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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
Their Constitutions have Yielded.

Tar from the pine tree forest, prepared by Dr.
WISHART, Is panacea.
"THg PRODUCT OF rug TRrg rs ron THg HEALING or
Tue NATIoss' fHfI
The hardy backswoodsuHn, breathing the aroma OF the
spreading ranches are as exempt from that ll disease
Consumption the natives Of Southern France or Italy
A. prepared BY DR. WlsHART the Cordial acts at once
The first bottle exhibits 10 you the grateful oretastes Of
returning health. You are racked by no more cough
nor bathed with facilitating night sweats.
Thousands Of people viii tell you tliAt In the entire
range Of natures curaves, there is combination so
happy, 80 etfcacious, and so harmless WISH RT'S
Pine Tree Tar Cordial
Chemists agree In saving that THE PROCESS of
DlsTlLLa1I0N by which this Cordial Ia Welded Ia so
philosophical as 70 be unsusceptbe Of further improve.
ment The generic taste o, the tar IS neuraled and
me dsa Of medicine becomes lost In the quality of
palatabe luxury
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

We offer this preparation to the public in the
belief that II will everywhere become welcome
and staple addition to the household bill of fare
The palatable and wholesome dishes that may be
made from Iceland Moss or Carrageen have long
been known In many American families, and phys-
clans the world over have repeatedly testified to
their health giving and nutritious qualities but
the difficulty of obtaining the mosses and the great
labor of cleaning and properly preparing them has
hitherto precluded their general use.
BY our patent process the moss, as ii comes from
the sea- is carefully picked over by hand then thor
oughly cleansed and purified by steam in such a
manner as to retain Its full ocean flavor aud is finally
brought to Its present convenient form for cooking.
A single small package Of Sea Moss Farne, cost.
ing only twenty-five cents, will produce sixteen
quarts Of most delicious Blanc Mango, Puddings,
Creams, Custards, etc., etc.
Sea Moss Farine is far cheaper and superior to
Corn Starch, MAIZENA,, Farena, or other similar
preparations. The following delightful and paata,
bic dishes have all been prepared with it, yiz.:. 4
Blanc Mango, Light House Pudding, Long Branch
Pudding, Farine Cream, Cream Cakes, Faripe Pies
and Cussrds, Apple Farine, Farne Sauce, Cruel
for Invalids Soups GRAVES, Charlotte Russo Float.
ing Island, Ice Cream and many other similar
dishes For refining of Cider It is superior in every
way, single package being enough for a forty gal.
Ion cask 1t is also used with great success in the
settling of Coffee, etc.
We shall keep this article at a uniform standard
OF excellence and we trust that It's simple purity
and acknowledged healthfulness, its unriyaled
flavor and delicacy and It's great convenience and
economy will win for 1t, as we believe 1t deserves
fhe foremost place among all articles intended for
similar purposes rI4yerg
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

THE MAGIC COMB win change any colored hs'r or
beard TO permanent Black Brown. One Comb pe,ia
by mali for 81 For sale by merchants and druggists
generally. Address MAGIC Conn Co.. Springfield Eass.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25

BURNS AND Sc iEnsl For thts0 Sceidsnis theis
are thousand and one articles recomipepded, Y
(aln being the best that was eve- Known. But thk
we do know, thst DR.. s, A, WKAVER'S CERATE
has saved life in case Of scald, where all who saw
tbs case'theueht tn pAieptnusl diev &Ae Cerate
VIZ applied fhe mr. naatHn Vns hId1ed, and
ssy that thsy SssS aeS s Ea Vs. saa| flor this
kind of accidents
Sold by medicine dealers generally.
A telegram from San Francisco dated
NoyD, says: TEQu 4 ,TsIFis
''Thc passenger and freight business Of
the Pacific Railroad continues large The
earnings Of the Western Pacific for Octo.
Der were $l05000 in coin and the Central
Pacific $685., O6O in coin. The travel west
ward is about donblaNat eastward on both
lines. The emigrant trains are well filled.
The coal found in Monte Diablo range has
been testedin the luGomotiyeso f. the Vest
ern PaeiiG, and foupdta work well. This
is Of great importance to the future
working of the overland line"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-11-25
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL.
Preseryatiye AZ well As Curative,
Malignant Affections.
PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL,

Az the summer fog disappears before the fresh evening
breeze. It's constituent properties, though simple
powerful. From the very first the debtated victim of
noxious drugs realizes that he has found friend.
