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We would call the attention Of our readers to
the advertisement Of the "Chicago Lime Works"
which sppesrs In another .column. We advise
parties who desire to purchase Lime, Cement.
Stucco or Plastsring Hair 10 read it.
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LOOK INA week or two ago we advised on,
readers to "look out" for John Stout's new goods.
Now they have come and our advice is to s'look
in" John has shown his usual good taste in
making his selections. and his new. stock is both
heavy and brilliant. tg
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Morgan & Fosseen's Stock Of
= Dry Goods, Groceries, &C., So
70 ~ F'3.aos mut n .Jaeg bu1pl a,,
TO BE CLOSED OUT AT COST
,'a1 stINNExT THIRTY DAYS.
Great Bargains in Black and
Co1ored Silks, A1pacas, Pop
Inns, Empress Cloths, Bleach
ed and Unb1eacheG Muslins>
Plain and Fancy Flannels,
Cloths and Cassimeree.
= CALICOES 10 Cts!
Boots & Shoes Hats ds Caps.

( iSPRING OPENING TO-DAY of mems, youths and
boys clothing The finest stock of Dress and
Business suits, black and fancy cassimer pants
and vests, Chesterfield walking coats, for spring,
and Prince Imperial and Bsmark suits. Boys
suits at So, 50. 81, So, 80, and $40; Business
suits $40, S12. $14, $.e and SIS; Spring over
coats from 81 to 10 and Is dollars. We offer to-
day, the finest stock of spring and summer
clothing west Of N. T.. also all the leading styles
Of hats, caps and furnishing goods at N. Stiefeps
Clothing Bazaar, Main St., near l.. Sale st.
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Prof j. f. FARGO, of Bloomington, a musical
director and leader of very high reputation, has
been doing good service in this city during the
past two weeks in the way Of reviving an inter-
est in vocal music smong our people. His con-
vention was commenced two weeks ago under
rather discouraging auspices, but the interest
increased as he progressed, and the close to-day
will find it at its height Not to lose what has
been gained during these two weeks, Prof Fargo
urges strongly the organization of musical
association in this city--a suggestion which we
hope will be acted upon.
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An Impartial Observer" who writes to us
from Worthwhile, forgot the invariable rule
amoug publishers that they must have the name
Of the author before they publish any oonmu-
nicaticn. e1A
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ScoTr, HoUTz q Co. still in the lead How
ever other merchants may grumble ~. the dull
ness Of trade, business always looks lively at the
store Of Scott, Houtz & Co. They have splen-
did goods and sell them l,~ That is the wh1Qlls
secret, and fully acoor ior--the milk in the
cocoRnut. ig N1 gFf aeI -t
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No lady should be without bottle Of French
Dressing for shoos. It makes old, rusty shoes
look ss good as new. For sale by Child & Bro.
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A constant stream of csiSl boats has been pabs.
ing Ottawa since Saturday, loaded with cord
from down tho river. 1t is believed that half
million Of bushels have passed Ottawa within
the last Ave days 5i p a9tst .FAW
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OrR STREETs.-There is no denying that the
streets of Ottawa are in q bad condition-not
amy more SO now perhaps than they, are every
spring when the frost comes out of the ground
but individually in q bad condition. La Sale
and Main streets being gravelled, are fortunate-
ly capable of being vastly improved by the re-
moval of the layer Of mud which has accumula-
ted upon them during the winter, job upon
which the Street Supervisor is now engaged but
as to all the other streets, there is at present no
remedy but to await the slow process Of their
drying up Of themselves. Would it not pay for
the property owners on Madison, Columbus and
few other streets to have them gravelled by an
assessment? AS for La Sale and Main streets,
the next movement should be to have them GOV.
cred by Il Nicholson pavement, nor are we sure
that the present season would be too soon to be-
gin the work.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURoG-Rev. E. Erskine
D. D., Of Chicago. viii preach in the Presbyte-
rian Church, on Clinton, between Main and
Madison Sts, Sabbath, April II. Morning. 1Ol {
o'clock; afternoon, 4 O'Clock. - ..,i
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Hyou want tho best and cheapest oultivator /,
use. call on !. =, Porter n TIE Eagle Werks.
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A very nice French Kid, Button B6Stt1 l1pst
the thing, for short dressssT7iast ressivsd IN
Child q Bro.ssa shfs ", ,ltagi "a bslt ssft
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b. WaltAse has the best sssortment " Rnbbsf
andiHaasf Balls and BstA Toys and Nstonswsst
Of Chicago.
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EPascspal CAurch

