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FROM ALKXAN DRlA TO

Goods per New York, Philadelphia and Bal
!imoTe steamers, Railroad or Express, % care n
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for
mission.
CommutAtion Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and Hamilton, and all lntsrmsdlAtes stations
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, aud between
these and ediAto points. at red need rates,
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2l-tf General Superintendent
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Proposals.


w,,vr,, po,,, 9rrIefs9y Lg.a. iSs,s..l
Sealed proposals. Ia dypliests, win 30 receive
Satil y . clock N, sP MoNpAY, Nay y lsp, ~
bor. for furn ishinT the troops thsrsat with Fresh
Beef. from juno !, 1879, to December !. 1850.
The envelopes enclosing proposals must be en-
dorssd Proposals. for furnishing Fresh Beef -
The Fresh Beef Is to DO Of good market HE quail.
lty, with equal proportions Of fore and hlndquAf.
ter meat, tpeekl, shAnkS and kidney tsllow ex.
cludedb and delivered At the expense Of tho con-
b. required.
No bid will be entertained that j. not made by
regular butcher, who must give his name In full,
his present place Of business and residence.
The manner OF making bids. requiIements Of
bidders, te., same as stated In advertisement Of
June IA 1851, for "Proposals for Furpishlng PrsSh
Beef, " from the ONCE q iheA, z. q. S..nsY
mylo.td ID Lieut.. Corps Of Eng. 4. @. t.
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Railroad HoutAa.
RALriNoRs AND ONO RAiLRoAD.


Is ~ NV A'.
r,, ,.,u ,wassIsssSs Sept. 10, isss
nov ran s'f oilgyy,s yi.i ,,.o,, ~
ksav. daily, ,.lsspi sasd.Il 81 80. 400 and
foR hfE WAY sftrfSss.
sna Sand LoOp,, a. ,xv,rn,,. II
L..wa1. N. "a t 6op. N. II train to or from
', ,' on 'i % s sY!Rs!.
s-.yss|s;,.$$ss is Nj i 8 i$ssss :
! d s. 3; Il n iSS 49,,
;:s: NIX s:sSS ~ :..s. 's % '.,'...
vsshinsson sssn 2sss, o.. a. III ssas. n .Ss
''1' wv J, L. WILSON,
,s g s NM; I! :;;;,..,,.'s,.
T,HaoQoF LINZ prrwrSs wAsuIsoros.
TiSEs; , Ti,ss.. ;., y, q :. S.
~SpR PHILApsLraIA.
a., Az 4 90 dals ''r''p' saaAs'' "s". n''iiS
y, On SUNDAY.
psi 49, .isss s'T '.1i "'sp =, and rSl'Ia'i
s rssa. .sn .ts; r. 5Ss s HG Ss,I.
q SO 81 s s and Ohio Railroad .ay.r.l.....,
10 .is.s sss SS.'S:s ~''A'as'I An
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.


hbApH Us NY OF 1Hi hlrsOtkisl
oFPIcE CuiEF Con Y or SynsIsrRSCE,
CHICAGO, lLLISois, May 8, 1850. }
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
At this once. nntil u o'clock M, TUESDAY, the
18th day Of May lSp for the del very at St. Louis
Mo, Chicago, H. LeaNenworth city, Kansas
Omaha, .Neb, Council Bluff, Iowa, or Sioux city.
Iowa. OF 6oQ,C % pounds corn Deliveries all to be
made at such tima As the Government may require
before June 10, Isn
The corn to be put up n new double gunny sacks,
received, and to contain about two bushels each.
Bids to be made In duplicate, subj ct to the usual
conditions, which will bs m ida knOwn appl.
cation at this ONCE, or the Offices Of the Subsst.
enea Department at st. Louis, Fort LeaYenwVrth.
and Omaha, where blank forms may be obtained
guarantee signed by at least two responsible
persons, that Y the contract for tho above corn Is
awarded to the person proposing II will be
promptly entered into and FULFILLED, must accom-
pany each proposal.
The right is reserved to reject any and all bids.
Proposals should DO indor;ed "Prop3sals for
Forage. ~ II. Y. CLARKE,
United States Army, Chief Commissary Of Sub
sistsnee Military Division Of the Missouri, cor.
-ner q Ia Sale and Washington streets. Nor.
mcantie Building. myl0td
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OfIlCE or rHE LIGHTHOUSE BOAhD,
wAsHIsGros CITY, April n, lst0,
Separate sealed proposals will be received at
18th day Of May, lsop, for butldlng and equippinE
two Light Vessels OF the followipg dimen sionI;
Length from fore side Of rabbet Of stem to aft side
Of stern posi-. % feet
extreme bresdth ;..;i...;;....:i..;.,.S 6'l2 feet
TO under side Of deck plank, amdship. II Sl2 feet
Drawings and specifications and any other de-
sired Information lcerninE these vessels will te
furnished upon application In writing to the I'M
'0'''s"'N " '"'' w D. sHuBRICK. Chairman.
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m7.td Cart Q. s, NAVY, senlor lalcer pfesant
PROPOSALS.. FOR DREDGING IN PoRTLASD
HARBoR, MAINE.