A glow Of warmth begins IN pass through his chilled
circulation. The pulse becomes natural and regular
and bouyancy of spirits the consequence of an as
surance OF returning health comes upon the patient.
anything Of strength upon which to buld, is dispeed
by the PINE TREE TAR CORDIAL In manner to
which thousands OF grateful patients have felt duty
as well AZ pleasure, To testify.
How many, who have died and left their children or.
phans, might have been living In blooming heath had
they but awaited themselves of Dir. WISHART'S simple
remedee. instead Of the l.lxous pOsons 10 which
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GoyERsnkEr HosPLTAt IoR THH lEsAER,}
ST. ELIZABETH, D, G., July ~, leo,
Sealed proposals are 10 Vited until noon Of MON
DAY, August 0, 1867, for furnlshing this institu-
ton one thousand OO0) tons, 40 pounds TO the
ton, OF best run .of. mine bituminous or Cumber-
land coal 10 be delivered at the old or upper Hos
PitAl wharf, in barges Or d.tbottom vessels which
The delivery must commence within tea (lOl days
Of the time Of the acceptance o. any proposal, aud
be continued At tho rate Of at least two hundred
(2Ocl tons each week until the whole amount I'D
yeItised for IL delivered, ,n
The coal will DO unlOaded aud weighed ~ tho
Hospital, and at itA expense, aud settled IOr &C.
cOTdin ely aud one half( u Of ono tlpcr cent VIII
DO allowed for wAstAgo IN unloAdlnE and eAIupf
from NE wharf 70 the scales when are On NE hll
near the hospital edlhce II the coal u wei NO
Payment Of ninely Ie1l per cont, VI tho amount
due foT each cargo Will be made lmnodlA lately after
Il Is delivered aud weighed aud the Ten Cl0) per
cent withheld will all DO paid when the full one
thousand Il, OOO) tons are delivered.
No offer TO furnish coal as above will be eOnsid
cred un less the name IL given by which the coal
proposed to be furnished IL known In the mark vt.
nor unless 10 made by a dealer or miner. Who
must furnish evidence satisfactory to the under
signed that he Ia able to furnish the coal IN accord
Ance with his bid, and 10 In the habit Of fulfilling
his business sngAgsmenta with Iromptnsss a i,
fvstol days after the eth Of August and me LlgII
offers made, ~ In the judEmsat q tho supshhen'
N'A' WV pu'A' 'A'''''" o, ii. NICHOLS,
iIss.eod1w Superintendent
Oak Hall Clothing, 100 lth st., opp.P.O
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por Phll.dciphis an al New " YoTt s;s,p, 10.
Throuah Tickets may BE- procured either at Pres.
idsni street depot At Ticket oee, No. 10 Bslti'
baltimore street, can have their bagsags checked
At their ro,idones by uhioh Tnasier Gomp.ny..
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pRorosALsfoR pRssn BEEp.


oyyicB AcrIBd CossrssAsr OF suBsrsrGxor.
foRr fpors. Mp, ANGUISH lSp
sealed proposals, In duplicate, will be received
~ Ills once until u m. on TUESDAY. the slst day
y AYns. 20 ,futnish!nG the troops stationed At
tou Loote. I'd. the FRESH Beef Iequir.d for them
~ months, somneneing Oct her 1870, or such
less ume - thsCommissary General Oh Subsistence
The gss{t bs o. 4 good ,rs.,.bls quality, with
ahl pkhs khd tidnsf isllov 70 be sxoladsdS
The necks Of cattle 70 be emf IN Al thu
The nspks q he i9re eut on from hfes /,
fsuf inohes eboys TIE tass tsini. and p The hind
or hook Joint.
Viii ti1 s : ...s ss ~ sr Il. Pc ;s
officers
Proposals must be disiinetly indorsed .opo.sis
for rssh Besf, and Addressed 10 the under.igned
at FORT Foote, ND who reserves the right 70 70.
lee. any Orall BIDS not in the Interest Of the unted
Y ,Esss,i {, payments. Ac made
~LLuVI.HG u. n. o. GRIRR,
girst Lieuisnsni Fourth Artillery. A. 0is
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TREAsuRr DHPARrsksI,l
oyFIcB srPEhvisisl hknnIxer'
Sealed PROPOSAL. will he received until August
cfth. sS% f Po.s oies. New YSrR. II such ausn.
