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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21

II SALEM. VIRGINIA.
Will open its next session on the lst of Sep
tember, with full corps of Instructors.
Entire expenses for q ten months session,
for Boarding, Tuition, Incid entails, &C., sos.
For particulars inquire of the President,
jy i8-aolm d. F. BlTTLE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21

THE EPISCOPAL high SCHOOL,
i Established in 1899,
Beautifully and healthfYllyo situated three
miles west Of Alexsndris, Va, f.s boys for bus
ness or college Pupils received from the age
of nine Deductions made for ministers and
for persons sending two pupils. For circulars
addresstho Principal.
10 4-tf Rev. VIM. +. GARDNER h.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING

TERMS OF ADVERTISING
r.. ,Gr own ana the convenience OF regular
advertisers, and TO prevent any misunderstanu'
,ng, We have carefully prepared and scaled the
sates ~ advertising in the GAZETTE, for the year
lSGa and present the following table oil space
and ur,cos iron. ,chicL there lo be derta ton
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21
OCHOOL FOR BOYS.

~ Z Il UL FU K y I .
The undersigned propose openings first. class
SCHOOL FOR BOYS in Alexsndrla, on MON
DAY, the 9Th Of September next.
The session will continue till the first Of July
following.
All the branches pertaining TO a complete
English education, together with the Ancient
and Modern Languages will be taught. Spe'
prepare youths for practical business.
Application for entrance Of pupils can be
made to G. s. TAYL LOR, No. l57 Prince street,
CHAS. S. TAYLOR.
ie 12-eo3m JNO. s. BLACKBURN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21
n L. POWELLS SCHOOL FOR BOYS

u.
The next term of this School will begin at
the School House, on Queen, between Mas h,
ington and Columbus streets, on the 10Th OF
September, 1869.
Applications for the admission Of pupils may
be made to the Principal, at lis residence cor
ner of Duke and Washington SITS.
CHARLES l.. POW ELL, A. NJ,
iy l5-2swtf Principal.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21
OFFICERS

CLARENCE H. CLARK, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu-
tive Committee.
HENRY D. COOKE, Vico President.
EMERSON w. PEET, Sect'y. and Actuary'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21

FALLS CHURCH, Va, July T.. 1863.
1 n ASSESSMENT OF TEN PER CENT
n on the stock of the Fairfax and Georgetown
Turnpike Company is hereby called for, pay
able in 90 days from the date OF this notice
By order of the Board of Directors
ivl2-law4w w. II. DANIEL, Secty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21

SSEMBLY ROOMS.
The ASSEMBLY ROOMS have Just been
fitted up, and are now for rent for Lectures
Concerts, Fairs, &c. Apply to
feb l5-tf WITMEk & SLA NJ hhK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21
AER.aGE.

Married Persons, or Young Mon comtc,apla
ting marriage, being aware of Physical Went-
ness, ness Organic Debility, Deformities, speedily
cured. ~
He who places himself under the care OF Df
j. may religiously oonAde in his honor as i, 9
gentleman, and confidently rely upon his skill
as a physician.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21

CPEARS FRUIT PRESERVING SOLU
y TION, the lightning Fly Paper, FreneI
Polish for Ladies Shoes, Gum Camphor, Ly
on's Magnetic Powder, Just received in larg
stock, and for sale wholesale and retail by
Iv JANNEY s. co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21
NATIONAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
WASHINGTON. D. G.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21

Especially, who have become the victims Of
solitary vice, that dreadful and destructive
habit which annually sweeps to an ultlmoly
grave thousands of Young Men of the most
excellent talents and brillisn. intellect, VINO
might otherwise have entranced listening SeIa,
tors With the thunders of eloquence, or wax 90
to estacy the living Tyre, may call with tuli
confidence
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-07-21
ORGANIC WEAKNESS