PoRTLAsp, Nj. May 0. 1859.
fT09 "a vii again be T.ssiysd 4 thIs Ocs
instant, for dredging the bar near the "hiddls
Ground. In this hatbor, so as to obtain depth,
~ mean low water, o. nineteen or twenty feet, a.
may be ssreaftss ds,srnissd on By The gnsl;
exceed three feet, for 4 1p:toot ehappel, aud the
amount TO be exeayatsd will DO 90 900 cubic JardI
more or less, For Stfoot channel, the depth OF
.zeayai I, Will not exceed ION! fset. and The
more or less-the amount In both eases deps nd ng
upon The width q tho channel, rs may be decided
The work must be commenced as soon as praetl.
completed not later than the 18th day Of November
neSt.
The material excavated 10 to be deposited In such
localities tnot exceeding three miles In distance
rom the work. as the superintending Engineer
Bidders will please state the price per cubic yard
OF excavation As measured ~ the scODs, including
also the removal % the material TO the localities
mean low water. and second for a channel Of %
feet depth at mean low water.
Payments will be made monthly; % per cent.
will be reserved therefrom until tho whole work
event o. the non % the contract in the
tins and manner required.
The qndsrslgusd reserves the risht TO reject all
bids which, Ia his opiniop, are not favorable TO
there 10 reason to believe will not faithfully aud
promptly perform the contract.
Persons desiring TO make proposals are requested
e call on The undersigned. at bis Office In Morton
for more dehnlte information as to tho locality,
depth and character Of dredging aud, on trans.
hitting their bid, (which are Required to be 10 du-
plleAte, they will please endorse thereon, PRO
gosAh f9r Dredging the Bar near The Middle
my7.td Bvt. Brig. Gen. U.sA.
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HORSES wAYTEp.
HE.Pa,E. Firth n military 4, ~! DL,IRlcr,