Titles and At such times as may be required ~ 40
cubic feet, more or less, VI dimtnsiOn 0ranite,
clear In color aud free from seams, stains or sap
The stones will average y cubic ieet esch, and WI
DO full to the square aud true, sound 70 every psr
NeulAT. aud according to schedule OF Sizes to be
hed hereafter.
Also, for furnishing aud delivering. as above,
., 800 cubic yards, more % less, OF Urani'e Lima
bed. sound, and breaking with q elean' SQUARE
fraetuTei ono quarter to he bond .toue-. 70 con.
tain less than IL oubit feet. or to DO less than
Also, for s,oo yards more or lees, ofhard. du-
rable Stone, broken to tho size Of hens egg,
BIDS will be made by the cubic foot aud yard. and
will be rendered separately for dimension stone
Payments to be made month upon delivery
and acceptance Of the stone. by the Supervising
Arehitace or his agent deduotlng ten per cent un.
til the Anal compilation Of the contract.
In the sum Of telO. OOOD ten thousand dollars that
the bidder Will accept and perform the contract II
awarded to him-ths suticieney Of the security ~
be certified to by tho District Attorney Of the dis
triet where the bidder resides.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
all bids N DO deemed fer the Interest OF Tho
Government to do 50, and huy bid that does n.'
conform In every RESPECT to this advertisement Will
Prorossis win be Indorsed "Pryposals for D..
mansion, Hubble snd Concrete stnno. - ,
Bidders for dimension rtUn" Will submit IN Az
cases sample Of the stone they bid for.9 inches
sbls 10 and sho wing The quality Of the mFtsriA
A. u. MuLGETT,
iyl7.o, supuTy.sl2E Architect,
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PROPOSALS roe sEwRR ON TWELFTH
oryIcs or srP'r AND Ii
lAnRIAahMAYs AID

10 OFHICn or SEPT AND 1Es'R SBwHEs,l
-.....- OAaRIAdEwAYs AND FocTwArs,
CiTy HALL, wAsHIS0Ios, July -, lsd9.
This bidders to whom was awarded the contract
Tor the construction Of Twelfh street Sewer having
failed 70 giys the required bond. becomes nsee--
} iasAlsA proposals. will therefore be received at
WEbTEBpAY, The Oh day Of August, Tor con.
structing q Barrel Sewer In Twelfth street west,
from Pennsyivania avenue to the north side Of
MassAehusetts Ayeaus. Tho Sewer will be three
feet inside diameter from Pennsylyania avsnue TO
the north side Of street north and two feet inside
diameter from tho north side Of street north 10
tho north side OF Avcuue, to be pro:
vidsd with laternls, traps, drops. thimblss. and
manholcs wherever deemed necessary.
The work to be done under the direction OF tho
Superintendent and Inspector Of Sewers, the SUI
perintsndence OF the Second Ward COmmi ssioner,
and the Assistant Commissioned. appointed BY the
Mayor, n,,,
wifi state the price per lneal foot for main Sewer
aud Iatsrals, and the price each for traps. drops,
mAnholes and thimblo..
ali bids, and any bids that dos not CONFORM ia
every respect to his advertisement will not be con-
Ali bids must be accompanied By !. penal bond 10
the sum OF ten thousand dolars ttl0, Oo) that the
bidder will accept and perform the contract u
awarded to him, the sufeieney Of the security TO
be certified to by the Register of the city,
CHARLES II BLISS.
aug2.St sup't Sewers. &c.
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FO& STATIONERY.

ID ROPObALs FOE sTATlOFhhh'
. TEIAsyEy DgraSYIss.sr, Jgly, y: $50
isV, viii 30 received At hi. Department until the
Ss day Si AqfG ls Later pound. to the
leo reams ~5iie.carI BlOt,Ius Board. 10 pOuAds
100 rs.ms brown Manila Paper. sOSS1 IS pOund'
90 rs.m. brown s asniilIa paper. airsl 0cpOuuds
s. realms BroSn Manila Paper. S,i, % pounds
Ss,sSS G SS !o S.t GSSJas I Ssy. Writing
SIii Ess. Sg r;iss Nj .i,ST ,p
do,.a dCil;d Pens. ds.kholds" 'Il'or up..
doIsi IA Pens. ds'hAOld'r'. silver tips
o DOZEN, iour.bladsd Knives. stag or buck
dozen Who T.tis Si.fs... samples re.
SdOrOu .ut ts perch. Rulers. 10 inch.
