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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18

Mrs G. H. SIMPSON, 80. l25 King street, has
now on hand a very elegsu. assortment Of Mil
lncrv Goods OF every description and variety
Her Flowers ere tho most beautiful in tho mar,
kct, and her Grapes, Lsco5 aad EibD," arc all
well selected. Also, tho NcapoitHa and straw
Goods arc worry tine. Ca! and se1 thcm before
purchasing elsewhere my u
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MO. l MACKEREL--veryf fine; also, Nos.
~ 2and 3. tut received and for sale in KITS
- ratsil no G.. VIM RAMSAY,
"a a" "A ' ~ 147 King street.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the
Il. Company will apply to the County Court OF
Alexandria county, on Monday, the first day
of Novem Der, 1863, for the appointment of i've
disinterested free holders, who, or any three or
more of whom, shall constitute u board to rs,
certain a lust compensation to the owners OF
land upon the line of their Improvement with
in the said county, for such OF the said lands as
are proposed to be taken by The said company
Given under my hand this 9th day of Sep
foc,ber 1860. LEWIS MCKENZIE,
sen 27-lsw4w President
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Gold.
CHTT ETE9ES.

DIRK, October 1S.-Gold today lae'
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II automatically reported that the Rich
m0nd ana Dauvillo Company Of irginia have
paid into the state Treasury one.hslt of the IN
terest due ths state on It's loans and tho remain
der is to b. paid December -, undor iastr0c-
tons from General Candy. The Ot@nge and
AlexSuGris Railroad is yet 5eaind. The annu-
Nj inter It due from the corporation - about
$4,000 while the Southside owes the large
sum of So 90 The Virginia and tennessee
Railroad owes about $40 0CO interest to the
State AMI neither Of the last mentioned roads
appears to be in condition TO meet lis Iabii-
ties at proseat. Tho Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Is neg ,tiSting q loan with which it
expects 10 iiqu,dA,e its entire lu(e.tedness 10
the state. principal and interc.t in all about
$4,000 Baltimore Sun.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-10-18

i;EcEIrrS OF PRoDUCE, &C., BY RAILROAD.
The fOlloWiu ing are the receipts of produce, &c,
by tho Orange, AleXa " Manassas Railroad,
for the week en- ling October IL Corn 26iO bush
els, whoa. 4120 rye 326, oats 25SS. ear corn l2lG
corn meal $50, timothy seed 70, cloGer seed o,
dried fruit 32j, onions So, potatoes 5, sumGc
375l sacks, A9Ur 9G2 bbls, apples ~ bbls, fowls
II coops, calves, hogs, &c, AZ head, WOO! .
sacks. grapes crate, LARD l hrkln, bacon 10
lbs. but err 80 1rllns, eggs Ill bbls, tobacco ~
boxes sundr;cs a bbls and boxes, fish bbls,
hides 10 bundles, glass l box, rags $500 lbs,
limo $50 bushels, wood cords, leather 81 rolls,
ground bark 10 lbs tan bark IA cords, dress
ei hogs B. fresh beef quarters, castings l5i2
los, cider bbls. brass and lead 100 lbs, books /
box, boeswax % lbs planters !, vinegar bol,
sheop skins packs, bones 1859 lbs, Lumber 53UO
feet old iron $40 lbs, empty casks Is cattle II
car loads sheep car loads, cross ties car load.
The following are the receipts uy the Alex
audris, Loudoun and Hampshire Railroad Tor
tho week ending October 10: Wheat lIl2 bush
els, corn 1912, rye 50, meal lj6 oals llO2, pota,
toes $50, onions 5, coffee sacks, sumsc ~
sacks feed 81 sacks, rags IL sacks, nuts packs
eggs - bbls and boxes, butter % b5Is and
keys, fruit $50 bbls and boxes, flour 2Ol bbla
and 20 sacks, cider bbls, calves head, fowl:
10 coops, honey boxes, merchandise 70 boxes
| hid, / keg and 90 packages, nails kegs,wooC
5 car loads, lumber l car loads, cattle ca
loads, no = car loads.
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YEAST POWDERS-Warrcn's, Kunt 4nd. ,
& Davis, snd Miller's celebrated Yeas
Powders also, Pressed Hops, in ! 70 p ape
oct II BROOKES Sc TAYLOR.