EPlscePal Church.
There win be service At the Episcopil Church
at the usual time Sunday Morning. II no clsr.
yynan srrives from abroad, there viii be lay
reading.
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A new style Of Whip ut Stones HarneAl
Shop Cell and sseftJ 3. flHIRgAW
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BALIou's MONTHLY MAaAxiNE and F<RR
Lesliss Pleasant Hours for May, just reeeksaAs
Osman s. Haremans.
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LANDS, FOR SALE--The advertisesnent of Mr.
Stackpcle under the head Of "New Advertise
meats" will attract attention. We know Of no
sursr WY pf making u fortune than by investing
In such lands as he y ready, 70 sell - RE moss
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* You ssn alwsys ct purs. new Naels, sus.
and csadles a. r Walthsrs.. thisbns,' ss ' :. ~. !.
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~"0 ~scFsS'' psvPV""~s ssao S~ss~"s-o -
gsstive queries: a1'
y Why should the city Of Ottawa make : dons-
ton Of fifty or q hundred thousand dollars to
four or five wealthy corpprators with which TO
build a dam ON the Illinois River. II the city
not the city own what it pays tor? .si zsg.ss.'s,
II the present owners are afraid Of LOSING
money BY going to work under their charter as
it il Why will they not stand aside and let 9TH
ers, who are not afraid, have the opportunity ?
II charter authorizing a company 70 dam the
river ''is worth half million" when there is but
one, how much more, or less, would it be worth
II another charter should be granted to another
company for the same purpose a.,o =
Our individual opinion is, if some responsible,
reliable man. like Judge Cation, Mr.. Cushman,
Mr. Reddick, or the Eameses. or men Of that
class willIbind themselves to improve the water
power at Ottawa as contemplated in the. amend
ed charter of the "Ottaws Manufacturing Com
pany," on condition that the city of Ottawa give
them bonus Of $4,000, the city would make
more money BY paying the bonus than by taking
100000 stock in the concern. au'ai y . hisaaid
The question whether the present owners oi
the charter are afraid Of losing money by going
to work, with the help of 100000 from the city
can be tested in a very easy way. by procuring
an amendment TO the charter from the legisla.
ture, which meets next week, limiting the time
in which the company must 30 to work to say
or months from the 1st of April. If the char.
ter. as it stands, is worth 'half million Of dol
lars," we rather guess there will be some scratch
ing before the present owners of it will be will
ling to give 1t up -eR Is saai ic1q
Ths point is here-ths people Of Ottawa have
it in their power, by pushing the water power
project. and pushing railroad to the vermil.
lion, to secure such an erection of factories and
machine shops ut Ottawa as will double her pop.
ulation in FIVE and quadruple it in ten years,
Failing In both, she will be ten years hence jus,
where she was ten years ago,--a snugl country
town Of 10000 or $4,000 people. her real estate
not worth a cent more then than it is to-day
Which does she choose - '4ts rs.
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loH walshsrkeeps the best Fish Lines, Poles
and Limerick Hooks ia the city, 4, Js 1s ~,
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4. n. n. q.