M.aiber / the Royal College OF Surgeons
london, Graduate of one of the most emlnen
Colleges in the United states, ana Inc Inc fneH; frsn;,
sls s of Fl London, Paris, PhiIsdelphis, and else
where, has effected some of the most astonlsh n
inc cares that were ever known, many trouble
wi with ringing in the head and ears when asieel &c
great nervousness, being alarmed at suade
Sounds, bashtulncss, with frequent piusaing! a
Tended sometimes with arrangement OF min'
w ore cured Immediately.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20
shed by the side of the sweet-smelling Chicago
river, that delectable compound of filth and nasti.

shed by the side of the sweet-smelling Chicago
river, that delectable compound Of filth and nasti
ness.
Early in the morning, screened from all eyes by
the walls of the shed, put on my woman's garb
placed the wig upon my head, bringing the hail
low down upon the forehead close to the eyebrows
and drawing my hood well around my face; thez
with the vermillion, and by the aid Of the Mirror
using my fingers as a brush, 1 tinted my whole
face, completely changing my pale complexion in.
to the ruddy one of healthy young German girl.
At3P. NJ, that afternoon, took the train for
Omaha, and as if fate seemed to take pleasure
in showing me my triumph over Mr.. Buck, the
shrewd New York detective, passed right by him
in the North Western depot, and heard him re-
mark to friend as passed:
"She's rather pretty gal, amt she2'
The worthy officer, I've no doubt, had set q
watch at the depot in Chicago.
When had arrived at Omaha, pushed on
straight for San Fransisco there resumed male at
tire, and sailed in the first steamer for-where
well, perhaps China perhaps the Sandwich Isl-
ands-at any rate to certain country where the
extradition law with the United States is not in
force.
Brains had triumphed over professional skill
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20
Selefted guetrp.
THE GOLDEN SIDE.

THE GOLDEN SIDE.
There is many rest in the road of life,
Ifwe would only stop to take it;
And many q tone from the better land,
II the querulous heart would make it?
To the sunny soul that is full of hope,
And whose beautiful trust ne'er faileth,
The grass is green, and flowers are bright,
Though the wintry storm prevalent.
Better to hope, though the clouds hang low,
And to keep the eyes still lifted,
For the sweet blue sky will soon peep through
When the ominous clouds are rifted!
There was never night without day,
Or an evening without morning;
And the darkest hour, as the proverb goes,
Is the hour before the dawning.
There is many a gem in the path life,
Which we pass in our idle pleasure,
That is richer far than jeweled crown
Or the miser's boarded treasure;
It may be the love Of q little child,
Or mothers prayer to heaven,
Or only beggar's thanks
For cup Of water given.
Better to weave in the web oflife
bright and golden filling,
And to do COPS will with q ready heart,
And hands that are swift and willing,
Than to snap the minute, delicate threads
Of our curious life asunder,
And then blame heaven for the tangled ends,
And sit, and grieye, and wonder.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

limiting the amount of the authors usefulness
and depriving those who could not or would no
buy it, of the benefit Of it's perusal?
Besides, when I feel tempted to lose my patienc
in losing one Of my books, can to mind that
brought not one Of them into the world with me
and not one can I take with me when [ depar
hence; while the good that may accomplish BY
placing valuable book in the hands Of my fellow
men will be source of rejoicing through eternity
The books I call mine, if not otherwise destroyed
must at last be burnt at the general eonAagratior
of all things; but soul saved through my instru.
mentality, by whatever means, will be star in the
crown of my rejoicing forever and ever. Thus, by
the circulation of good books, may share in the
reward of him who writes them, when he that
soweth, and he that reapeth, shall rejoice together
and Jesus shall have the glory of all
american Messenger
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

quite similar Both these men were as far gone as
the one described, and were regarded as.perfectly
desperate cases; but both Of them were reformed,
and are now in independent circumstances.
write these facts to encourage all whom they
NOV cnncnrn
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

