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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09
. I T Z NTION
COM PASY A,

FIRST BATTALION NATIONAL GUARD,
VIII give their first
ANNUAL EXCURSION TO LEESBURG, VA,
On the TWENTY EIGHTH proximo. They solicit
The patronage OF their many frieds, aud also guar
aItee perfect satisfaction 70 all who may attend
Lieutenant George W. Stewart, Chairman Commit
tee q Arrangements, has worked hard to mako this
first display second to that has been given thi
season Also, Capt. Tucker, the Commander Of the
said Company, has rendered great assistance. We
are profoundly grateful for the assistance of the fol-
iON Ing name gentle men:
non u. ID. Cooke. Governor OF the District.
Hon. A. K. Shepherd, Vice President b p. W.
Gen. g W. Balloch, Supt. Streets District.
John o. Evans, esq.
A. Webster, AdJ utant.
j. G. Lay, Auditor Board Public Works.
". Mott, Contract Clerk Board Public Works,
=. p. Robinson, Engineers Office, b. p W.
DR. Wm. TIuial, Secretary II Governor.
Also 20 the Honorary Men1bers-HOn. John r.
Cook, Hon. John T. johnson, Hon. Jno. II. Brooks,
Hon. John A. Gray, John NJ. Bolts, esI., Col. p.
CaTs0n, 3 ii. Williams, esq. DR.. A. W. Tucker, A.
II Underwood, esq, Nm- A. Shorter, esq, 5. Nc
EaTlaId, esq.
Company C's Captain will accompany ne; also
Ma Chas b. Usher, the commander Of the First
Battalion and all the rest Of the battalion. anRT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

TIE CANADIAN CREDIT MoRILIRR-A Wit
ness Who Won't Go.-Under Sheriff Nicholson,
OF Ottawa, Canada, arrived in Chicago yester.
day with subpoena for G. w. Nom lien to at
tend Is 2 witness before the royal commission
now In Ottawa, Investigating the affairs Of the
Canadian Pacific railroad. GcMnIIen viii nav
no attention To the auhfact
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

foRT.-Several fugitives from Shreveport ar
rived st Little Rock Last night, reporting that
tne yellow fever is on the increase ct that place
ana that everybody 10 leaving. or three tele-
graph operators one has the fever and another
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

NUGGETS WEIGHING FROM Four TO SHvHx
IoEs.-A dispatch from Kansas City says IN
oid Ctah miner has just returned from the VI
cinity OF Baxter Springs and Japlin, and TO
ports great excitement there over the rich
discoveries OF lead. They are taking out pure
and solid nuggets Of lead Weighing from four &c
seven tons eight feet from tho surface.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

D6Julia A. Miller, who died recently In Lam
caster, n. H, was the great great great grand
child Of King Philip, Of Mount Hope, RI.
HAn Oregon court has made Senator elect
name to John h. Mitchell.
- A new morning paper b talked OF In
Chicago, under the editotship Of x-Senstor
Doolfftle.
~The restaurant keeper In the Crvstai
pay rental Of el25, 900.
ga Philadelphis detective took ONT M,
spite against reporter By arrestina him vhiie
about sne city q alate hour, and skuttins him
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

CHoKED WHILE EATING HER SUFPER--At
the Trenton IN. J.) almshouse Sunday evening
An inmate, named Mary Cooper, while pertak-
ing Of her evening meal, accidentally choked
herself and died in q few minutes. She was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

TRYING TO CHEAT THE GALLows.-James
Pickett, who murdered an Indian woman in
Idaho, and whom the President refused to
pardon, has sued out a writ of error to the Su-
preme Court of the territory which operates as
a stay Of proceedings until the court meets in
January next,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

AN OLD PENsIoNER DRAD.-A North Caro-
lima paper records the death of Nancy Harris,
a colored woman, at the age of ITO years at her
nome in swift Creek Township, Of that state,
on the 10Th ult., and SAYS: ''For eighty-two
years she had been a member of the Baptist
church, and through a long life of consistent
plety had won the confidence and esteem of the
white people OF the neighborhood. Up to her
death she drew regularlya pension from the
United States government, her husband having
been soldier In the revolutionary war"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