nnAE Lo4GeNc. S& <GermAnQ Qods11 meces eyery Wed.
10y svsaAS - thcE Lodsel&oom In CoskSA 0oyer's
Dsssessg e ssescoa= Nee. the hrss r.ssdas svs
65sAEA lsa.1..sr no. 50, Meets on tie -sscoud and
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The cheapest place in town to buy boots and
shoes il at Child & Bros
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Five hundred pounds best Philadelphia Ga.
pet Warp, 6xs ply, all ooloss, az Thersea's, M
a. r c.U. .asx.k 4Eft sd mrs 1r4alfa = aairl hs
~ ~ CNAo oN00" shaf fP 54n IN
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You can buy very good Ladies' Serge Cater
at Child & Bro.s for One Dollar!
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Buy your Lemons, Oranges and Fruits at Fl.
Walther's
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4 ssodbassy hsrasss for sale ehssp y cIlid
& Bro.
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" N awAsErrEEprlo,0OO ne do.. .sg. .s Lamb.
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HEAD QrAntxN @. 4 R. Ottawa Ills, April Z sxes-Gen
e!al Ordcn No M-Te Encampaent win Hereafter assem-
BILE o. Monday evenng each week insesd of@etnesday
eventng. - hefetefor0- Sy order OF Post Comnaa6er
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brings us 70 another point H8l803h8
s. The glass company during the year has con-
sumed about 5000 tons Of coal This coal had 70
be brought from La Sale, the cssl about Ottawa,
on account Of the iren and sulphur it contains,
being unsuited to, theelaapafseture of glass;,
The coal was brought from La Sale upon tho
compsny's own cars of which they have Ave, and
side track assS The factory upon which they
can switch their cara But the supply Of coal at
Peru and La Sale was found 80 uncertain, that
the. company frsqasntly experienced great am
noyance and difficulty in getting 4, 60 that, but
for the fact that they were able At great expense
70 get y temporary supply occasionally from The
vermillion, they woald have been compelled 70
allow their furnace to get cold, which % course
would have bsen the ead 81 operations with thst
furnace. tr,f sls.4ss .iltes ~ .as..TT NJ s3
The point upon whicA We desire 70 lay most
strsss, in this Sonnsctioa, chen il, tas pDvtaaos
to 0ttdsea Of a raivodd tr0n 1S Na.mslliSn o6al
JisId& Barring some annOysnces about bridges
across the canal near the glsss factory, of abost
which tho company complains, nothing hss prs-
vented the erection Of 1t least two new glass fsa
tories ~ Oaswa daring Tie prSSsikt ss6Sos. and
the doubling ei ~ sapasity d thsf present enc,
butp the waat ef sfslsaayy aaliphassaA Aslain
supply Il suitsblS aoal, iva khtS tilH6ad n shs
vermillion would give us. MOI is there the
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PROPOSALS ron BRKy.


foRr IHpBPlsDHscI,S
Bosros HAEs9H, Mass, March y, lsU.
t!ssSsSi ss.seSsd. VII Be rsssiys3 81 he under
"s1'd' until D RssRRf bi II u.s. for 'apP''ihs
The i ssiI Sssi must Sc fresh, Of good MARKET
quartsf., InesE, shAei ahd fIdasJ, tilov. TO b.
s e BE ss y nd, @ ps
%ssdas Sassr sssii as:Sa.is.sot ss ss SHa
The Hssks Of The s.tIs .lAush..rsd for beef TO b.
the fourh Sertsbral Joint. and the breast rfmnaed
dsvn. The shAnks q fore. qqArtsrs shAii BE- sst
and o. hind qusrters from siI 10 ghi inches above
the gAmbrsl or hook joint ~
separa.e proposals IN duplicate will also be 70
date above mentioned, fcr supply ~ yins comm,snoaed
oeers and their families stationed Il this Post Or
supplied thersfrom. with saeh shoiee resh beef ss
s @ s SOC Iss' s sss sss ss: s Or
These contracts o be In force .ix month. or such
so%ne asSs on X. l., q Hay & s rs,ss. ss
the approval Of the Commanding General Of ms
Department Of the East -
Qdsu st II sf g.
then the CGmmlssAIy At fort indepspdsnoe. shall
Ihd ne contractor viii b ehMEsS viii he difsT:
The contractor will DO, required to enter ints
bonds for the sun Of one thousand dollars. signed
also by two responsible suretes, Whose names must
The proposals will BE- opened at 10 a m on April
lime and piSee biddsfS Are ss.ted % 6s present
ana SsaTs..sS, q fRspfRIck RS Bfs s5s pss
Pirst Lieut. nAnt 6th Artillery,
mhn.td Breyet Capt U. 8. A.. and A. O.e.
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ktEort Buford, p. T.. 80 tons,
Al LoIt steyenson, D; T, 10 ton.
MtESH s Sifiif; p ;. !TS!sssss:.'