LABoR-No great man can be an idler The
world is teeming with work for US all, and no one
can do that which God has given another to do.
We seek amusements to pass away the time, when
every hour is crowded with human destiuies, and
we have not one moment to waste. The seconds
of time are the woof Of eternity-a moment miss
spent and there is flaw in the web.
We must work. Not all be reapers, not all
cleaners; but all may do something. Day after
day humanity is stretching out her hands for help,
poor erring souls going down to ruin, because men
and women love self more than God. You who
lounge on luxurious couches, who boast Of your
Highlands, tell me what those hands ever done for
others2 The poorest day laborer who walks the
streets is greater than you. Not all kings wear
royal robes or sit on thrones; and he is far more
kingy and noble, who earns his bread BY the sweat
Of his brow than he who wraps about him his pur-
ple and fine linen, and boasts Of his millions
We hear so much Of gentlemen" now-a-days
What constitutes gentleman? Is it fine broad
cloth, glossy beaver, immaculate kids and dainty
cane? ?-or is it pure, unselish heart and soufnch
with blessed deeds? Better royal soul than royal
robes; better hands that labor made brown thm
those that idleness has made white The crown
that earnest toll brings is better than treasures Of
silver and gold.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

@ Old putty, however hard and indurated may
be easily removed by running hot iron over it,
when it can be cut off with knife almost as easy as
green putty. To those who have plant house, &C.,
and even for the purpose of re-glazing house win
dows, this win be worth trying.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

MA cake Of pure silver, weighing three hund-
red and forty.three pounds was recently shipped
to Philadelphia from the Brown Coin Silver Mines,
located near Georgetown, Colorado.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

To CURE A FELoN.-It is said that poultice
Of onions applied morning, noon and night, for
three or four days, will cure felon. No matter
how bad the case, lancing will be unnecessary if
the poultice is applied. The remedy is snre,
safe and speedy one. So says some one who pre-
tends to know. Ra genuine remedy it is worth
circulating
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

The RIGHT USE OF BooKs.-One who possess
ed rare collection of books, gathered during ma
nv years of travel in various lands expressed his
regret at the loss of some volumes which he high
ly prized and found it impossible to replace. A
friend, who heard the remark, said in reply, u
should not think you would lend out such works; !;
people are 80 careless about returning borrowed
books" IF did not loan out my books, was
the answer, probably many Of the most valuable
works of which my library is composed would neV,
er fall into the hands of those who now borrow OF
me. The true owner of good book is not he who
has paid out few dollars for its possession; but
he who first conceived the thoughts, and put them
into form to instruct and benefit his fellow.men,
with the desire that they should accomplish the
greatest possible amount of good. If then, with
the means God has given me, purchase such
book, have the right to keep it to myself, thus
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1869-05-20

pS- 1t is only by labor that thought can be made
healthy, and only by thought that labor can be
made happy.
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Brains had triumphed over professional skill
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-16
EeGoSMhfFhss2SSaF faE
PoRT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PAT.
ENTS FOR THE YEAR 1863.


Sealed proposals viii b. Ie:eiyed Al hi: oRce
untiI Marsb ig issp Al 10 o'eioek Tor fnTnI.bIng
Sne sci Of "a ma sas az ma ~
Machinery, &c. Reconpanying the RspUTt OF the
on Patents 1r the wear is1 NJ IN ia
name of he patsntes and he ehaTseteT OF Tbs nat
AMI ON each lInstrAtiop or for otheTWise fnrnisb,
ms lie iiiust Mons Tor that repoTt
me draWinSs will he inrnishei ON paper 10 ths
eoniTastST who musI aFranse thsm inta ps "a. IN
nmmsTissi opisT ss heaTix a. H. sanststaaff xs,,h
asatnssS and com naetness The vofE H. M bs a.
yared ~ this II 90 re- ~ ,ost Ia - " NJ w
and snbjsei 10 ths approya or rejection OF III Con
grsssionai PTintor " we
sThe Joiht Gommittee Of CopFress on Pnbiie
pr,ntng ynrI IA nIsisy 10 bays tIs xork a1naI ~
he IiiastraiioSs Tor the Patent 0aice Reports Of
ia, IL .ssnsbsrra nth M .nS.sa bIpo,ssss,oi
adopted by them. and they ipSits pfopossiS Tor
ina nnaIJIv ~ WoTE hui = aasise Il padnss ia
expense Of Ibis branch OF the public prin,ipS
% y tne ~ w tn3arr ~ ~ ~,
"a IT, 80 Sn,ntsbins az uINs,r.t ~ IL ~
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-16