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FAILS CHURCH. Va, Oct. u. 1869:
IN ASSESSMENT OF TEN PER GENT
y on the stock of the Fairfax & Georgetown
Turnpike Company is hereby called for, pay
able in so days from tho date of this notice
By order of the Board Of Directors
oct l2-law4w w. H. DANIEL Sety.
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nor sALE-A FINE HORSE; ten years
n old works well in single or double har-
ness. Price sl25 Address ?. O boz liz, g.
exendria Va. oct .
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HENTS' MERINO UNDERWEAR.
" IMPORTED & DOMESTIC GOODS.
Full Winter stock just to hand, comprising
goods Of every quality, which l purpose to sell
at the loves. possible figures.
CHAS w. GREEN,
oct II Is King street.
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A CARD-I would call the attention of those
"A in want OF frst.clsss COOKING STOVE
TO tho IRONSIDES. 1t has no superior, and
over ono hundred Of them are now in AleXan-
dria and vicinity. For sale by
Il. II GARRISON,
sop.1 Is South Royal ST.
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the Alexandria Canal, Railroad and Bridge
Company Hs par viii apply to Inc Comfy Court Of
Alexandrin county, on Monday, the first day
of November, 1850, for the appointment of five
disintercsted free holders, who, or any three or
more of whom, shall constitute board 10 as
land upon the line of their improvement, with
in the said county, for such Of the said lands as
are proposed to be taken by the said company
for its purposes.
Given under my hand this "a day of October,
IeG9 II. ii. WELLS,
40, . -1ayyaw President.
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Tho speculative spirit Oh tho New York
Stocl. Exchange was again revived on SAtur-
day There was an advance OF S per cent o..
New York Central, and per cent in Hudson
Rivc,, which gave rise 10 much discussion in
Wall rect, and brought to view the new pro-
grammo as regards tho Railway market. The
Evening Express says; THE break in the ca
nal Will leave very largo amount of grain At
Buffalo. Thecan cannot DO repaired in time
t. bring ali this grain to New York by water,
trail, Hudson and Eric-will gain largely in
their freight t attic, as the bulk Of thu grain
will have to como by rail THIS is the basis for
the sharp upward movement in the Eande rbilt
stocks and the general bull movement which
followed in the other railway"
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NOTICE TO FARMERS.
We Offer for sale superior FERTILIZER,
manufactured at our Plaster Mill in this city
consisting of Fossil Ground Bones and Peru.
Wan Guano. We consider it the best Fertilizer
on tho market for the money Price $50 pei
ton. SUIILE u STU All,
sor 29-lm Alexandria, Va.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-03-27

KELLY & LIONS MISsTRELs.-Thls un.
rlvalcd troupe will make Its first appearance
this season at Wallis Opera House on Mon
day night. We speak confidently and know
that we utter the truth when we say that
this company, under the direction of Mr..
Leon, Is far ahead OF all troupcs In tho line
Of burlcsquc opera. Leon has no equal In
his role, and 1t is said that In those charac-
tiers pcrsonated by Irma and Tostcc he even
outdocs the originals, and fairly clcctrHcs
his auditors by his powers of song and dance.
We anticipate rich treat for our citizens at
Wallis during the coming week.
"sCnooL" drew another good and fashion
able audience last night, and the piece was
rendered In Miss Kceno's best style. This
drama has made hit and must henceforth
be popularin Washington. Tonight will be
the last appearance of Miss Laura KGcnc's
company, and there will doubtless be large
audience In attendance at Wallis.
The OPERA SEASON will be concluded to-
night at the National, and there will be a
matinee this afternoon. Mr.. Jefferson COM
mcnces his engagement on Tuesday evening.
AT CANTERBURY there will be q matinee
this afternoon and the usual evening enter.
tainment.
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PROPOSALS FOR HAY AND WOOD.

OFf NhlhI
ST. PArt, MISSi February u, 1899.
coaditlOns are invited 10 be received At this Orics
aud at the QuATtermAsteT's Ohice at the head
quarters Of the District Of Montana. until March
81 lsil, at u M. to supply Fort shaw the coming
season with 100 tons " Hay and 2,ON cords VI
Wood
In like manner, to supply Camp Cooke with 90
tons Of Hay and !, 40 cords OF Wood,
Also, to supply In like manner Fort Ellis with
49, tons % Hay and ], 900 cords OF Wood.
similar proposals will be received at the Dl-.
trlct Qulrtermaster' ohiee, Fort Stevenson, i. T
and at this ONCE, same date and condition. A.
above, to supply Fort Buford with 40 tons Of Hay
and 500 cords Of Wood to supply Fort Stevenson
with 10 tons Of Hay. l. 30 cords OF Wood and
inches at the smallest end, and to be from eighteen
to thirty feet long.
