
DO made to force them to submit to the sys-
TEN which they so cmphatically and dellb-
crately rejected.
The convention which nominated General
Grant declared as part Of Its creed: "The
question Of suffrage in all the loyal States
properly belongs to the people Of those
States" And yet In one short year the test
Of loyalty and patrlotism,by this same party,
10 to deny to the States the regulation Of tho
suffrage. l object to its adoption, because
by the strongest implication II confers upon
Congress and reserves to the States the right
to exclude from the ballot persons Of our
own white race because Of their nativity, or
their crced, or their want Of education, or
their poverty, and prohibits tho exclusion
only OF another race. And thus, II the In
depreciation Of Senator Morton and Senator
Howard DO correct, under this amendment
Of Congress the States may exclude an Irish
man or German, or Catholic or q Protest.
ant, or poor man from the enjoyment Of
the suffrage, but may not exclude the negro
or tho Monaghan. l object to Its adoption
because 1t Is part and parcel of scheme to
flood the country with forced importation
Of an immense number Of Chlnese-of
cooles-and thus for q second time to bring
into our midst an alien race, and TO repeat In
a more difficult form the social and govern
mental questions which have SO unhappily
divided our people.
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THE COTTON oRop has safely passed the
dangers of army-worm, boll-worm, &C., &c.
It has been shortened at some points by
drouth, but tho average yield Is good, and
the total rather over than under 5000, 900
bales. The last point on which panic can
be started Is reached-"Where can hands be
found to pick so much cotton i"-and 1t is
undoubtedly true that the yield will be less
abundant and less valuable than II would bo
II every boil were taken In hand the moment
II opened. Nevertheless, 5000, 900 bales will
be bagged; and that will pay the planters as
much as though 1t were four, or even five
millions.