GEN. BUTLER AND THE SOUTHERN STATE
DEBTs.-A special dispatch from this city says
that gentleman in high official position here
and one we'll known to be acquainted with Gen.
Buffers views and plans is authority for the
statement that Immediately after the adjourn
ment Of Congress Gen. Butler began to mature
plans for driving through Congress, at its next
session, a bill providing for the assuming of the
state debts of the southern states or for guar
anteering interest upon the same. The letter
to the governor Of Mississippi, which I'M
simply one of numerous inq uiries to gather data
upon which TO base preliminary action.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

THE BED OF THE PACIFIC OCEAN.-The Sec
rotary of the Navy has received from Com
mander Belknap, of U. S. steamer Tuscarora,
specimens of the bottom OF the Pacific ocean,
secured by him with patent sounding appa-
ratus. Some of these specimens were taken at
depth of nineteen hundred and fifty fathoms
about two and a quarter miles. The specimens
were all sent to the Smithsonian Institution to-
day for microscopical examination,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

OPEN AIR CoNCERT.-The following is the
programme of music by the Marine Band, s.
Petrola, leader, in the Capitol grounds to-
morrow evening: 1. March, La Bravoure, by L.
Schneider. q Serenade. Merry Birds, by G UNI
bert. 3. Overture, La Dame Blanche by Boiel-
dleu: 4. Medley from the opera Don Giovanni
by Mozart. 8. Waltz, Wine Women, and Song
by Strauss. 6. Selection from the opera Son
by e. Faust.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

The CUBAN RECALL ORDER PRONOUNCED A
FoRGERY.-Col. NJ. A. Aguilera, of the liberat-
ing army of Cuba, pronounces the recall order
of President Cespedes an infamous forgery. He
say that Hon. Ramon Cespedes, whose name is
included in the list is not military officer and
has lately been sent by the government of Cuba
on diplomatic mission to South American
republic, and that Mr.. Ryan cannot be sum
mOned by the government of Cuba because his
name was long ago struck off the list of officers
of the liberating army.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-09

FORT WALLA-WALLA TO BE RE-GARRI-
soNED.-Gen. JEFF. c. Davis having occupied
Fort Walla- Walla, on the Columbia river, in
Washington Territory, will reconstruct the post
The Secretary of War has authorized garrison
to be stationed there. The work of erecting
suitable quarters for officers and men has al
ready commenced. Gen. Davis at last accounts
was about TO set out on a tour of inspection of
the forts within his command
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10
BUSINESS OppORTUNITIEs.

A GENTLEMAN HAVING $4,000 WILL LOAN THE
"A same 10 good business house on security, accept
ing n clerkship a moderate salary and invest The
amount the end of six months partner ii satisfied
q.
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| r ARGE COMFORTABLY FURNISHED FRONT ROOM,
IL with gas bath and all convcnicnces will be let
low to two gentlemen gentleman and wife. 2i2 West
Twenty fifth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

ITO RENT-TuE MODERN HIGH STOOP THREE
story and attic Dwelling House 80 Amity street: i'm
mediate possession. Apply to 7. J. GIBBONS, 100
Blocker street.
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TIE BALL Sc ASON.

A A-CENTRAL PARK GARDEN
N. BAL DE LA PERICHOLE.
TUESDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY H. 1873.
This will be the handsomest BAL MASQUE and Full
Dress Bail the season. introducing novelties yet
seen In America, now patronlzed by the elite OF Paris
Tickets and boxes ut hotels and 2s5 Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

IL accommodate 800 peope one Of the first watering
address II. @. JENKINS box sO3 Post Office Pttsfeid
Mass.
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,,,,,u TUESDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY 1S.
FIRST PRODUCTION
ON ANY STAGE
anew and peculiar local and American Play. kacidcsco
pic, sensational contemporsneous and spectacular in
four acts and eleven tabIeaus, by
MR. AUGUSTlN DAILY,
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ADJUSTMENTS.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
~ Mr.. JAMES e. HAYES. Sole Lessee and Manager
MONDAY NIGHT, FEBRUARY II.