At the same time and 10 the same manner pro-
pOsals will be received at this Office and A. the
District QuartsrmasteTs Office, fort Suliy, u. I
to supply Fort Rice 40 tons of Hay and ,OOO cords
Of Wood to supply Fort sglly SOO or less tons OF
Hay and 40 cords Of wood TO supply al Fort
Randall l25 or less tons Of Hay and BOO cords u
Ills to be understood that these amounts may hs
diminished II the Hay or Wood be not all required
that the Hay is to be cut W hen green, and properly
currl-ln be free from weeds and sedges or swamp
grass; all cut aGd cured by September Is, deliver
Tbs WOOD to be sound merchantable wood to be
delivered by January 10, 1870, unless otherwise
The Hay and Wood all TO he SelivcTys,lp At the
Deputy Quartermaster General L ; Army
mh9-tl
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wv 10 IN ~ WoH rN - ss,,Hrrp'
UNITED OF N oi g. .nI srgvrT'
prr,,,o ~ ~ nrah IL isSh
Salad m,nraaa J,nIicsIs nT fnrni.bipv
ri asIi npinnS mats,risi np snJ bnIng liz w6Tt
abnVIung ,hss nar nni,aI sistss Diss. YSr,ni
~ uSrhpL ~ 0irntt Nj tSe month az EiSbtssn.
mile Cresk, Lake onari1; a., VII Ds reetiHeq
~ MI nn ~ tS ,sb ~ S AMI ISs u"'
H' e'oeA' pI99TFRfhAgs RR EolriRfb '' ''
81 AsS
si.onms w,,,sbt innnSnS ,n;.,o,t,Is or A. ,urcL
$500 ,,Igaff 10 H. ~ -
may pc ntsHHipped, assorted IN 'hFeo 'em''Nf
lem II yspits oV"'
ttsn III 'Ivssb.,s far S.,s,y Rlt.
len itc ~ lot sesqr fr hS IN. p,rnI
H"'" "ii hhBOR ~ I'LL 'PERFORMED
A" CihSS a
I,sDI C,,rta, bsyrinS " bbito pIre tIr,h.r D., bo
bIb and IA fns Nv tbe snnsrnsi. tnot ~ '
oln anu pau ~ w ~, ~ h Wy M "a ,, ~ H.
Item A. IN GSDS Jeei A. uSn NJ i1"{ De
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OFPIcB or ASSISTANT O. NJ. OESBRAL,l
Cos. OF HousTOS AND GREENE STREETS, \
NBw YORK CIT, March 10, lsU
Sealed proposals, IN duplicate, with u copy o
this advertisement attached to each, are invited
and will be received at this Office until u O'Clock
m. WEDNESDAY, the 3lst inst. for the erection
OF frame hospital building at Fort Adams, New.
port, X. |.
Plans aud specifications Of the work can be seen
at this otce also at the Ohice Of the Acting Assist.
ant Quartermaster at Fort Adams.
bidders must state the time within which thcy
give suretles In the sum OF one half the amour In
voyed for the faithful compliance with agreement.
or all proposals.
Proper blanks for proposals can be had upon ap-
plcatlOn at this office and at Fort Adams.
Payments will be made when the work Is com.
pleted, or soon thereafter as the Department Is
In funds for the purpose.
Proposals. should be Indorsed "Proposals for
Hospital at For, Adams. X. b,, and addTe ed to
mh2l.td ByL Maj. Gen. Asst. q NJ. General.
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pRoP0sALs FOR ORDNANCE STORES.
U. 8. ORDsAScB haESCT,
coz Housros 4Spp oRSSs Is,I

q. 8. ORDsAScB haENCT,l
EmlA,or S Sc ssSss;SSSSEf BE- /!
S tSis Sss pSss sh ~
Sr s ~ SaaR nHW '1 s,nd % ,Ps
ai iasr ATsenais IN the United States!
GaIiTldss. ioI Spencer carbsns' eah6sr'N and %.
m Ssiridsss f Tor Ballard searbinO, CALDER. 80 and
tsfiridsss foI Henry carbne ;caliber. 30 and 90.
csfiridsss foT RomiDstO IS carbino' calibor. ~.
cartridses for Warmers Carbine; CALDER. II.