Noion ~ N
Cow, HAnBoR wolK At oLeoTr.N.Y.,)
''"'' No ii PsAnt srHssT,"'
BurpALo. NJ y, March Is, isd9.
and Delivering mItsrials for, and doing the worf
of6aiiJinE tha ne " Unitsd States piers forming
ths HarSor % .olsott, a. ths mouth ~ Blghtssn;
A his oiaes. sddresssd q the undsri go cd until
~ s''sA YATgRfA AIN RR66fREb.
r- CLASS A.
Rf An lhn Wrou Rht Iron materials, or as much
as may 30 required, assorted In three itsms,yi
Item Il, spikes
zen len IAN ~ ss IA ana paiI for BY the pound,
LABOR TO BE PRRFoRMBD
CLASS p,.,
bi t's and paid Tor sy he sapsrtssi loot "
rsasiTsa, Cii6 PTs%ins, p,satinE, boiling, as
sSSs sos sse a..i foot " hated inber esti
mf I,s9 III NJ fat. or a. much As nav be
r.nninad EranIns PlaaEias BoltipE Sc. in
sSpsrsiSaetufs to bid and paid foi 6S the edible
tsasd, sEsysl. 6owiders. son Deposits, old timber
and other rubbsh,j nectssary In forming a, good
i HS S b he cubic yard ~
fs: z: S.S: |. si,4sS, covering al.
4 saaraaty 6y Two psrsops o. parties pust Ae.
&c sqss9'E q ne sG,tS5s %s..
golleetSI q Customs Or SIasI 9heer o. the uniIed
States 1Sysrnmen'' or Responsible person known
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a ~ D. # %
lTfrisr9s Z. .ps9 Pen oysIor pssAhrssSr,
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$:;
, q ' ~ y i.: "
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SI:s X" :. fp.cu s.f, " its. y. b. o.
0Ls.s mo- =. 'os,ooe more or less. Iaby .
,.SH.; ~ sc.sc, -prs 81 iss, " By ick
sSs s's Nv q ::sl. ss, ssss 4 10
pss r. MAI; ';s iis PIG & &
An i. sso,s .n.n.is. "a n,sIep., ASA ,. MAJ.
rssilns spos The ensirs isnsh u he asp, and must
.; Y Ss pss Nv p. Is ssssd: q
II :a;!. s.. !, s;S:;
i !. TsSStss
WEI u 20 y nor. 's shv.lYp.. are repaired 10 All
trout P' sSodss sea.. "a fs prsessy ?;
By when less than 500 sfsgviFed, proven iabsb
y ssssss,eH Ss .s ss R s. ssss esasf ,Ss
diTF.ss,iS stcs sssM q ~ DsptIspaai:
s ,:; :: Z S% :, y
Y. si sss' ss =; NV w
ss. Z. q H.: oiss. :r =: fS
Bid. ~ sI.o yi.sa foI 90 n s,ioPs.. ssrs d
s ;t sI s s.s e.. "a Ssiiys ss II Ss
S.5:; Sc S; fS::s s::ss:
SsS Il Y;s :
fran .ns 70 %s n
I, %:s: is !:
s. II 4. ssi
ssssssIss y ~ ;;s:s ,sssss &c. az. :.i g
bspsi,msni, 81 % u may J. iirsetsd.
lsf.d Y, t:itisi, ~; p, 6spsli%.si 90 y
thoss Tor delivery to ps'tma'tsn to pass as mall
' RE as.t delivery o. ssyslopy. specified above to
q 10 S tni ~ ss1.iOp,. 70,
-s,,s oroPo,sl. are yitsd nay ,. sen On April.
msni ,.suirsd to furni.h ,pseinsn, Of The
nsses .SpRS q .ns 70 sS E
BE- ssn'iasr.a unisss \, sAi..f.s.oIy Ssar.s.sss
ni!!!ssa vim .. TAKEN iaio co. .,.s.,
Bonds vii b CURED fer the L., snu Senasr |,
sxs,iife q m sss sSS,ssss sd all psy~N
ies. ~ e ~ bids Il ds.msd sOnpsiibisvi
: Did. must g .sdor. Proposal, for oMes and
nay hss ssa si s s az fs.
49,, JoHSA; :; GRlsw.LL;,
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pRoPosALs YoR srosa AND oxsIsr.

:sil s. s:s WI .I.:l
fos ne dsiysIy n eos,r o., earn !. he ssAss.i
Red fssna Win he siis q bsssspsr .N iSr
ss pst y'. I'd q ss ssssS: ss q
n b fursl.hsS M ,Ss propofiios u sSoSt 80
sas ssi s!ss :sa is g.. 10. Ss " An:
s s :ss sas ts YEA 'i5ss: u 4 20: g.
required STANDARD % b. used fct insids YcIk, and
SGf ass .rs lnSss :ens g 81.
MATING The AMOUNT q sssh = iaid n he sisI tsa
son ~ nss:aissssi Bidder: Wi .a u
Rsass Ssli ysrss tons, and Is. Tine vi!Aif vSssS
'hsy can s,,iI:i IN shSi. .nSss,
and place ~ !, 700 ssbls ysrtsi ness % ls... %
FSsi .ss AZ Z: ss &. s sss
= e e .ns z AN.
Ss: :,St Z .; q: Il: ::. A..
e s. q sHa:s e So. ss..s ;ssf ps.s g
:: ,s g u q ss
ssr Tbs -ndsr water. and 20 De dsiisered IN
.ssP !si linn s assfs on''f Of Ar
'ep., may ir ;Sp X nd c;sss. I'll ss ss e
fsnS. !. ,ss i Uaitsd STATE io b sitSheia al
2, ~ issS P 81 K. s sssn
% Cement, "A wIll y Arrested V :.
r. Ssi,.a s:..: q: 81, 's' any
RoeH fsLasp 2ssssSi, April !. isdl tpd
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'THB BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.