.
STATE OP TEXAs, oHFI0R Gu. QrARIEK'K,
AUsIIS, TExAS, April ., lsf1,
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be 70.
ceiyed at this office until u m, OF June the a.
tenth, [lh, lsD, for the delivery Of four hund-
rod and dfIy tiiOl Cavalry Horses, as follows
At Austin, one hundred and MY sl6D, at Jenyr.
son. two hundred 200; Il At Sau Antonio, one hun
The horses mast be sound in all particulars,
we'll broken. In full 1esh aud 90 ID condition, from
hftesn tl5l to sixteen ISL hands high, from ave
lbl to nine te years old, and well adapted In every
way to Cavalry purposes. Horses between niue
tel aud ten tl0l wears OF age, " still vigorous,
sprightly aud healthy, may be accepted
All Horses will, before being accepted, IN iergn
the Inspection required by the existing orders OF
the QuATtaTmaster OenerAl
Delivery to commence by August LIST, to terml-
Proposais will be received for tho whole. or for
any part of the mbeT OF Horses required. "
The right IL reserved to reject any or all bias
offered.
Bach bid must be accompanied by a guarantee
hs cortined by the clerk Of Court Of ecOId,) that
the bidder competent to carry out the contract "
awarded to him, and the resi- dence aud post onlCl
address Of each bidder and guarautor must be
stated. No bid entertained not conforming to
these conditions.
The attention OF bidders is called to section l6 "
the act Of Congress, approved July Il, 1867
Blank bids can ne obtained at the Depot Quarter e
masters Once, Jefferson Depot QuATtermaster :
Proposals will be plainly endorsed "Prrh;aIS
for Cavalry Horses, " and addressed To tho under
signed.
by command Of Byt MAJ, Gen; J J RSEpold'
Deputy QuartermAster General, Byt. Brig. Gen
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE,
wAsniSsros. Nay 7, 1850,
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. Charles II. Upton, the
consul Of the United States at Geneva, Swift
zerland, Of the death, on the nth Of April
ultimo, at Geneva, Of his daughter, Miss
FRANCES EsTELLE UPTos.
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"wA.TIsa1os. ih pri i Il. iat'}
"Notice 10 hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the LIST day Of July
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate of six per cent. per anuum in gold.
"GEo. 8. BOUTWELL,,
"Secretary Of the Treasury"
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Posr OFFICE DErlRrnSsr.(
Sealed Proposals. win be received At this Depart
%sSi na En1sSps fs Se dI's use u
". ssy 49, s Il sS Ioa as 81
Glass No. !. LOO. 900. more or less. 81 by 6'i
Ciss; No. 3. 10000. more or less. 81 by 81
Glass No. s. $4,000 more or lees. 81 by OK
Glass No. I. 1000. more or less, 1 by 0
Glass No. s, SOC. 900. more or less. * by lO,i
5ST ol.:, No a. ordinary guilty ALLY Ct sS Or
sclS5sd paper. a: may &C. required. Of SpprOSsd
All The above mentor enyelOpo,, must be made
Ia %pcn SS saaS Rs
1y sS Ray b s.
y each % , ,ns S ~ shsn
wise. as may be REQUIRED the boxes 10 be wrapped
MAJ. ;fS sa Gfsr aSs
to be delivered a! The Department. such wrapping
when 900 or more envelopes are required to al
the order o. postmaster, they mus! be Pr up n
SuswksS ss. IA. SGtS Sd proper sSss
s a. .sa ss SS b S be &S%s under the
The Envelopes must be furnished In such guam.
Urd s; ~ PSS..Sssrs BY he Department and
be delivered either a the post once In the city
SS Ssrs ss sss ss''P g 'i$G'rd a he f
master osasrai may direct free CiSost for packing
os. made rom ne aGsy u sSe S4
IL S:.a i:s1 y "a q; L. e %
SSS (; sSSS Ys g. ana q 4:
pepar.msnt a " Arlington. D: q in quantities as
ssp.Iss. proposal. will be considered IOr tgrni.h;
sI BY WI i:Sss p TsaS S%
SsS St5F $sS $H II. FsSs
80 s.si lSi
DEPARTMENT! q 70 may be directed
q sS SSsEsS 70 .hi. advertisement
q, % are e BE-
tSess iSi delivery 70 psStRs:tsfs 70 pass as mail
The arst delivery Of snyslopss sPssiasd above to
Specimens Of the different kinds OF envelopes for
satiSn a lie principal post odcss or al the Depart
Bidders are required to furnish specimens Of tLe
envelopes they propose to suPplyI and NO bid will
DO considered unless offered ~ envelope manniAe'
The price bid and the quality Of samples sub
mitted will be taken into consideration In award
Bonds viii be required for the faithful perform
AlSs OF the eontraetS and all payments under II
The Postmastsr 6sasial reserves the right to re
iost any q All bids deemed compatible with the
BIDS must be endorsed Proposals for once and
Returned Letter knyeloPes. Acre Proposal,
M. HSs sS tSs af P sS
~~' JoHNAa J. CRBswBLL.,
| ap1.eodt POHtmA General
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rEoRGE WILMER.
PAPERHANGER AND UPHoLsTRRBR,
IMPORTER AND DEALER lei
FRENCH AND AMERICAN PAPRRHANGIH0f
UPHOLSTERY GOODS.
"a Ninth street west, between and Streets
tHb2 WAsHIE0ToE. y. o.
Educational.
MODERN LANGUAGES.

