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pRoPosALs PoR STATIONERY.

DRPARTnIsTo OF rHE IrrRRtoR,l
,WlsHisaror, u. c., May a, lsp
Proposals for furnishing such articles of Station
:ry may be required By this Department aud
the BUREAUS and othees thereof durinE ths hseaI
year ending June 30 1870. will be received unil II
O'Clock. m, Saturday, June 70, 1850,
Gr ,,d a,m making ~ Ard be aeeoRpsned BY sails:
contract with good and sufficient bonds II his bid
y accepted for any or all articles. All articles
fupnlshed must be OF the best quality OF theG kind
Bond with approved security Will be eauired Of
the party TO whom tho contract may be a aNarded.
On failure 70 furnish any article when req uired
~ reasonable time, the right IL reserved Of pur.
chasing In open market OF declaring the contract
forfeited and u agreatet price than the eontraoi
price s paid for such Artiele the difference will be
CHARGED TO the contractor, ''
The Department reserves the right TO reject or 40
THE bid In all articles singiy eol llectivey.
! An estimate o. the quantltles which will b,
| needed, and blank forms for bidding. cOntafning
| inll Information in accordance with this Adyer.
| ti,sment. will be furnished on application.
Proposals unacoompanied by satisfaetory guar.
antoe W III not be considered, aud eontracts will be
awarded only 70 .ostabllshed man seturers or
dealers In the articles,
Bidders will be required to conform their bids
70 the specincaons furnished. and failure to do 20
VIII cause the rejection Of any bid.
Proposals. must be addressed TO the Secretary o
!he Interior, and be indor,ed "Proposals for Sta
uonefy j. d. COX,
myN.hwtd Secretary.
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PROPOSALS FOR WOOD.

HEABa'R. FIRsr MILITARY DlsrRIcr,)
orIIoK CHiEI QuARrERMAsTER, 7
RICHNoND, Va, June 7, lsp.
tbs ohlee until u m, Of SATURDAY, June 10,
ss, Tor ihe dellyery q good. merchant ible, dry
military District, at such times and in such quan.
Mties As may be required In each month until Juno
~, ls1O, as follows, viz:
CANT GRANT, estlmated at l2O cords.
fOkT MoNROE, estimated at 100 cords
NukfOLk. estimated at 10 cords.
WINCHESTER, estimated at 10 cords.
fARMNlLLE, estimated at 10 cords.
PETERSBURG, estimated at 20 cords.
separate proposals are required for each Post, and
theriEht reserved Of rejecting any all bids for
each Post. not con dered ad vantageOus
Proposals. may be made for the whole or any Part
Of the wood required.
All proposals must be guaranteed by responsible o
parties In the usual form, and inside subject to the
conditions mentioned In previous Advertisements
from this Office.
By order ofthe Commanding General First Mil.
tary Dstriet. J. q. CHANDLER,
Byt Colonel, Chief QuatteTmaster First Military
District irin,td
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Railroad Routes.
pALrlMoRK AND OHIO RAILROAD.