Mr. Hayes begs TO that the above date me
season will be resumed at this favorite theatre wosc
record for the past nine Is made honorable Win
the names OF many OF the most famous dramatic spectator
lar and comedy successes which be recalled to-day
with pleasure In the home circle among the most bril-
liant and at tho same time the most pure and srseeeal
cason also Mr. Hayes will have the honor reintroducs
the best remembered and famous ali the Olympic
successes the unapproachabe comedian
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HUMPTY DUMPTY,

To be produced with
Magnificent scenic effects,
Wonderful new tricks and varieties
New costumes and all 49,
THE GREAT ORIGINAL CAST.
Full particulars hereafter.
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MR.. q. l.. FOX.

who returns to New York. OF his earliest tri
umphs and to the Olympic Theatre tho stage Of his
proudest celebrity, i
Mr. Fox for this his successful
tour through the Western and Southern States where his
fame had preceded him and his already almost
houschold word and he will revive, with all the bril-
liant adiuncts OF its original production, the worldrc
noWned DantOmme of
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

Union SQUARE THEATRE
Proprietor Mr. SHERIDAN SHOOK
Manager . .. 80. Mr. A. M. PALMER
Begins at g. Saturday Matinee at ~
Carriages NAV be ordered at 10 40
THIRD WEEK AND CONTINUED SUCCESS
OHM D'Ennery and Plouyier's Wonderiui Drams'
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(NRAND OPERA HOUSE.
" Sole Lessee and Manager.....Mr AUGUSTIN DAILY
sd street, corner 9Th avenue. Begins TX.
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FOR SALE.

GOOD PAYING DRUG STORE FOR SALEM
good business location in this city price S. 500;
COX 1866 Post Office -e ~f
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

HANDSOMELY FURNISHED COMMODIOUS ROOMS,
the second and third floors to let to gentlemen
all convenienccs; family private Apply at las Eighth
street near Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-02-10

E,OR SALE OR TO RENT-OwNER GOING WEST.
j. old established Grocery and Liquor Store, corner
business stand be increased one hundred per cent
good brick celer and 20 by 3d. five rooms Apply
In store. No agents. F. DUFFY
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ITO RENT-FRENCH FLAT CORNER TWENTY NINTH
street and Third avenue; two parlors, three bed
rooms dining rooms bathroom kitchen; all new; lighted
from the and elegantly finished $500 of
ance Company, 1877 Broadway Immediate possession If
desired,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-29
i IRON WORK FOR THE UNITED HTATRB
g0QnT;HousE AND POST OFFICE. NEW
YORK CITY: no
COURTHOUSE AND Posr oyrIoE.)
NEw York CITY,