CsrtIidsss for sharp's Carbinei Caiber. 81.
Cartridges for Stars Carb'ne iCalyber, 81, linen.
United States Musket Cartridges. 4. ball CALDER
t1ted States Musket Cartridges. E. ball Caliber.
kiGe Musket Cartridges. E. bAllI CALDER. oand
,tRitSd States Musko. Cartridges. ROuhd CALDER.
tnItsd States Muskst Cartridges, buck. and ball.
GS's P r;sP c GfFFiss:t Sfsf, J.
smith : CaTbine CaTtridgssJ rubber and metal.
Burnside's Carbine Cartridges METAL CsIiOer'
" Psrou and HOtchhiss Proiee,ilOs for all cAliber'
ESSSSSSh Shell, Canister and Spherical Case
Also, dxsj Ammunition for the same.
! Musket Percussion Caps from broken IN amnu'
The Ordnance Department reserves the right to
reject all bids not deemed satisfactory: Flor to
|
proved by the War Department.
Terms cash ten per cent. on the day OF sale. and
the remainder when the property is delivered.
Twenty days will be allowed for the removal
stores
Bidders will state explicitly the Point
where they will accept stores. Deliveries
only be made at the ATsenals.
Samples can be seen at this ofhee, or at any
the ATsenAls in the United States.
Proposals. will be addressed to tho underslgn
and ndorsed ''PrOposals for purchasing Ordnance
Stores. -
For further Information apply to the qnderiignsd.
febl9-td Brevet Col. u A, MAJ. Ordnance.
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ST.. PAUL, MINI, February 10. lsN.
Proposals in the usual form, with the customary
conditions are invited to be received at this Office
aud at the QuarteTmAster office at the headq uAr-
ters OF the district Of Montana, until March 80 1884,
at IL IN, to supply Fort Shaw the coming season
with ~ tons Of Hay and ., 900 cords Of wood
In like manner 10 supply Camp Cook with go ton.
Of Hay and |, 800 cords Of Wood.
Also to supply IN like manner Fort Ellis with 10
tons OF Hay and 900 cords Of Wood.
Similar proposals will be received at the y strict
QuaTteTmasteT's Ohlce, Fort Stsy"nrOB, D. and
at this office, same date aud conditions above 10
supply Fort BufOTd with ~ tons II Hay and S,hN
cords Of Wood to supply Fort Stevenson Win 40
tons OF Hay, loo cords Of Wood, aud 1lD,OO feet
Of Lumber la Logs, to square eight Inches at the
smallest end and to be from eighteen to thirty feet
long.
Al the same tune md in the same manner prgpo-
sails Ill be received at this office nd at tho Dis
tTict QuArtsTmAsteT'E once, fuU Sully, u. T. to
supply Al Fort Rice, ~ tons uf Hay aud 90 cords
or Wood to supply Fort Sully SO or less tons Vf
Hay and Loo cords Of wOOu; to supply at Fort
Randall rs or less tons Of Hay aud bO coris OF
Wood
Ills to be understood that these amounts may he
diminished II the hay or wood he not all required
that the hay IL TO be cut when gree aud properly
cured-tO be free from weeds aud sedges or swamp
grass all cut and cured by September TO- delivers
The wood 10 be sound. merchantable wood, 10
be del yered by January Is, 1870, unle's otherwise
authorized,
Posts = h. HOLABlRD,
feb2l.tl DEPUTY q " ecu U : A.
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Posr OFVIcK DrrAErNFSr, March ~. 1852
Proposals are invited Tor Cut'R nsU -,
PAPER accumulatug IN ms VI '"'
l. Transcripts II p1.imGstSr'' accounts OF mails
received a0i Ell! IS. hJ pounds year.
Mixed paper. consisting OF Wrappers Of &C.
se1SriTprS VI various cOlOTsi estimated quantity.
~ an pounds q year -,
Newspapers estimated quantity, 900 pounds
bidders must specify a price per pound for each
Glass Of paper,
Tue paper must be removed from the cellar u
the General Post once building At the cost o. me
accepted bidder, and In his own bags, as often a.
may be required by the Postmaster Geueral.