X - 49, NaAaN ff.a'ANf@e
MoRE. .as W fsnIseff5eks iaB Tns " 81. f. q.
no" run ''''''iSisi rcs Is,i.LrrxoRE
'iS ;$a ii$iI| sSs %i Isi'sss '''
L..y. daily srssr, sond"r and "". :"
L..ySs,1s, r. ssd Isop. m. so,r"'O I" "t 'r""
t''''"'is s5h II W. Wv Y sAsSi5ss ~ fis 4 ''d's'
.'.,'Ss.a AL h ri FsRTs 8 81 8. iii III ygsr
4 7 s.is;aJ I e 81 P !: sat "a p ssos N
ns'iiSs A Relay ss.,iSa VIII .rsn' from Baltimore
wssSiasion Stallion TiSEs, osss %sii hours % IN *.
s:. LSTt q Bs..;Rs., and Boston I'd.
s..,.r x 4r..ypsI,.!'G;,. + y5asG!S';
dk6 c2Rhds Rd5ss2 Ss2't,l In,,a Ilst', & .s.n,
bIEE Rss1ysbSr rEv q1sR
Train. s.,s,.s WsSias';a ;G .sd = s.s foIs ar.
IoR INV foRR. si,h9u. ,h.as. Of cars. .
Lssvs daily tsIesp, sunday at 500 a m. II IS
aaa W." p foR PHILADELPHIA,
Lssys daily tsIeps sundaJ) naoa m. iS
Leave for New Yorf a % ;. m. and Phiiad.i.
sIsspins an fer New Isrt On % N. train only
Through tickets 70 Philsdslphis New York or
Sos,on sS. ar .n Dc hAd AZ 'hs 0iAn0h once hai hours
Bee psitinor. and Ohio Railroad .ay.rti.smsn,
' Il: S'sR %. s..., y sSlTT %lTTsSsA An
dxS SGo 95oSfs, i1:Fsi ss.ns NEW @..Eiss,ou aiin
1862 IS. .r..zs,ss5G!SxsittsIsi.A. ROUTE 1869
TO TIE SoRTHwEsT, SOUTH. AND SOUTH
On and ansr MAY .. isss, train. will leave as
ws'higAas'on sSss%n B.l'i!%POr' iEHR.
THE oREtT poggLE;TRACK ROUTE
Win ELEetsr sckssERE Palace sS
~ f sas as
| other route; Two hundred miles saved 10 Western
n issfi G;s,I.. II ESfsEss 5SF TRAINS WEST
ST aSca sS.s Ss..s 70 and
ss Of yERkS skI1S all changes IN UNION
Sy ~ n sG,S EeISs' sns Be
avenue under National Hotel, where reliable isior.
| nation will be given at all times,
ss:sna M @ "a Sl, 81
Corner Sixth st. az psPS; ps'I ~; .ysH%SS
ID. g. YOUNG. General PasssnseT Agent.
dss-lv baltimore. Nd.
pHILADELPIlh, WILMINGTON AND BAL
| COMMENCING on Monday. June sih, Passenger
| trains will leave President street depot, Ralu-
more, as follows, viz:
| Way Mail Train Tor Philadelphia aud Way Sta.
tons att 7:4 10. THIS train connects ut Newcastle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della.
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York
| at go IN. connecting at PerryVills with train
EICrsss Train for Phlladelphia and New York
| st3:E y, m. eOnneeting at W wllmington with train
| for stations on Delaware Railroad, between vii.
| mington and Harrington,
Accommodation Train for Port DspositAnd Inter.
mediate stations at bp, N.
| Express Train for Philadelphia al esp. m
| Express Train for New York at s 20 p IN =, con.
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations the Delaware Railroad, daily
All the above tTs,ps Lee IssSO Z dsIly except Sunday.
| For PhilAdelphiA and New York at s;S D. m,
| Through Tickets may be procured either at Pres
ident Street depot at Ticket once, No l25 Balu-
| more street Persons purchasing tickets at once,
| Baltimore street, can have their baggaEescheeked
tthsir residence BY VRi9n Tarnsfs5 nGo%psny,
A LRXANDRIA, LoqpouN AND HAMPSHIRE
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PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION,
HEADa'Rs FIFTH MILITARY DIsrRIcr,l
OFFICE CHIEP QUARTEksAsrER,
LnarIN lENLL Manll IAIal =