NEW YoRK CITY, !
sealed proposals. iii 70 roceiysd a. the once OF
Yoyember. iSI5 for fuTnishinE delivering. atfins
sSrl " lie Wadss irsmss. srehrsrss
insn aud sashes of tho external OPENINGS OF tho
arst stSry TIE WINDOW fs,%ss ssshrsves sh Sa
frames. sfchiI ives and anishipss Il Inc interior
al as eahiSitea on he drawings. described IN Inc
specifications and called for In the schedule,
Copies Of tho drawings. specihestlons and sched
XII sc,fioldins required BY the contrastofr TO pu,
ment free Of charge, but will DO erected by the
proposals. will DO made by the piece for, tn.
various articles Of wrousht and cast iron work. ii
| Tho work viii not DO subdiylded among diIeren
TSs whoe " he vow 70 he r ST stcry must b.
from date ssespanes u psopSsa SSd he II
mAinder OF the work as rapidly as re.iuired by tn
Snperintendent and the progress of'the work OF
| PaymsnS will be made monthly, deductins tel
per cent until the ANAL oompeli n Of the contract
tbs SUN q twenty ave thou and d5iars 10 100
that The bidder VIII accept and perform the con
saIiy 70 Se SsSiRed BY he Wnited stAtss gsdss
CLERK OF the United States Court. or the Dlstrlc
attorney OF the district wherein he resides.
or ali bas Il Il be deemed for t6e interest Of IL X
Government to do so, and any bid that Ia not mad
on The printed form to be obtained in this office
gYire4ents % this advertisement, viii not 10 COZ
aS ar WTSuss or sss n
who have not the necessary faculties for setun
Fsepossis vill be inslesed in a ssa,ed suvelop,
y. I. 1ULBuRp, Superintendent
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Mental Differences OF Men and Women.
That mon and women are mentally alike Is
rs untrue as that they arc alike bodily. Just
rs certainly as they have physical differences
which are related to the respective parts they
play In the maintenance Of tho race, so Ger
tainly have they psychical differences, slml.
larry related to their respective shares In tho
rearing and protection Of offspring. To sup
pose that along with the unlikenesscs between
their parental activities there do not 60 un-
likencsses Of mental faculties, Is to suppose
that here alone in oil nature there Is no ad-
justmcnt Of special powers TO special func-
lions.
Two classes Of differences exist between
the psychlcal, as between the physical, struc-
lures Of men and women, which are both de-
tcrnined by the same fundamental need
adaptation TO the paternal and maternal du-
tics. The first set Of differences Is that which
results from somewhat earlier arrest OF in-
divldual evolution In women than In men,
necessitatcd by the reservation Of vital power
TO meet the cost Of reproduction. Whereas,
In man, individual evolution continues until
the physiological cost OF self-maintenance
very nearly balances what nutrition supplies,
In woman an arrest Of individual develop
ment takes place while there is yet q consid-
cradle margin Of nutrition; otherwise there
Couiu W no inspiring hchco wv ias'
that girls come earlier to maturity
than boys. Hence, too, tho chef CON
trast In bodily form-the masculine figure be-
ing distinguished from the feminine by the
greater relative sizes Of the parts which carry
on external actions and entail physiological
cost-the limbs, aud those thoraclc viscera
which their activity Immediately taxes. Ant
hence, too, the physiological truth that
throughout their lives, but espet tally during
the collaborating age, women exhale smaller
quantities of carbonic acid, relatively to thei
weights, than men do, showing that the eyo
luton Of energy Is relatively loss, as well a
absolutely less. This rather earlier cessation
of individual evolution thus ncccssitated
showing itself In rather smaller growth o
the nervo-muscular system, so that both tn
limbs which act, and the brain which make
them act, arc somewhat less, has two result
on the mind. The mental manifestations hav
somewhat less Of general power or massive
ness and beyond this there Is pcrceptbl
falling short In those two faculties, intellec
tual aud emotional, which arc the latest pro
ducts of human evolution--the power OF oh
stract reasoning and that most abstract o
tho emotions, tho sentiment Of justice-th
sentiment which regulates conduct irrespeC
tive Of personal attachments and the like
or dlsllkes felt for individuals. Popular Sc
CRce Monthly for Nouember.
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DIED.


PETrEYS-oi consumption. Mis- CARRrx J,
PgrrgYs, on Tuesda at ucFock y. m.
neral Atthe rcsideuce fher moth, r. IA Eighth
street. on Thursdsy sfsernoon, At O'Clock FRI ends
OF Inc family are r@ Pectfully invited to attond
tChron. h star
NEwTON.--N Memphis. Tenn on tho i0'h OF
October, Of yellow fever, Miss N. AGATHA NEwros,
youn. est daushtsc Of the late Charles and Sarah
Ne xton, onierly OF Georgetown, ID. O., aged eiyh
teen years.
sPEARs,-on Monday. October q, at 10 p m /,
utnBenr LEE, infan. ION Of Frank A. and ida v.
bpento
fgnsr.l toda- At Ioe'ci ok a m. from isai Mary.
land avenue southwest
YOUNG On the 27th iost. At lo;ib p. M. Of pneu.
mo liA, JAMS II, YoUSo, aged ATTY two years
The funeral will tasep from his late residence,
No. az Y street southeast, Thursday. alta y. m.
sAIToN,-Sunday ni<ht, JosEPH sAxIos. Gen.
oral superint ndent OF Weights and Mcssure-,
United states LoaAt Survey, In the seventy NTH
Funeral fr m his late resderce. sis New Jersey
avenue southeast. We'd osdAy Afle noon. o'clock,
| TO which the friend. Of tho family Are invited
CQYLE On the s6th Il October, at 10 O'Clock ,.
m Mrs MARaAnsr. orLE, wife of the late Peter
Cnyie. in the IN rty.thirI year Of her sgs
Funeral to tste place from her residence No. IN
Second street, between u and VIRGINIA avenue, on
Thursday s3Ip. m Friends OF the family are
| resp clu ly invited 10 attend.
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Don Carlos is described by a writer who
saw him recently as wearing white fiat hat,
like Scotch cap, called bolna, and en- his
breast three orders, or rather two, for the
third Is the sdcre c9ur, and Is worn by all bill
soldiers. The others were the Golden Fleece
and Carlos III. Ills soldiers wear over their
hearts an oval piece OF flannel with an EN-
broidered heart, with chain around 1t ant
the words "Do not harm Inc, for the heart Of
Jesus Is with me-" This they consider I
charm against the bullets,
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OFFICE or Gn,Ey 2yAnrynM,. As,