wi
Professor DANIEL 3. dRoUX, formerly teachs
Of Modern Languagesst the Ge9TEetowp aud 60.
successful during mGny years In impaTting The
knowledge Of French, spanish and German, will
glasses for Instruction In the above languages.
Tr4nslations made, also, from the Italian. swed.
nee. No 6i6 Seventh street, opposite the lntelli
sncer building, between D and street, Wash
nton. D q. sapl-H
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OEI!cB or TuE CHIER staSAi OfEirER'{
A. hi; oGiSs until Y Y On FRDA6 ,5 the ,$ S,S
WV TWs sSs .fsS" tss A HRS6 TELESCOPES with
S' sEy aaS SaEj &i RRRSB GLASSES BlnoeuA
with casesaqd Strapf eGmIitt S q, hst,rs ,n.,o,
TRo Ss,eeFGs NM, be S} no: les than thirty
i've % magnifying powers, and both Of defining
power, and make similar aud equal to the models
!" EayeoTSs to be endorsed "Proposals. :" and al.
dressed - the Undersigned,
GPg 1En on aPPpS.Sa 70 Sis o f'f'm'h' '""''
by order ofths Chief signal . nicer e the Army
Breyet Major U. s. A, Property aud Discussing
es sSs 20 S he
q LAY SSxt' at Y W. SUd tgG tiwG dST 'urnrsRe,Gg
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
U. S. ESuIEEER's OFFICE, q FWru sTEElr,i
LOIlsylLLB, KY, April q, lstl
Sf iS. RSSP SHt II aoSSS6A Ny
for the construction Of dam acrv'' the ono iNSf'
The p "a s0S SnS 'spScassau o. the work to be
done can be seen, and any other ili2I'h'a ecu W
ObI&hTtSS SP q must be at
tNehed To zach proposal. aud each bid must be &C,
eompanisa by T['ts a, tas TaIiS o. parties pTo,
p"st0E viii enter iao contract upon receiving tho
NJ pas be entertained except from persons
who have had experience IA similar TSrts' 4Pn
shall be deemed for the Interest Of the Government
Twenty per csutum Of the monthly estimate Of
work done will be retained 10 security for fulhll'
mrut Of tho contract.
a9d iadoE'sd Proposals for work SH ad9sW aud
aJ"r Cops Of EnsIncorS, BrevSI Major General
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Pawn Brokers.
Wood and Coal.


q GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
WHITE ASH
g sER AM, EAil SiI'')
SnaBKRLkND COAL, run Of ulnO,
do. do. lump
7,2sO POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY ON
HAND.
ssr Now Is the time for famlli 8 to put In their
winters supply.
outhsAst corner Of New York avenue aud FIJI.
Steenth street, kAlIn's new build Ny formerly NJ
te6 Ninth street, between X nn Y. Yard aud
WharVes foot Of Seventh street. au22.u
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PERPETUAL LIFE INSURANCE

Guaranteed After the Payment Of One
Annual Premium.
ALL POLICIES POSITIVELY EoE.ToRTEIrIs0.
Branch Once New Jersey Mutual Life
Insurance Company,
NO. 40 STREET,
Between Fourteenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
LAW and Exchange Building,)
WASHINGTON, D. G.
A careful examination OF our system cannot fail
70 convince all who have enaminsd he snhlsst q
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY presents adyan-
tages that are not offered elsewhere, especially In
the provisions OF forfeiture made In the Policy
by which no one can lose Policy or fall In seeur;
ing portion Of their Insurance AFTER one annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure In acknowledging the
liberal patronage with which tho Company has
met among the Citizens OF gton and vicinity,
many. Of them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready TO &C;
knowledge our prOmptne.s in the Psymeat Of al.
the large Increase Of our business here may be
seen q The fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency little more than two
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the CORPORATION OF
Washin gton last year tAs the books Of the Register
will show tax on larger Income than a large
majority OF the Companies doing business In this
Ali We ask Is a careful examination Of our sys.
tenn, and we ieel satisfied We thall still have our
'H"'' VI WV JOHN T. LIGHTER.
mhl9- eoSm General Manager.
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PROPOSALS FOR aUARTERMAsTER STORES.