AUSTIN, 1ENAs, May II, l669.
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received
A. this office until Jane d. lsea at i2 I'M for tha
Transportation Of Army Supplies, from the Isl dAy
Of August, 1862, until The Sth day Of June, lsSo,
on the following route, viz Route No, Q, from the
wharf on BTaI9s lsland, Texas, to Point Isabel,
aud thence by land to Brownsville, Texas Bids
for water transportation from BTAIOs Island 10
Brownsyille win also be received.
bidders Will state rates per 100 pounds for the
transport supplies.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids Of.
feTed.
Zach bid must be accompanied by guarantee Of
A. least two persons, twhose responsibillty must
be certified by the Clerk ofa Court ot Record j that
the bidder L. competent to carry out the contract II
| address gf each bidder and guATantor must be
stated, IBID entertained NOT conforming 10 these
! 1862,
! The amount Of bond required from the contractor
| vii be twenty thousand (s2O, 900 dollars,
| Forms Of contract may be seen a. the Depot
Qu4rtermaster's once, BrOwnsVille. Texas. and
| al THE office,
| Proposals must be indorssd Proposals for Army
| Transportation on Route No. v aud addressed to
Nv eSmmsSd Of Brsyst Msjot Gen. J. J. Rev.
! uulds. Muhhis o. MILLER.
! y. s'A my26-td
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Proposals..
pRorosALs YoR wooD.

oTVroE horIss is'f oussrSsrssrrs.
i.,, RlLnIaa, n. Ca June 10. lscp.
a, IN compliance with Instructions from Heafquar.
nf., DEPARTS ent of the South, dated Atlanta, 0a
nrni. sn sealed propoosal.. IN dgpliests, for
able Hard Wood for the ensuing Twelve months,
s2mHpnsaae ns July \. ls0. will be received until
ihey will be opened and The contract awarded 10
the heIowestresponslbls bidder. = : - ITIIT--
msSs s6s "a in lower l'f band corner Prcrcsss for
Of the bids. w. A. WiIITNfY
First Lisuteasnt sth United States Inisniry, Pos
Quartetmaster d ..a.# ieli.d
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nRoposALs FOR SEWER.

OFFIcB SUP'T AND ISsPECroR or SEwERs.l
wAsHINGToS, d. c., June II, ls69.
Scaled proposals will be received at the Mayor
office, City Hall, until u clock. m, on wEpNEs,
DAY, the 2Sd instant, for constructing q Barrel
Sewer. two feet inside diameter IN pennsylyaaiia
west, to be provided with lAterals, drops, traps
and manhOles wherever deemed necessary.
The work to be done under the direction OF the
Superintendent aud Inspector OF Sewers, tho su'
pefintendelce Of the Second Ward Cuumlss ioner
and the assistant commissioners appointed by The
Mayor. ~
Specifications may be seen at this office. Bidders
Bin state the price per lineal foot for main sewer
aud lAteTals, each for drops, traps aud manholes;
The Mayor reserves the right 10 reject any or all
bids, go
Bach bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee o. u responsible person, lknOwh To be
such,) that 4 accepted the bidder MN execute
contract 10 due form, and perform the work IN ac'
cOrdanoe herewith,
The RnaTntes must be IN substance AS follows
~, A. b guarantee, II this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into contract
for the came, and perform the work according iu
The req uIrements thereof (signed 4. y. u
7. II. DONEGAN,
ici SuPt and Inspector OF sewers S'.
PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.
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pRoposALs FOR STATIONERY,
TREAsURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFIOE OF INTERNAL REyENTE,

WAsMISgTOS, May ~, 1860.
Srulpd proposals will be received at this ullcC
untI the 18th daY Of June, lS6l, At II o'clock m
inr supplying the Assessors and Collectors Of Inter:
States lying east Of the Rocky MOuntaius, except
Montana aud New MeNico, with tho Stationery re-
0uiTcd for use in their respective districts for the
year ending June ~, 1870.
No proposals will be considered unless accompa.
MED by bond with sufficient sureties In the sum
uf Ave thousand dollars, (t5, ,C0o,l approved by a
United States District Attorney, on a form to be-
furnished by the Department, conditioned that the
parties shall In case Of the acceptance Of their bid
or any part Of II, duly execute contract with good
and sufficient bondsfor the due performance Of the
same.
The Commissi iOner reserves the right to consider
aud accept or reject each bid, item by item.
The bids should be addressed to the Cummis mel
Of Internal Revenue, aud indoTsed Proposals. FOL
supplying Stationery to Internal Revenue GERS v
Schedules Of articles to be furnished will be for
warded from this Office upon application, with coq
ditOns under which the articles are to be delivered
my29-eOlA G. DELAN0, Commissioner,
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Steamboat Lines.
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS

NERCHANTs' LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
t WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
Hereafter the fine Steamships l. .. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON, and VALLEY CITY, koss
regular semi week " trips between lew s.eAak1As
YORK, ALEXANDRIA, wAsHINgTOH. and
from Pier q, East river. every wRpNEsnAY and
SATURDAY., At I m LsSye oBoRGkTowN
For farther information, apply to JOS. l.. GAIT,
Agent CO and wharf foot Of Ugh street, George.
tow q, at the corner OF Seyenteenth street and
New York avenue, J. W. THOMPSON,
AplS.tf President.
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, June 4, lsn
Sealed proposals. for furnishing the tiee OF tbe
secretary OF the Navy aud the several BureAus OF
the Navy Department with Stationary, for the
hse2l year ending June ~, 1870, will be received
until y clock, noon, OF the 10Th Instant They
must be endoTsed on the envelope. "ProposAls for
salioneTy, and addressed to the Secretary Of The
Printed form Of proposal, with schedule of artI-
Clos, viii be FURNISHED on application at the De.
| paumenI, aud no proposal will be entertained
| form aud schedule.
| Among tbs articles embraced in the schedule
are:
IS Teams Of Regulation Paper
" reains Of Dispatch car.
~ Teams Of FuOlsCap.
ll5 rcams Of QuaTtO Post.
80 rcAms Of Note Paper.
- teams OF Envelope aud WTapplug Paper
49, ~ Isams OF Copying Paper.
li)lU EnNelopes, onicial aud others.
liO quarts Of Ink.
l3l gross Of Steel Pens.
ll0 dozen Pencils.
Zach proposal must be sigued by tho individual
or hTm making u, aud be accompanied by a eeTti
hcate OF the Collector OF Internal Revenue Of the
DisrlCt 10 which the party Is conducting business
that the bidder Is manufacturing or dealing i'm
tract. ' S'n-
snuud the contract be awarded to a marty ar.
gagged in business outside OF washinRton il viii
be with the distinct updtrstandin ng that thew must
have branch estRblishment in washingtOn from
which articles can be procured fmnsdiiisiV wi hen
be considered. A. Il BORIE '
JtI-hf Secretary Of the Navy.
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Goods per New York, PhIIadelphIA and Dat
timoTe steamers, Railroad or Express, to care X
II. HRVennsT, General Agent at Alexandria, will
be forwarded over the road free Of charge for COM
mission.
Communication Passenger Tickets between Alex.
andria and Hamilton, and all intermediate stations
Al low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria and Hamilton, and between
these and intermediate points, at red uoed rates.
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2i-u General Superintendent.
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DEGULAR LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON

AND BALTIMORE.
The steamer COLUMBIA leaves aSITk
Riley's Wharf, at the foot OF Eley. -lzlzsRsAau.
enth street, every WEDNESDAY MOKNINU, al
6oeloek, stopping at all the principal landings on
the Potomac. go
Returning. leaves foot Of Commerce street, BAlti-
more, every SATURDAY AFTERNOON, at four
o'clock,
For further particulars, !applly 70
ThOS. w. RILEY 4 SON, Agents,
Riley's Wharf, foot OF Eleventh street,
ma In 4 Eam
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ID DROPOsALs.
TEEAsrRr DEPARTMENT,