NATIONAL THEATRE.-Fisk's French OPP
cratic troupe gave their first opera at the
National last night, and the piece produced
was Onenbacl's ola Pcrichole." It Is o
new opera TO the Washington public, but II
was well received by large and fashionable
audience, which gave many Manifestations
Of appreciation. Miles Irma and Tostee
were enthusiastically received, and the entire
cast was powerful one. This troupe bids
fair to have popular run during the short
season Il remains with us. Tonight
the opera bouffc entitled 'Orphee Aux En-
fcrs" will be produced.
"OuR AMERICAN Cousin" was the at
traction at Wallis last evening, and good
audience greeted the performance. Miss
Kcenc spares no pains to please In placing
the dramas on the stage, which she rightly
diylnes will meet the public expectation.
This piece has never been rendered In finer
style In this city. Go and sec II.
THE NEW rASroMDn at the Canterbury Is
a unique affair, and cannot fail TO draw.
Taken with the other varieties which are
nightly produced In this hall, he must In
deed be hard to please II he do not find some
thing TO crafty his pleasure seeking pro-
pensitics.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Govt HAnros woHx Ar oswEao. N. T.,
. UNITED brArEs BEdIHHHR OEFICH,
No. 81 PEARL sIRKET, BrTTALo, ~

No, o, P gsIIP s 8 NJ kss,s;sa S'EIGi.
Won fAt ''AA"' sS anrss Z. issaf '
Sealed proposals, r. aupllssis. ioi faIni.hins and
Ssdss he new Gncd stsSss " toai 81 P TG,f run a.
Ms .otAf1 s. rss q; At s Ss
ihe updsrsiSned until Il o'clock. noon, Of the 2ith
! "a, n, o. a'l'Ss .SshIALs REQUIRED -,
% 20 B Zen lem PHI s sSs. ' E.sk s .S Z 80 Sd
I'D .'S pfiSSb 81 p 81 a 81 PffakroRnEp
n Gas Be sssdssa sf SSsis t:1 q Ionfs o {:
itsn H. ,e e sSs,c feet, or a. much n. NAV b,
Spsrsficturs, ga ssS SS f S9 g ,sc cube
itsm Ill II on cords tI2s cubic feet, or a. much
ssd he and Si rSa ss sa
sesias. ID S$Sf, and ~ 9issf S
sy Y forming InsCn VIII IN q e. nd
Al he ssoys ' % Ss la'S 81 els.,.
Item. o "a sisas. vii b i:iseted
s.sh Ss dp.ITfi 81 SNi made az
good and the 81 ihciency Of The suaranors must 10
certified b United STATE. Dis;Iie, Attorney, Gol;
states Gsyernmsnt, or responsible person known
Bonds Tor the faithful performance Of the con.
fixed By the undersigned, and no bOndsnan will
be accepted whose sufioiency il not proven 10 the
| satisfaction Of the undersigned.
| Contracts to be signed. and bonds executed at
10 IN. April I, 1sp.
Iron 20 b. an delivered. and labor commenced,
| by the lst Of May, 1850.
| Pier to be finished by the lst Of December, lsp.
All further necessary Information may be oh.
taned as to Class by personal application at this
Sn he "a asy d asrss, is aud a 20 CAS- A.
either BY personal application or by mail for
COPY OF the specification.
BIDS and guarantees must be submitted on blanks
furnished from this once on application, and each
bidder must submit with the bid the names Of the
two bondsman he intends to use, with evidence
satisfactory to the unders5nsd iiheiT gesisney,
Breyet BriEadIer General. Major Of Engineers.
mhs.td
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o. and sfer SUNDAY. i1tI M,y .lss. three daily