DEPoT QuARTEkAAsTgRr OHPlrE,l
wAsnISsTos. D. e.. May !, iS.
ssTGS proposals. NH B Nav H. :r S aT
nisbinE the auArtormAster's DepsTtment with the
@ ssts. HT5fs T FS IS FsnsJ
PS: 70 tee! long o SG sG. cJi II T':o
EI isiiSsSt; g1f satpaaT'; i5ash W. FS:;?i
PILES De- aud 5A M ISS1SS 9asTs s1tP, 's .a
5ss3; 81 PA S:,! Tx ssS$ q $;Sf
M ri PsGt ~, Rrq;sO S.o sash Sos TGS M
F fS 29Som % sns. j 6fsdh de n F%'F 3 ,
S1;s 40 sst R,I9 Ts; Z f fH,S Of %H4T
v p IanSsr, H. dressed STD sides. 3 Wood
screwsi 5, I, O. and Binchesi % half round i@r
iueh, and . gross / inch, u feet IroG Pipe aud
Couplings, ~ Inch inside dIameIer' 10 yards
These articles to DO delivered to the Quarternas.
ter In charge at LncOlu Depot within hNe days
Payment viii be made upon the certi hcate OF
the Quarternastcr that these articles have been re-
iniSrisatiSR d The Kind aud quality o. articles
required " nj be Furnished upon application 10 the
e%BH5tsr e g. aHH9IP Ssp for
ter Store" aud addressed % - cSTM;.rsRR,y
Gencral, U. 5. A. nays til
PROPOSALS FOE wOun.
HBApQUARTERs FIRST NJ lLtTAKN pHTMcr,l
OPFICE CmIEF QrAKIEKMAsIEH, I
RICHunND, va, April y, 1862.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, Will be IeeeiN ed
At this oilce until 70 III, on SATURDAY, NAV 10,
E S%l G SoS i5' %66p ~ Si.gpaI cs@SSitS' Il
the Fiut Military District, AS follows!
Culpeper, le1Tds,
City Point, II cords
Gold HAIboT, II cords,
DRnyille, II cords,
RredeIiefsburE, y cords
FORT Harrison, II cords
Glendale, II cords,
Poplar Grove, % cords
staunton, II cords.
seven Pines, II cords.
Winchester, 10 cords,
| To be delivered at such times aud In such qua n
| titles asmAy be required In each month until Jun
| 10, 1870,
| Proposals. may be made for the whole Or an
| part Of the wood required. al,
| Az proposals must be guaranteed by responsh
parties In the usual form, and made subject 10 ~
from this once, ,,...I Trnit,,
BY order Of the QuArtsrnAsteT Ssgs n m In'''
f B1.sst HT GGyouer aud Chef Sasrtsf%a'is Pr
Military District, PN
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Stables

nooK'S BOARDING. STABLES,
ON RIGHTH STREET,
Between d and 4, No, 46I,
Particular attention paid to Boarding Horses
Large airy aud comfortable gtal les, The pToprie'
Tor s we'll known as OF the best feeders In this
District Owners Of poor hon ss can have them
attended and well cared for.
CARRIAGES can be had at all hours for PaIlles'
JInga and EunaFalH is&-u
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81 Trains leaving baltimore and Ohio pepo a
s;65 a. nv connect with Orange, Alexapdria 4 I'd
for all points the line OF thot road between Ma
nAssss Junction and HArrisonburG
Trains leaving St. Asaph and King streets at -
2. m. /, connect at St, AsAph Junction with train
irom Manassas and HaIrisonburg at 2iS p. m. 4,
and in time for ?, nj. tIsi A lSI Bal.mcres
w I PaELPa Gen u MANAGER, deeO-u
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Paints, Oils, &c.
Proposals
PROPOSALS P,R CAVALRY HORSES.

.pEPor QuARrERHAsIER's oIIISE.}
wAsHIsdrog. d. c., May o, lsp.
Sealed proposal. will b. received at this oiiee
until II m. SATURDAY. May IS. for furnishing
lows:
six and eight years old, .traisht-baeked. short
coupled, aud perfectly sound In al respects.
thorough Inspection Of each horse will be made
By Government ofiesrs.
Delivery to be completed ~ .hs ~: SS e Nay
d. q, A. my7-td
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Bookbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
Il Book. binder AND PAPER-RULgR,
No I'll Pennsyl yaniA avenue, bstwee Te nthAnj
Eleventh streets, south Side,
Books elegantly or plainly bound, PeTl0diea
and new spapers carefully AUendedto.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRSBa o. shvEsrHksp srRnHrs.