OFFICE OF THE LIUEr.Hors. BoGRp,f
WAsHlSdrOS CITY, May 81, lsdp
separate sealed proposals will be received At
this once nntill O'Clock. p, III. on FRIDAY, the
10Th day OF June ls69, for building aud squippins
dimensions:
Length from fore side OF rabbet Of stsm to At,
side OF stern poet, lS feet. -
Extreme breadth, % feet,
Depth Of hold from side Of door timber 10 under
side OF deck plank, Amidship, feet,
Drawings aud specification, aud any other da-
sired Information concerning these vessels, Willie
luThihhed upon application IN writing tn the un-
| dersigned Al this ONCE, W, b. SHuBRlCK,
! Chairman,
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rHRousH NAIL rRAIsl

~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio pepo p,
S;65 q. IN. connect with Orange, Alexandria I'd
Manassas Passenger Trains at 81. Asaph Junetloi D.,
for all points on the line Of th9t road between Ma
Trains leaving St. Asaph and King streets at 2:5
?. m. connect at s.; Asaph Junction with train
arTiyng al Baltimore and Ohio Depot at 20 p m.
aud in time for p, M, train i2I Baltimore,
o. A. STEVENs, Gen'l Supt.
W. ]. PHELPs, Gen i Manager. dectl.n
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WAsHlNGToN, ALEXANDRIA.
CHANGE OF TIME.
TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, lsO

TAKE EFFECT MONDAY, DEC. 81, lsOs.
On ard after MONDAY, Dee. 2iss, ises. and
Tun between Washington and Alexandria as fol.
rHRoUsH NAIL rRAIss.
Leave \ <shington, from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, e.ib IN. ido. for Manassas aud Harrison
burg, e.b =.
Leave Alexandria, from corner OF Duke and
Henry streets lfrom Manassas rAilToad) 2:H y. m.
do. from Lynehbtrg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL PAssESdER TRAISs.
fLLAyk wAsHiSdros. LEAyELLEIAspu!A;,
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FOR MATERIALS.

TREASURY DEPARrMEST,)
oFFIcE or THE SUPERVISING ARCuITECr, }
June Is, 1861. y
Seglcd proposal will be received At this oiicc nn,
III WEDNESDAY, June y, for the following lot,
Of material, all Of which can be examined ON in,
qnlring at the Office Of the Treasury Extousioui
Plumbing Material, Rigging Material
Wrought Iron, Carpenters Tools,
Cast Iron, One Building tStablV,
Brass, Zine and Copper, One Stone DTay,
miscellaneous Material.
Proposals to be for the entire lots of the respect
i've Kinds of materials, aud marked, "Prorosai
for Material, Treasury ENlvls'0n "
, A. b MuLLETT,
lelb I'd Supervising Architect.
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COYLE & TOWERS,
BOOKSELLERS,
sTATIoNERs,
ENGRAHERs,
AND PRINTERS,
3I1 Pennsylvania avenue.

Second Part Of VILLA EDEN. by AuorbAeh.
New Book, by author of "yilla Bdep,' "On
the Heights" &c. the BLACK FOREST VIII
.ai;S. .aaES. ,GN w9NNEs 4 Ard - GHOSTS by author Of
GATES WIDE OPEN, reply to "Gates Ajar. I"
tl5
EygSISG BY EVENING. by C. Il. spurgsOn.
ST. LOUIS AND CALVIN. by NJ. GuiIot. ~
EIGHT YEARS IN CsILoN. Sir S. W. Baker.
tI.O
PoRuER SAKE, p. W. Robinson. 70 cts.
ALPoRD's GREEK TESTAMENT. abridged.
$3.50.
THE NEW WEST: California in 1875, Brace.
SHORTEST ROUTE TO CALIFORNIA. Slmp.
THREE THOUSAND MILES through the Rocky
Mountains, A. X, Mcclure. "
BEATRICE, Poem. by Hon. Roden Noel. ~.
MuRRAY's ADVENTURES in the AdirOudaeks.
tlSO
THE SCIENCE OF RIGHT. J. O. Fiehte. o.
LITTLE WOMEN, Parts and 2. L. NJ. Aleott. s9
THE REASON WHY SERIES, English edition,
containing Inquire Within, Reason Why, Oar
deners aud Farmers, Journeys OF Discovery, Nat
ural History, BngIish History. Practical House
wife, aud General Science. Per volume, 81. %.
Auy Of the above books sent by mail, post. paid,
on receipt OF the retail price. je3
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Beokbinders.