On and after SUNDAY. i7th May. Il 1895. three daily
trains viii DO run between Baltimore and Wheel.
gsitnors daiiS !sIcsp, sandsy5 p 4 sS a.. 'ta N
Ass LINE W | FIX sF ..t sS1SS .2
Sset q Bsiiails and fsfisTsburs iSr Ii points
VIII %kSassTEa An aS6NSS65aTSbxroS TRAIN
day. Leaves Winchester fof Bsltimors ' daily Hif
sSsiisi aSsiSa VIII iof Pisasa fshs sn q
At Hagerstown Junction with train for Hagers.
THR ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAINlsayoa Baih-
RSteratSS leaves Elsotts %iils q 7 and II 10
m and ''I f OK I aSS6BREsrows,
meeting a. Hagerstown Junction. with WashiaEton
and eiS p. N. Returning leave HsseIstown al
oho and II a. IN. arriving In Baltimore at 10 10 q.
~. anu ~ y ff1oR wIsCHEsrRR.
hyipg Al Winchester Al 2;s5 aud IS p m. RotaTn.
In Baltimore y fd Xxx WARRINGTON p m
Leave Baltimore az $50. 1905. s!2O and eiD a. m.
anu F Ills W &SssfaffSaRo%S FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Wsshinston al land ga. IN. and u 30, .,
'''O' and ',D = FOR Il ANNAPOLIS.
leave Washington a. a. IN. and 40 3. m.
Trains leave An sSSSbl7F 7 S g. and sR M
Leave BrH S5S fH5 ws'Sin 60. At Ind
Station, or at tho Ticket of SEW , w,Isoy
Master Of Transportation.
Z: " CoLE, 0eneIal Ticket Agent
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A Lr1ASDHrA, Il EjS Yg,RSsS AND HAsPsHIRI
nv

BEdfNN1Nd OCTOBER l, ises.
Ls.y. AisIs1dria daily. except sa9dsy, a. o.
+, n s..'I Sa. e.
i Fss'diy "s,,ii, ssss .I.sIii: bslrg yifls
SSssss:T u ssfSa:s :SSas:s
.ss;sr q, a.aa,. ,'S. : 81 Mils 4 Z;
siSsS ii.is ION ssid his.. "a I'D strives
I'd INV. II s...s - I;
D. Fl . s%SI. H.. ~
Prem rom .Sa ss, N. sq.ess. will run daily
. PROM Atk9khDR1A TO Do %
MISUNDERSTANDING. EFT: SssiiiiS .::..:g .
49,: AAhiaa,sfiSii:;:is
rfSS1a: PsI New igft, Phil.a.lpAi. and Bal:
!. cfssls.a r r. I'd y
Ss5 Sis sS5 ssH 4si ssf s
.udria aad LsesbdIs and lntsrmsdfste stations Al
s Ists "a sa4
';Ss:;$ rates %4fSsSFf Sli s i:i ii:s
hRG pSI2I bIETS 9RlEErwEBsr Mks5Ssros.
Trains between Wellington and New York are
aI iok II INV I'HSSSR k. WI Hi,sou, s..ot,
isss,s daily tsreept Sunday, At 500 a m. %
foR PHILADELPHIA,
IA ass A a. daily tszo'p' sundan asooA NJ. nS
Leave for New YOrf al % ), m. and PhIlad.i.
phih At hop. m. -
through tickets 10 Phiiadsipbis. New Yo, I =,
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