''tS P Pound. 81 Bi. I OK Ribbon
@sS S:Ss Sit: S Use
100 gro'. rubber Bands OF RinEs, n. 81;
. .sS.: E kssS: B B.sad 81 RR. sss
loo srsas, gross ku6bsr Bands OF hlpS'' Nos. =
n.hos,! WSss.asn !. EMPEROR Drawing Paper,
,5 VIII !i sssR.J rsSs. i .assi
100 sheets oiled P.Isr. CAP siis
Blank forms for bidding Will be furnished upon
The bids will be considered and accepted or re-
Contract, must be exe.uted by the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upon
to do.
from time to time dqri1s ,ss yssr IL g1.n'IAISS,
entire quantities will, however, be called for
Raet pTope.ai must DO signed BY tho Individual
or nrm making 1t. and be ACCOMPANIED by bond
dollars (slO 90, lApprOyed by uaited States ON.
Ger OF the district 10 which the sutcties reside or
do business, on form ~ be furnished by the de-
partInsnt eOnd tiouAl upon the execution 81 con
may be awarded under 1t, aud the performance VI
the same,
Ali deliveries will be subject to inspeetion by an
expert detailed for the purpose by the Secretary 81
Gle will DO deemed sufficient cause " Ahnul tho
Deliveries must be free Of charge At tho Treasury
Department. Washington,
The failure to comply with any ono order under
tho contract IN operate as the forfeiture Of III"
entire penaIty Of the bond the Secretary VI tho
Treasury may direct the purchase, In open market.
Ss sue, a 10 .urpy q H. s; t. .as
failure, aud charge to the contractors nfty per
centum Of the price which II shall be found neess-
sary to pay for such articles
Proposals uuaecompApied By satisfactory bond
awarded only 10 established manufacturers Of OF
Bidders will be req uIred 10 conform their bldsD
the specifications furnished, and failure " DO 80
wa Na''S '' GEOR6Es. BOUTwBLL,
iyJl-solm Secretary VI the Treasury.
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ID o o o.
U. 8. OEDSASoE AJKSor,l
CoHsHE Hopsrok AED 0EsHsE srs.,
tRIrRAsoH on 0anHNn, =, o: Box No, lsil.
klw YORK, July 5, lisa.
Sealed pToPSi,Hls II sqgliss;s b. rses!ssd At
IL m. for purchasing from the United States. 10
quantities the following kinds Of Ordnance Stores.
10000 Springfield Tihed muskets, ealibeI IS, new.
leaned and repaired.
5000 spencer esrbines, new model, ealibor 80,
5000 Spencer esrbines, old model. ealibsr 50,
500 Spencer oarblnes. accOutrsmonts. "Blskss'
1900 Spencer csrbines, requirements. othnr
The Ordnance Department reserves the ,ish, TO
The acceptance Of sny bid It will have to DO Ap'
proved by the War Department.
Tsrmsi CAsh, In U. 3. Uoyernment funds.
Deliveries W III be made at New York city, aud
thirty days will be allowed for the removal Of
stores,
Proposals will be addressed to thu UNDERLINED,
ssnd iadSTsed Proposal. for purchasing Ordnance
.,Sssaf further Information apply g s r. fHss'r
iyf.td Bvt Col.us.A., Major Of Ordnance.
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PROPOSALS YoR WOOD AND COAL.

PROPOSALS PoR WOOD AND COAL.
oIYIcA TRrsrRrs PrsLro SCHOOLS,
wAslIl0SoH. July q, 1890.
Sealed proposals will be received At thi. once
until TUESDAY, August 10, 1850, for furnishing
the Public schools with WOOD and COAL for the
school year ending July 8. 1870
80 tons white Ash Coal, broken.
seords 9ak Wood, sawed and split.
SECOND DISTRICT.
@ tons White Ash Egg Coal.
deorIs Oak Wood. sawed ana split.
Beords Pine Wood, sawed and split.
THIRD DISTRICT.
70 tons white Ash Coal, broken.
scords Oak Wood, sawed And split.
seords Pine Mood, sAwed aud split.
Y0URTH DISTRICT,
70 tons White Ash Egg Coal.
ocords Oak Wood. saved and split
To DO delivered from time to time during the
school year. At the different school houses, In such
quantities as may be ordered by the Trustees Of
the respective Districts.
About 30 tons broken white Ash will be received
a. olos al wallaeh Buildings, Third district,
Each proposal to be endorsed Proposals. for
Wood and Coal, " and to be addressed TO the IN.
dersigned.