DEPAnrMEsT OF Tns Gully,
NEw OhLsAss, LA. October 4. Isis.
Sealed proposals, In tripcate, with copy Of this
advertisement tiched TO each will be received at
this Office until . M on tho 10th Of November, for
psrtment with such quanti,ie les q Corn, Oats and
Iimoihy Hay, q tho best quality, as maY DO re.
70 stations in this Department not otherwise pro
yided, dnrirg the fiscal year commencing July !.
1873, and ending June %, 1874
About ~ tons OF Corn aud Oats and $50 tons OF
Hay will be required In this city, and that require
for shipment IL not known.
Separate bids, on different sheets will DO required
for eAcp article furnished.
Bids for any rnrt Of tho SUPPLIES will he received
All necessary information in reward to bidding
requirements, etc with blank forms OF pro JosAlp,
will be furnished on application TO this Office. nnd
bids not made upon these forms, or In conformity
thereto, will not be considered.
Prorosalh to be addressed to the undersigned In
envelopes rlarbed "Propos ais for foragem
A. BECkWfTU,
Acting Chief Qlartermasler.
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pKNssYtyAINIA AIR LINE
fhiLzprIEEEEykssonx
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ESdLhsB
THOUGH BErwsks %AsuIsaTos AND
wrruoUhff SSS a2hko v CARS.
The equipment on thir Line 10 new aud OF tbs most
ifs SSi ~ TN slr
h2A III fff 2fsssE \ ,',s
= s INV & hs dspot q he
snd Poton.e railr9sd. northeast corner Of sixth
f.s, ms. lsavo &sshihstons at 80 a. IN. daily. eI.
leave TsftimorsM Ia I. m. daily. eIesrt Sun.
leave West Philadelphia. at las ?. M, d4ny. sr.
kiiiye at Now York atSp. m. daily. except
Eiohmond eIpres.. leave Washington a, .ia p. m.
Leave baltimore si2 81 .. M. daily. e,oep, Sun.
Leave IVES, Phlladsphis ssiopD.
ksht cypress Es i ESI Sasn = on M d.y
Inv Ts; Nh /, = daily
arrive Nf TRsfss i IsEF6 D II fa'
ki1 lin & E var SSs S q q M
kisTSSSs ss \ is.ss ssS
on Ia.s i Ven . Nth
railroads. New York Central and Hudson kiver rail.
bssssss eslisdlor s2d eheefsS Al hotoi. and PrI.
corner q sies, aud
B.!sim9ro and Potomac railroad, Corner si,ih and
j ssfs General r. ps.. c; x3S ases,.
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OFFICE CuIEr QuAnrinNAsrynJ
DErAhINgFT or PLATTE,
OMAHA, Mn Oct o. isia \
Sealed proposals, In duplicate, with satisfactory
guaranteed tiI cd by two Responsible parties no,
bldi 5rs. that they will bee mo ndrm.p on awarl
OF contracts, will be received at this ONCE Until ii
t'GIock a m on THURSDAY, November ~, isIs
for the delivery, Of Omaha Depot, ia quantities a
required, during November and December, iS,3, oI
l,OtQ,OOJ ounds Oats.
a,0Oi,0tp pounds Corn.
Bid to DO In forced on envelopes, Bids for For
age"
Blank bids furnished and full conditions mad
known on hpplicA.io at this Ofnce.
The right reject any or all BIDS T. r,serysd;
Drtgadler General u, H. A,
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U.a EroIryYn OYTIct,l
TntnD STORY, rNioa DArK BUILDING,
fAyErrs, srAn guAnLysErHELr,
BALTtMony, Mn, Oct. -. nIA
Proposals. will DO received until noon OF Eovcin
tnl Plank ut Federal Point on tho Capo Fear RIVER
~ 9. aud separate propCyals for Timber and Pisnh
riyer accessible TO tuH boats
The right 10 reject any bid II reserved.
BAnk forms, apocincstions, and any desired In.
formation can DO had on spllication 70 this oiico
WM, T.. CRAiuHILL,
Major of EnKtnnprs
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.