sEsa'r.ss S1,IS. r. r. ssfss ST.
Sealed p.epO..i Il dspiisas w ;. Ess .,, e
river In 'front.' Of Louisvtlfa. Ky.
The plans and spssnsatio,s o. ths wo5s 70 %
be obtained. on pervoua arplieatiou st this enoe.
p!inisd copy q tlis sdysrtissrssi mas, 10 at
eorpAuled BY written guarantee, signed ~ two
pesiSs viii enter iats essssst apsa rsssiyins he
ay.rSSR9sl, n. .,,.,,.,,.a .,,.rt ,,o,, ,,,,o..
who have had sxperioscs IN similar work, kaA
the right II reserved toTejeet any and all BIDS
shall be deemed for the Interest OF the aovsrnmsnt
Issa,y per, esntun qf The monthly estimate pf
work done Hill be retained security for the full
Proposals must be ineiosed In 9 sealed snvslops.
Hss,:SSdt Proposals for w0rf on e%krfsska
2Scs CORP. Of Easi.s.ss. Brave, hsjof S:s.f.i
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATE BUSINESS COLLEGE.
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tRntrance gu d street,D
WARRINGTON, D. O.,
An Institution specially designed for preparing
Young and middle gsd men aud women 10 engage
70 business Affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of othera.
The branches taught sre, Business Practice.
Book Keeping As applied TO- Al departments 81
business bpsIness Ana Lsanes renmanshIP, bu .a
Spelling, Elocution, Political Economy, and Com.
students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches.
Ladies' haze the same advAutase AsEsntlemen.
In .. separate department, Instructed By eonipe-
RATEs 81 TUfFIoH, A sshOlsrshlp.. rood for
cities Of the country, eos Local sehoarsbips, good
ier one year from date o. issue, w. Tickets for
All millions payable In Advancei when paid q
tnstAlments the rates are ten per cent, higher
Glasses In French In charge Of Professor Alfred
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rnsAsvsr prrAsrrsss. Ayti q ~
Notics u hereby givss Nat ne isssrsss
coupons payable on the fr,t DAY u Nay
next, win Be paid on prcsentstieu o. ne
proper ofiiess upon rebate Of interest at
the rate Of six per cent. per annuu n eo,a.
Gsonos Q. Bouywnk,
.a.. Secretary Of the ffsasary.
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Railroad lRoutss

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On Sandy, at 40. a,d =. - y. %. enly. con
rsetngs a Reay Station with trains from Balimore
10 wheeling, Parkefsb org, &C.,
Thfsash Iletsts 70 the west can DO had Tbs
Yssbinf'on Station Ticket onss at all hoursia tie
NJ nav Yort Ph,lsdsiphis, and Boston. see ~.
', Master d Transportation.
l.. NJ COLE, 1ensTal Ticket Agent
GEO. g. KooNTz. General Agent. Washington.
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PROPOSALS. FOR BERP.

1
or,ron cHrrI cGr.I...sI Q, suFsI.I..cr.l
.ru sr. PAUL, hiss,, March 0, Isdp.
i;S sI4i.. Z: i: $S
A''s gEEP CATTLE.
ss. aG e s % 'i gsissa b. delivered b,
no AssS y sSft 'Ts,tsu. D, t. to be delivered b,
sOhssd a. Eo;t Stevenson. D. T.. 10 SO delivered
July /. isp, andth remainder By September
Bhesd Al foI, Randall. D. T. 10 bs delivered By
% head i left Dakota. D. t.; to be delivered by
nohssd u TCit Hanson. D. T. ! to be delivered b,
ghs ssals So.i .ysr,ss .Sss. !, oso pound. s.e.,,
Al falling short q NS pCapa: gross weight balls.
kl.o, a same lime snd places. proposals will DO
s.ES Sr, gStSss' , +, q r. , tSn,
A n E ESI. s safiif; p 3 T iS lSs:
AZ FORT Hansen, y. r.. 10 tons.
.l, z :: H I'D s1 S's z.
posts b1 ssptsmber !. lsash
Si;1s ;:s.s A. :iI! En- ::
proposition be accepted, he Will At once shtsr into
| contract In aeeordauoq herewith, and that they
are prepared 70 become his tseuritiss, giving good
I and suihel bonds forts ful allmant
The tesp9nsibllity Q: NJ guagaptoTs Tnst bs
nesyest District Court, Of the unitsd States Ds.
trieE Attorney, to be enel osed with the bid.
Bids should be made for each post separately,
ana bid ders DO preseui 70 rsseond % ,heirb bids
and TA s SSs ga e q aia
their naiaes and post oihee address must appeaI
Endorsed "Pfeposals Tor Beef Cattle. !" or "Hsy,W
and addressed either to greyst BIisalier General
;hs vi Snd.rrisnsd a s. PAU. Nina S'0''' OF 70
The propo.ai. VII DO oPshsd AZ bath Plseesat
tsptain o. b. Bvt Lieut Col, y. .! Army. o
q. g.. Departmest Of Dakota. nbptd