The tight 10 reserved to reject any or all bids II
deemed to the Interest Of the CerpoIstS1 20 DO So
JANIS @. DULIk.
iJ2i'm Chairman Com. Supplies.
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p X o o u.
: q orvIo, TsgsIa.s Q. PuslIo scIecIs,
fOr,srppiy a. ne public .shooi. Win
s$S::::: #iiii:iS s s;ssSd s s:ssssI'
$S s.sa ! RtI s yeallh ss.ass
ssSi isa Gos ss a.n GIp arishRR ss'
S.IIs. ssnsu. wnIsa arithmetic
idsIsa Los.ips'; PSinsSS History Of Tho 6aited
tass:s S:,E: I Y Lessons. n y Ss, :,
as DOZEN ksi 0SSssR ssasS RasS Gram
,$::::::ss : s:s: S S.sssss; EE::::.si
~ ::.y tss%:l.. ssi.
3 Wis VIM: i 1sS::iy: T s;:iSSs. SH
g sIo.. sp.s..II.a ES.a:. ".
IS srSs. D. iiott. Psas. NJ 30
~ SS S.5s.b RSssisl. sii sab Iss
100 gross Chalk CIayons
s.s: 4 AZ :f RH. sc f.s. ,.
adoIen School States.
p1 asss E sSR y =. .si dGR 90 IL. 40!
Separate sealed proposals Will also be received
unt the same date for supplying the publie schools
With the following articles " be furnished sinsy
or in quantity. as may DO called for, VII:
Brosns. four airing,
Feather Duatefs, Mo-
. Gs Pan hsIs S SSIsS Sab So
s sSns sisS af SS'fSss s.re:s ab No.
Hand bells, Beyins, Nod
CsII.bsils. bradley Hubbard's. No. 900, mar
SS:s::II:ss::ss:: ;; ss.F Cd! i'''' No"
Door. mats, No. =, corn.
Tin Wash Basins, large, stamped.
Tin wash BAsias, soldered. common
Crash Towels.
Water Pals, cedar. s gallons. hoops, not painted
WsteI Pibehers. granite. best, Q quarts.
Tumblers, pressed glass.
Each proposal TO- be Endorsed " Proposals for
TO the ndsrsigned.
Tho right Is reserved TO reject any or all bids n
deemed 10 the Interest Of the corporation 20 DC
JAMES G. DULIN
Chairman Committee Supplies
iva I'd tBtAT and Chronielel
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~ CoPns or rBS "NAfsorAL RnrupLI-
oANn can be obtained every morning at tho
following places, ~ 4, k9T ~ 81
wAsrrsssos. -l.
BrsuoP's NIws 6fApp. WilIsfds Hotel.
BAnxnn's Nova stand, national Hotel.
e cooHaAr's News srANc, Metropolitan
Hotel. ! ,iasSar BOO ssIl =
wnrssaossp NEW ssAty Hsoitt House.
KxsALL,s Nsws DTAsbs ssstoa House.
wILxrrss News gfArSs ~ Jamss Hotei.
E aarnn, nsvs ,peaiea my Psnnsylvsnis
svsnus. bstwsss ssyss,ssath ADd Eishsssnsh
streets. a4I.tr tif Nh-sih iLai ,ssf Egi
No. as Seventh sssst spSssiss the Post
once. W .r-,rU,.
THOMAS q. ASH, s.a,iousr, ssu.hwsss cor.
nsr OF Eighth and y streets. ,,,..I .,fsaE
W. D. b. MAJon, 81 0ilbssts Dlniag Saloon,
asT F street, between Ninth ssd Tenth vtTssts.
JoHs O. BuRoHn, Nos ms Y s&seses bstwssn
Twelfth and Thirtcenth streets. s'l 'nss d
JONI A. BurLuR. ststioass,HsF near rhis-
tosnth street. ... 'YnHi - s.ff
Josnpu sHiLLInaros, stasisssr, ,ssrsss Of
Tour.snd.a,half street aud rsnnsyisaAis svs.
nue.. ..t.a.b sFg . eitg Enlod i.n
w,H.Ao. II. Mosanos, Booksellers and
statfoners, 4lo.Psnnsvi ysniA avenue, between
Four-and.a-Aaif and sixth stfssts. ~
BuaEs's Nsws srAsp. Kirhwood House.