EDWARD LYCETT,
IL BOOK BINDER AND PAPER RULER,
Mo, sTl Pennsylvania avenue. between Te nthAnd
Eleventh streets, south sldet
Books elegantly or plainly bound, PeTiodicA =
and neWspSpsrs.carstully attsudedto.
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ARMY PPLIEs,

oEFIcR CHIEF QrARTERNAsrER,l
sffoiRsI5 sfoiRI LEAyESTonTH, kAS.. May 81, 1882.
until ii o'clock. a. m, June 10. isdp. for The De.
Livery ofths following named supplies at the posts
IssS cord. aa;d wcod.. 90 S"i soH. Hay, 500 Su.ho.
t EaSs E$SSts:F S SSS:%' sas. Hay 500 bush
~ %as. oas Sa":a; s. tSn. Hay 700 bush.
-, Fort Wallace. Kansas.
d., cords WOOd' i.sOo tons Hay, go bushels
Fort Larned, Kansas.
Loo cords Wood, 40 10 tons Hay.
2.2oO cords Wood. 2..od tcns Hay
Fort Lyon, o. T.
2,Do cords Wood, Loo tons Hay, 500 bushels
600 cords Wood, coo tons Hay.
nEiE SsbRED Il S f6ss s SSE sSia BSSSsn.
viii M0sS STATE S ne place vi ShsSs sSs
TSs SG2S e. IGT: t., Rsy M.,seE and HAYS
Dodge, Lyon and Reynolds 10 bS Of he best auaiii,
Of wood srGwinF IL the yisPiiy Of the respeetly'
brush, A cord to be l2s cubic feet.
ratsy. the rriss at witch hey viii fafS.R f6c
wood provided they are allowed to cut II on the
reservation, and the price II not cut on the Tsser.
walton,
to be well and securely stacked In such nneT as
TO be impeISious to heavy rains or SHOWS, A
clause W be inserted In each contract PROV i'd
hat any damage which may result to the hay
from Imperfect stacking, must be made good to the
Government BY the contrAetor. The hay must be
pounds.
The hay tor Port Riley may be cut on the reser.
The delivery OF the wood and coal to commence
on or before July IS, aud be continued at the rate
Of least one sixth OF the quantity contracted for
per month.
The delivery Of the hay to commence on or bo.
tOber 81
PTGR1ls T be received for any portion Of the
Bids must be made separately for each article nd
for each post.
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed to
carry out contracts with the Government or to en-
them, will not DO considered, and no bid will be
present at the opening Of the bids, represented
by an agent or attorney.
Payment for one-tenth OF the wood and coal. and
one:h Of the hay contracted for will bg with
held until the contract is hlled.
The usual conditions, which can be AseertAined
at this oece, will be imposed upon bidders a nd
contractor, and blank forms OF proposals will b.
furnished upon application.
By authority OF the Department Commander,
iced Deputy o. M. Gen.. C. q. N. Dept. No.
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Business College.
RESOLVE AND ACT.
CONSOLIDATED BUSINESS COLLEGE,
CoRsER oH SEVENTH AND STREETS,