Ing and Parkersburg. as follOws; -, ,
MAIL TRAIN, for all way points, VIII leave
u EAsI LINE 1FFR&iN viii PsaSs
texsept Saturday atsS p IN: These trains o SGI
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore dGil q, iSP H. tSSssp t sIh
(sindays exceptedl at 800 a. IN. Connecting a.
Frederick Junction with train for FREDERICK and
at Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers-
THE ELLICoTT's MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu-
more at 20 and go A: m and 20 and 59 r; IA
a m'' and a'T F 7Hs 4 ai8SGEERsrowy,
Leave Baltimore at 10 a. m. aud ilQ p n, con
County Railroad. arriving AZ HsseGstown at J q
aud $40 p. IN. Returning leave HagerstOwn at
Si0 and ii a. m arriving In Baltimore at 1923 a.
u" anu "" y FOX WINCHESTER.
riyiPs Al %iaeIesteT Al 5Si ana - p, N. KsIaTa;
in Baltimore y VIZ 81 z %SsAsRai hSd tGSp m
Leave Baltimore AZ $3.50. 7'N, s:0and s'b a. m. =,
aud F silS,M @%SsssfhffNGfoR FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave Washington at aud sa m, aud l2:N, 2,
90 '""d SinfP'd Il ANNAPOLIS.
!giyS ' %s"hiaEioG a m. and ~ p :. m
Trains leave AnstSHD5is Z i a. and SOP H.
Leave Baltimore for Washin gton at $50 and s 20
"a and Ia Il AID 20 s2S Leave Washington
FCr further inf0fmalign, Tickets OF every Kind,
sc, apply TO J. T. ENGLAND, Agent, Camden
Station or at the Ticket oa nSay +, w,rsov
Master Of Transportation,
L, NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
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OPTfcE CHIBI QUARrERNAsTEE,
ST, PAUL. MIEH.. February 10. l65g.
conditions are invited to be received at this oace
and at the Qua once at tho hsa uAT
ters OF the district Of Montana until March 80 1850.
with 90 Ton, Of Hay and G.oS cords 81 wo6d.
Of Hay and /. 900 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply in like ner Fort Ellis with l25
tons Of Hay and |, 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals. will be receiy we'd at the District
QuartermRsters once, Fort Stevenson, d. 7. and
this otce, same date aud conditions as above; TO
supply Fort Buford will 400 tons Of Hay and 5000
cords o. Wood 70 supply Fort Stevenson with 800
Of Lumber In Logs, to square eight inehes at the
smallest end, and to be from eighteen to thirty feet
long.
sails will be received at this once nd at the Dis
tIiet auar.ernsstsr's oaee. fgIt sully, q Z. 70
Of Wood to supply Fort sally no or less tons Of
Randall ID or less tons Of Hay and DO eOrL Of
II is to be Understood that these amounts may be
diminished IL the hay or wood be not all required
that the hay Is to be cut when green and properly
cured-to be free from weeds and sedges or swamp
grass all cut and cured by September Is. deliyera-
Die by weight.
The wood TO be sound. merchantable wood, to
be delivered by January IS, 1870. unless otherwise
uTss hay and wood all 70 be disly.rs4 A. the
feb23-td Deputy q. N. Gen. U. g. A.
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PROPOSALS FOR ORDNANCE STORES.
o, 3, ORDNANCE AUENCI,
COR, Houston AND GREENE SIS,
tESTRAros ON 0sEsSE.P: o. Box Ho; i,sn,