OFFICE On. GA. Mn, DEPT. PLATIR.l
OMAHA, NEB., October 10. 1873. I
Sealed proposals., 10 duplicate, with Hatiafact DRY
quar- ntee a two responsible parties. not bidders
trao q will be received at the once of the Depot
a m. on TIL IRsDAY, November 10, iM3, for The
trsnspor!atinn, during the fiscal yeas ending june
plies, FROM the southern terminus Of the Utah
Southern railroad 10 Post Of Beaver, Utah,
pcr hupdred miles, for which IL is proposed to
transport sspplien
ALEX J, PERRY,
ohlef Or. Mr.. pept Plato, Bvt. Brig. General, U
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK. BOSTON AND
wv pflnVInFNnE

WAsHlNdTUNia, 6 MIRFSLK' BUs1VS AND
The ine iron steamer LADY OF THE
LAKE having resumed her resulartrips -Gsk .
p NoRF0LK. will leave be. wharf kS838
and THURSDAY, at Q y. M, touching
4 the grneir TiySr ,andinys sGnnSetiins 4 Eor,
aud Providence. Freight should be addressed.
.osro Of Lady o. the Lake. via Norfolh" Branch
uchet ONCE al KnoIp FL praaa ONCE. Az Pannsyya
ola avenue. Mr. FITEHUGH. AGENT,
DoRaEY OLAoETT, General Agent,
Piants store, corner Fifteenth strect and New yors
avenue. mh20
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LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
w wAsuIsarnGTTTs NEW xonn

Hereafter he Gns stesmsRirs Z. q.
Rsspss viz Whit 3
wxaHiNaI on. and 6EoRtiEToWH,
= follewsi Leave New York from Pier g East Riyor.
Friday. al q m, and AlsIandIis the same day 81
FOR full informsuon, apply 10 n. p. A. DENHAM,
aSent once and whsn toot Of High speet aeorse
town. ct the o. rDer Of NessnteeIitt etfeet Md
New HOrb ss."'s V iHDliPBON.
tsis - -'--,dsrs
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RoposALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

OrPIcE AcrIso CoMMIssARy o. supsIsrEscE,l
Sealed proposals. in duplicate viii be received at
III, oiiiee until 4 o'ei9Sk 4 m November n is1s
| station during the six months commencing Jan
uAry l, ls7L
Information as TO conditions quality Of Beef pay.
ments. &C.. eau DO obtained By .EpliiGsihIpnn y
First Lieut., I'd Artillery, Acting Commlssary Of
Subsistence, u. y. Army,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-10-29
PROPOSALS..
AIS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT

DROPo5ALS FOR FRESH BEEF AND NUT
TON.
OYFIoE Posi- AND DEPOT Qoa. OF SUpsrsTgscE)
Corner of D aud Fifteenth streets souihNe.tJ
wAsuIsoTos, ID. q, October ~, 1879
Sealed pro o.als In duplicate. will be received
mt! Y m IHyhsD,Y octebe. a. IA lcF Il the
Quired q this Depot for eight months, or such less
time ~ this ComnisssT, General Of Snb;tnienco may
and conditions obtained Of g. BELL.
ocl1lt O. B., u. Army