CORNER OF SEVENTH AND ID brRkKrs,
wkksstmfiiSSfSPT66NR. ksstfiiSSfs T6 Z ''bFso'R bee
young and middle-aged men and women 10 engage
in business affairs for themselves or In the employ
The branches taught are. Business Practice,
Book keeping as applied to all departments Of
business, Business and Ladies' Penmanship, Bust
Spelling, Elocution, Political Economy. and Com.
mercial Law.
Students are permitted to pursue any or all Of
the above branches
Ladies' have the same advantage as gentlemen,
in a separate department, Instructed by eompe-
e RATES oF TUfTIoNi A seholarshIp. good for
unlimitsd time In colleges located in Important
cities Of the country tO Local scholarships, good
for one year from date OF Issue, 80 Tickets for
three mouths, f20i for ono month, go.
All tuitlons payable In adyancei when paid
install ents tho rates are ten per cent. higher.
Classes In French In charge OF Professor Alfred
Bon.
spENcERIAN PENMhNsHIP DEPARTMENT
OF this Institution provides unoqualled facilities
for the requirement Of free and elegant ha nd
writing Ladies' aud gentlemen are received for
special Instruction In this art during the day or
evening,
WEDDING, VISITING and ADDRESS CARDS,
and ALL KINDS OF PENWORK done to order. in
a style equal to engraving.
The Text-boOks aud Blanks used In the instltu-
tion. all Varieties Of writing paper, Ink, o. the
and the celebrated Speneerian Steel Pens may be
isss once HENRY N. G6PP. President.
HENRY @. SPENCER, Secretary. ja26-f
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LIMITED sTATEs PATENT oFFICE.

2 WAsaIsaTos, B. g. Nay q, lPds.,
On the petition Of M RIEHL, q rhlladel. .
psla, PsnnsylyaPia Prayi1g J sSf ns hsS.g
1875, for an improvement in Machine Tor trimming
Books: ,.,,
ONCE on The 9th day OF August next, Any nos
son may oppose this extension. Objections, depo'
eitIops, and other papers, should be nled In hiI
once twenty day. before the day Of hearing.
SAMUEL s. fIS1IER,
my20.sSw Commissioner Of Patents,
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Between Fourtsenth aud Fifteenth Streets,
(Law and Exchange Building,)
WASHINGTON. D. c.
A careful exRmlnR hon Of our system cannot fail
70 convince all who have examined the subject Of
Life Insurance, that the NEW JERSEY MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY presents advan-
tages that are not offered elsewhere, especially In
the provisions of forfeiture made In the Policy
by which NO one can lose Policy or fail In secur.
ing portion Of their Insurance after one annual
payment has been made.
The Agent takes pleasure In aqknow lodging the
liberal patronage with which the Company has
met among the citizens Of W 4shn gton aud Vicinity,
many Of them being our leading business men.
Grateful widows and orphans stand ready to Ae:
knowledge OnT pIOmIlness In the payment Of all
our losses. The popularity Of oar Company and
the large Increase Of our business here may be
seen IN The fact, that although we have only been
established In this Agency little more than tw o
years, and have made no noise about our large
patronage, yet we paid to the Corporation of
Washington last year las the books Of the Register
will show tax on a larger income than a large
majority Of the Companies doing business In this
city,
All we ask Is careful exAmlnAtio OF our sys.
tenn, aud we feel satisfied We thAll slill have our
JOHN Il. LIGHTER,
mhl9.eoSm GENERAL Manager.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
LIMITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

y wAsHINGTOS, D. C., May %, 1897.
On lhe petition OF hESRY WATERMAN, OF Brook .
lyn, N, y, praying for the extension Of a patent
gTanted to him on the 18th day Yi August, lS5 for
an tmpro Nementi in Reaping and Moving Machines
i is ordered that said petition be heard al this
ohiee on the 9th day OF August next Any person
may oppose this eNtensiO Objections, depusi-
ons aud other papers should be hled in this olics
twenty days before the day Of bearing
SAMUEL 3, FISHER,
my2-SSw CommiEsionaT of Patents.
The national Republican., 1869-06-19
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