o.. S. ORDNANCE AGEScr,l
'E'rHA''1 os NV fS 81 F sS1 g. &c. sh'
at Rs PSn sRrSRfSSY 3 riSStyT al
u m, for purchasing In quantities the following
dsien 81 ATsSnss S he Tasd sta Ga mana =" tho
Cartridges for Spencer cSrbine' eaIber, 90 and 50,
Cartridge Tor Ballard searbInei CALDER. 80 and
tSfifdsss fOr Henry carbins ,caliber, 80 aud 49,
CSftfidgss Tor RemiD gtOn's carbinc CALDER, II,
CSTtridses Tor Warmers Carbinsi CALDER. u.
: csrtIidsss fr sharp's Gardner CALDER. 81.
Cartridges for Starr CaIb ne ;CaIiIer, 81, linen.
United States Musket Cartridges. E. alliCaIiber,
Gnitcd State. Musket Cartridge ball CALDER,
kide Musket Cartridges, B. bali; CALDER, % and
bDilsd States Mu.kst Cartridges, ROuod ,Cnlibor.
halted States MusEet Cartridges, buck and ball,
ot tnait: y Pi, PSHcts Cartridge. c,lLBsr, -
Colt Pistol CarigidEesi Cali6e[i vs. ,,,
Bafaside's CsTblne CSrtTiiges, metal; CALDER,
Psrolt and Hotchkis.' Projeetilos foral CALDER.
Round Shot, Shell, Canister aud spherical Case
Also, dxsd Ammunition for tho same
Musket Percussion Caps from broken ur anlnu'
The ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory. PIior 10
the acceptance of any bid 1t will have to be Ap'
proved by the War Department,
Terms cash per cent. on the day " sale. and
the remainder when the property Is delivered,
Twenty days will be allowed for tho removal
stores,
Bidders will state explicitly the point
where they will accept stores. Deliveries
only be made at the ArsenAls.
the ATBenals 10 the United States.
Proposals will be addressed to the undersig ned
aud Endorsed Proposals. for purchasing Ordnance
Stores. "
For further Information apply to the gp,dS5;isned
feblo-td Brevet Col U,s.A, Ma. ordnaDce.
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4
ST, PACL, hIsE,, February Is, 1899
Proposals In the usual form. with the customary
conditions, are Invited 10 be received at this omC0
and Mt the QuartermAHter'H Once at the head
quarters Of the District Of Montana, until March
~, 1853, at ~ m,, to supply Fort SHAW the coming
.sason with 100 tons Of Hay and 2'OO cords Of
Wood.
In like manner. to supply Camp Cooke with 80
tons OF Hay aud !, 40 eUrds " Wood. go
Also, to supply Ia lie manner Fort Ellis with
l2i tons Of Hay aud !, 200 cords OF Wood,
Similar proposals will be received at the Dis
tTict QuaTlermA steTs Once, Fort Stevenson, d. II
above, to supply Fort ButOrd with 40 tons Of Hay
with 30 tons d Hay. /, 800 cords Of Wood and
So, 900 feet Of Lumber In logs, to square eight
iHcECs al the smallest eud, aud 10 be from eighteen
To- thirty feet long.
At the same time aud in the same manner FRO.
rpsAls will be received at this Office aud at the
District QnarteInAsteT's office, Fort sully, u. T..
to supply Fort Rice 90 tons Of Hay auL ca cord.
Of WoOdi to supply Fort suily 100 or less tons Of
Hay and 90 cords Of Wood; to supply at Fort
Wood,
Itisto be understood that these amounts may he
diminished II the Hay Wood be not al required
that the Hay Is to be cut when green, aui lIoIeIy
eured-tO be free from weeds and sgdges or sWAmp
gpssi all cut and cured bY September 10 denver
able by weight
delivered by January 10, 1871 unless otherwise
TX Hay aud wood all TO be delivered At the
posts, , -,.....,-. D. hVLhblhD,
t,IQ
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secretary, from and amer the thlrtleth day
Of June, eighteen hundred and sixty
shall be at the rate Of fourteen hundred dol.
Sec. 4. And be u further enacted, That
80 much Of the eighth section Of On act en-
Titled IAN act TO amend certain acts In rela-
ton to the navy" approved March second,
eighteen hundred and slxty-scven, and OF
any other act authorizing the annual sclec-
ton Of ten enlisted apprentices for appoint
ment as midshlpmen TO tho Naval Academy,
be, and the same Is hereby, repealed.
Approved, March 1, 1865.