No mail bags will be furnished for ihls purpose
The paper will be weighed At this Department,
and must be paid for on delivery
Bids are Invited for one year commencing on tn"
lot uf April ueNt, aud will be received unit
WEDNESDAY, the 3l-I instant, at 3 o'clock, y. ~
They should be addre,ssd to the Po'tgt.ir,
Paper ~ JOHN A. J. CREsWELL.,
MI u,,Vtst pnstmastrT Gruetdl
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Carriages, Etc.
Proposals.
FOR HAY AND WOOD.
HEADR rs DEPARTMENT or DAKOTA,
oRPIcE CHiEP QgAETEENAsrER,

OPPICE CHiEY QuAETEKNAsrER, J
ST. PAUL, MINI, March IL, lsdl.
Proposals in the usual form, with the Gus.
tomary conditions, are Invited to be received at
this Otce until April 2, 1872 to supply Fort Totten
the cOminK season with $50 tons Of Hay and ,0c
cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort Ransom, D. T., with 100 tons Of
Hay and 900 cords OF Wood,
To supply Fort Ripley, MINI, with 90 tons Of
Hay and 100 cords Of Wood,
70 supply Port wadswoIih. D. t, with 900 tons
Of Hay and 900 cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort Absrcrombie, d, t, with nc
tons Of Hay and 900 cords OF Wood.
To supply Fort Smelling, MINI, with l0O tons Of
Hay, - tons Of Straw, aud co. cords Of Wood.
To supply Fort Stevenson, d. T., with 5000
bushels OF Coal, to be taken from coal mine one
mile distant from the Post, on the Reservation.
II is to be undeTstOOd that these amounts may be
diminished ifthe Hay or wood be not all required
thatthe Hay Is to be cut when green aud properly
cured-all to be delivered by September Is, 1852,
deliverable by weight
The Wood to be sound merchantable Oak Wood,
to be delivered by January Is, 1870. unless other
wise Authorized.
The Hay and Wood all to be deliyer.l at the
posts. s. b. HOLABlRD,
Deputy ouartermaster General U. S, Army.
mhl4-id
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DROPosALs FOR DREDGING.
U. 5. ESGlNEEK's OFFICE,
No. STATE STREET,


No. Il STATE STREET,
ALHANY,N Y, March IL, la9,
Sealed proposals will be received at this once
until u o'clock. m Monday, April o, 1850, for
Dredging for the United states the Hudson river,
about seven miles below Albany, Channel
twenty eight hundred feet long aud hree hundred
feet ide, - A. to give depth OF eleven feet Mt
mean low watcT-lhe material dTedged to be de.
posted bchiud the new dyke to be built u=AT the
new Chapntl
The cubic contents, in position. to he taken out
l,estmated, after u careful survey, At my uilr
thousand two hundred aud seventy ginS 'au ,,
yards; but full particulars, WIFI shundlng-, tiu
b. obIAued at this office " whereby bidder eau make
their own estimates. .it ~, ,o,,
aud be completed by July ~, ls19, PrHr3sSis ~
be received Tor the whole wuTk tompitlt' NOT ny
the cubic yard No bid wal De LetGNtd Iht
made on ihe prlnisd , s Nv !, prSpsr ETarnutse
Tic sucsessinl bidder win be required 10 enter
iptS c"1tTset with tho United States with good au
sufficient snrelies stamps for contracts aud bonds
10 be furnished BY the contractor The United
states reserves the right to reject all bids deemed
dsHdyantagoons.
JOHN NJ WILSON,
MAJOR Of Engineers and Brcvet Colonel US A.
mll9-tl
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wAsHINdToN, D. c, March Is, ls6a.
Proposals for furnishing one thousand BOUND
STONE, Tor county roads, four feet long. six
inches thick and ten inches wide, two hundred to
be delivered in Georgetown, d. G., the remainder
At ZONE point In Washington city, which the ON
mittee nf improvements may designate Tue rIg,IIs
must he perfect aud free from seams F'gl.,1n,sI
will he received at the office at III" uud'lH.1IIH
until April lat, inst Tie court icsrt Nr' ln' , L
reject any Or all proposals II deemed "'''
tue interest "t Tue 'o"'" GEORGE II PLANT,
,....,.,. - ,'I'tItrr Il ltrII. rtm' ITS.