WARRINGTON, d. G.,
An Institution specially designed for proparing
young and middle-a ged men and women 10 enRa 20
~ business affairs for themselves or In the employ
OF othera.
The branches taught are. Business Practice,
Book Keeping as applied to all departments u
ness, Arithmetic, Grammar, Correspondenos,
Spelling, Bloeution Political Economy. and Com
,stldents Sfe permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches,
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
In a separate department, instTuetedb By eomps.
tent II dy tea6hess.
htt,ss W No. Asn no,sI a9od ~ y,
cities ofthe country, as Local SebolaTships, good
for o1s year from date Of issue; 80 Tickets for
All tuitions pay able In advance whom paid
instalments the rates are ten per cent. higher.
SESSIONS are held day aud evening. .
Glasses In froneh In charge Of Professor ALFRED
Bon.
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Steamboat Lima.
MsR0sAsrs' LINZ oT STEAMSHIPS

n .yAsaIseIos Ss5EEy ISsE. ,ou.
s :!iSi., i. PA. ", f6fk
fon Pir 2, Rs.. river. svsry wspkEsphY nd
st.rg SHSotsSAY al rHuRaspI1 et ~, q
T0i fs,sssr i q .pglG g JOS I GAIT.
town. or Al The corner N seyepieentb stiest ma
apl3.W .t. President.
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Proposals.
DRoPosALs FOR INDIAN srppfIVs

..F HHADa' Rs sourHuRH IspIAS DIsrator.,
- NtDtuiEE BLVBI CIHEE,
ma, IspiA. TsEEirQnr, April is, 1856
Bids advertised from these beadqua fters uudsr
date Of Slst March. $780, Indlan Supplies for Tho
sen 1 q. mopihs, VIII BE- ree.iyed aaill Jane
b awarded. Also, each article BID Tor will be
eC mns,S separate BID; ~. b; aizEE.
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fss "A EsEhS x PT5R
sBRyATORY.
a w. psrFD SS.!s, SAy.h oa.,s,yyA5Ssr,l
Sealed Proposals.. for extendiaE the WEST
WAC ipd0Issd "P5spo.al. Tor z ssiiug Build;
10 the rntsndent, will be resolved until noop
ofSATgkDAY, May p. isee.
DrawinEs and specihoatiOns Of tho work may be
seen at the Observatory. The work 10 be com.
pleted By let August, lsep.
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still continued while the interest 81 ems
constantly on the increase. A peculiar fea-
ture of the meeting is hetawskenipgsOl the
members Of the churches to their need bf
higher attaihments in The divine Iife,Ssnd'to
seek to prove and enjoy. the great salvation
that is in Jesus Christ, ia its 'filluess We
are looking for arevival. q
Our local Sunday School Union met on
last Sabbath, at the German Reformed
Church. There was crowded house. Re-
ports ", re m ide by the various superinteud-
ents, Of the condition of their schools, and
the work dope during the past quarter.
These reports showed that there is life and
advancement in the Sunday School work,
in this town and township Short addresses
were made by Revs. Warner, Sheriff. Coll
lius, Wheeler, al,o by u. Bemis and V. A.
Shanklin. The singing by the children,
was conducted By MesWs, Stults ard sbef.
field, and gave interest to the meeting.
The next quarterly meeting of the Huron
County Sundly School Union. is to be- held
in the Methodist Bp'sropd Church of this
place, on the 9th and % h inst The ex-
ecutive cOmmittse have arranged brholding
an institute, aud are exp, citing not ouly the
best help the county sffords, but able ss,
sistaUce from abroad. Come byef fEoAn
Sandusky county and enjoy it, and see how
the HurOuites do such things,
Dr. S A. Jewe't, the celebrated Temper
auce lecturer, will give us a lecture on the
evening of the 235h. All who hear hi N will
be well paid for the time they spent.
We are in great nsedof sstiriug up on the
Temperance question. 4 X.