PassDsR Co., ststionsrs. ~ riftesnth
street, corner Mes York avenue. = rri ~ y
OHAs, II. AsDIRsox, ststioAsr, ~ Seventh
street. between + and q streets. 7s
JArss BsLL.w. statienss, ,Asck ssvsssh,
between q and H. 7sEIl1 - gall p ~
8. q. s. BARsoun, Stations, rs ssveath
street, between H and strssts.i -. aRg y
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A NTHRACITR COAL ron rHs NAVY.
sv...r !, rsyr..,I s ~ R:saisHs:r,|

NVhs EVn thh
sr,..r % rsyrr..,Is "a ,SI:S:sIsgs.,|
sesisl proposals fof. fursi,hing Asiksssits Coal
:ass e "a a'ftI I g.
;ss;s r.. .'s /: ;s:,.; :s r.;
~ ~ sa be for the delivery Of 100" tons,
/, = !, ~ !: 4 ,l sss
.'a.s:IS y s ~ s:ssSss y
HThs n.ps n .hs coal psop..,& v B. fs,nish. Cd
Ss. III, ei ~ sp Dos. a.n,..d til.
:s,! " s;s.: H.: :t! !;
The coal must In all respects be satisfactory to
The inspector or Inspector, TO Be appointed By the
rejection. -
sEPARArIsEALED PROPOSALS will also DO
ieiiowins qusniiiiss aad qualities Of Coal Al he
isa Jsss 3 an,a. the n''' year end
~ Jump. Ssad-p,,t,a 'ii.
!. euns.rlssat. run Of pla.. ~
i,,ss ,sp. LsA!,ss. S...s.i. mI,.',a
g :. oanb.r,.sa. run Of nlao.
- AZ onn'Ngw YORK,
10 toes Lehish. Lump. hand-pieked.
g.: sssss.4I::s' sss j sss mines.
PHILADELPHIA.
g9t9es Lshish' Lump.
70 - " Stove.
af0 E, sami RItu mi IAN. Iunp
WASHINGTON
so tons Lshish, Ees,
1850 - CumbeLlans, rq9 81 mines.
800 tons Cumberland, run Of min
Proposals must be for all the coal req uirsd at any
one nsyy;yatd. whish VIII esnatitu.s z sePsrnts
low est bidder for each class.
The Goal 70 be Of the best quality Of tho kinds
nsmedy BE- free from dust and foreign substances
and subject to Inspection.
Ths Pic. mus. Il ~ ton Of $50 pound. e. the
spectiye places named. Without additional expense
or extra charge TO the Government; the quantity
delivered to DO paid for at weight Of naVy.yard
Blank forms Of Offer, su.rsstss. &C.. viii be
furnished on application 70 the Bureau. jyi6fN
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Mo,roonIni Co. Va. July !, isD !,
The ipSfRt. 66TTfaR.. BATH R9oHs. A. !,
throu ghout In the neatest manner, lh wild moun.
tain scenery. picturesqss aad shsdy waks .dnyes
ment 10 those in pursuit. Of health. or pleasure.
Cottages containisg from two to sixteen rooin u
The faro shall be- equal 70 sny hotel IN
Postal. ie!sar,phe and stR!e,. omsss q shs
Band 81 was6inEto1.. Visitor. from Philadsiphi.,
baltimore and Ws.hinston will purchsse tiokess
Tennessee railroads 10 the Big Tanael depot at the
Terms per day, q, week. sso,. month, Stei foI
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On and .nor MONDAY. Dee. n.t, 1885, and until
further notice, Passenger Trains WILL run between
Washin gton and Alexandria as follows
THRouoH MAIL TRAIns.
Leave wAshinxton from Baltimore and Ohio
Depot, SOD m do. for Manassas aud Harrison
Leave AiexaudriA from corner Of Duke and Hen.
~ streets tfrom Manassas railroAd) 2S7 p. IN do.
from Lynohburg, 6p. IN.
LOCAL rAssEsGgR TRAINS.
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g" ILLS 800
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- $50 Duke aud Henry ~ ~
~ Trains leaving Baltimore and Ohio Depot. at
9, rs a. m. connect with Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Passenger Trains at b. AsAph Junction.
for all points the line Of that road between Ma
nassas Junction and Harr sonbuy.
TrAisa leaving 81. AsAph and King streets At . rs
p. m. connect At 81, Asaph Junction with train
from Manassas and HArrlsonbuIg At z: IS p. IN. ar
irving at Baltimore and Ohio Depot at s. % y. m.
and In time for p, IN. train for Baltimore.
o. A, STEVENS, 0enl sup't
W. J. PHsLrs. Gen Manager. deeO.f