'htlIW'u '",smI 'tlw-td
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On and after SUNDAY .l7th May .ls6s, three daily
ing aud PATkCrsburg, a. lUllOwb:
MAIL TRAIN, for all way points, will leave
stS3ao p I'M M vi PRBss FRAN viii leave daily
tcxeept SetSrdayln9:j p; m These trains con !.
West. southwest aud Northwest -,
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATI0N TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily at i:lOP. n. Except Sun.
(sGndays excepted at 800 a. IN. Connecting at
Frederick junction. with train for Frederick and
at HagorsIOwn Junction with train for Hagers-
THR ELLICoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leave. Balu.
more at 30 and 20 q. m, aud ~ aud b2O r.. ~,
Returning leaves Eliieotts Mills at 7:O aud ll:lO
a m aud 9'S} FUR iHiSHGkRSTowY,
Leave Baltimore at s:t5 a. n. aud i:lgp N; con.
meeting a liageTstown Junction with Washl9gton
and 800 p. m Returning leave Hagerstown at
6:lO and II a. m. arriving in baltimore at 1923 a.
u anu ." y FOR WINCHESTER.
Leaye Baltimore at s45 a, IN. and $40 p, m, ar
irving at Manchester at 80 and 9;S p. m. Return.
ing leave Wlnchestgr at 6and wy a. III, arriving
IN Baltimore = d XIV AssillhNSGdf6tSpi H.
Leave Baltimore at 80, :O5. $40 and 9:i5 a. IN.
and F silS V &S&SssfhfiSGfoRR FOR BALTIMORE
Leave Washington At and sa. m, and 1890, 2,
''''' ! "Ha o." + FOR II ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 7Oo a, IN. and I:lj p. IN, :
Leave Warrington a q. m. and i.D p, m
Leave Baltimore Tor " as6ia ston at $50 and 20
a. m nHq aad i 49, : Ia p Leave washington
&C. aPpy 10 r. ENatkNb.' kseS 9amdSa
'''''OD' VI AZ '"' ''e JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation,
L. NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent,
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Business College
RESOLVE and ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE.
corner OF SEVENTH AND D STREETS,
lEntIapee on y stIeet,)

CoRSER OF SEVENTH AND D STREETS,
lBntrApee on u street,
WASHINGTON, d. D..
An Institution specially designed for preparing
young and middle-aged men and women to engage
In business affairs for themselves or In the employ
Of others.
The branches taught are: Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship, Bust
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar. CorrespOnd ence.
Spelling, Elocution Political Economy, and Com.
msrcial Law.
,st1dents are permitted to pursue any or all OF
the above branches.
In n separate department, instructed by eOmpe-
tent lady teachers.
RATES or TUITION A scholarship, good for
unlimited time In colleges located In impOrtant
cities Of the country ,t6j Local scholarships cd
for one year from date Of issue, 80. Tickets fOI
three months, go; for one month, SO
All tuitions payable In Adyaneei when paid 10
InstAl line It's the rates are ten per cent. higher
Sessions are held day aud evening
Glasses In French 10 charge Of Professor Alfred
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as follows:
At Fort Totten, D. 7, 80 tons:
At Port Rice, D.. r. us tons.
At Fort sully, d. 7. 20 tons.
Al Port Ransom, D. t., 70 tons,
The hay to be cut this year, while green, ttop.
erly cured free from weeds, and delivered at the
posts by september !, lste.
Each bid should contain written guarantee OF
two responsible persons to the effect that the bidder
Is able TO fulhll contract in accordance with The
terms q his proposition, and that, should his
proposition be accepted, he will At once entor inth
a contract IN accordance herewith, and that they
and su III Client bonds for It's fulhllment.
The responsibility o; the RuaTantOrs must be
shown hy the otcial certificate Of the Clerk Of the
nearest District Court, or Of the United States Dis
trict Attorney. TO be enclosed with the bid.
Bids should be made for each post separately,
and bidders be present to respond TO their bids
The Government reserves the right TO reject any
and all bids. II a bid Is in the name Of firm,
their names aud post office address must appear
The envelopes enelosinF ne Pr4po'%ls sa99id be
| aud addressed either to Breyet BrEAdier General
J. W. BarrtEer, @. 8. Omaha, Nebraska, " to
ilis undersigned Al 81, Paul. MINI,
The proposals will be opened at both places At
N. Monday. April " ,; H. GILMAN.
Captain 9. ). Byt, Lieut. Col. U. :. Army, q
G. s. Department Of Dakota. mhl3-td