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9teiniaunos SDrup.

Die giscnlebaften Don Oatlsp's Nsini.
Sun9s: Sprup BON Sariaparllla, als Velni:
ger pss Slutss, fnp i'm Allssmcnsn 70 wobl
betaunt, oaB es unn6tbis Ut plcl Naum aus
5ufilen, I'M ole Scrtbcile 5u crfldren Die
purtt Ienen SebraMeb srlanst ,pcrpsn. SEE
Der OCT ibn 9cbrauebts, bat rle wpbtban9en
Nefultate crfabrcn unO allie cmpfsblen cs
NIT Dem pclllten 0ertrausn. - Aer5te pom
b6bnen Stanpc in ibrcm 8atbe, oerfbrelten
0e ibren spatlrnteu; 81 Ite teine fhacllebc
3beile entbalt ionpern ppu cen nllbeiten q:
Der bpb wlrtfainiten pesitabiii benOlateri
alien juiammensefrst iit, miro lte NIT Ser.
trauen par9ebcten, ais pas tilli9ife II. ,pirts
famite Nciniaunssmittel pss Slutes, mas
betannt 1T. Scr Gebraub Don nnr ipenis
acn SlaItben, belonpers in pcn Srnblin9s:
mcnatcii, miro Die entIeblencnltc Sensrnn9
nnc StavfuuS res @pitcms er5tn9en nne
jeeen Saamcn 5ur &ranthct erttIden eer
entitanpen fem mag, uab aniIerpent Dem
&orpcr Selunbbeit unp Olunterfelt 9ebsn.
SIR bic 6eilun9 BON Secrfula, Sin9s.
htelt 0beamotlemue, Setter, splmpeln
ocer Nusfahren pcr 6aut, ,pelBe Seittlpuls
tten, 8ilteln, drpniicbsn 6ultrn, 2l'bma
&C. &c, Itnp Die sablreitben 5eusnlne IN
SeIts bes llntsrihrlebenen unS ieiner u9ens
ten, bon 4er5ten uno Ancern, hinldn9lib
Den ltnsldubialten 5u hber5en9en, cab es eas
mirflamite aasr prcparate pcn 9arlaparl:
la iif.
Gum Serfauf i'm @ro6en unp SletneM
BET benz eiaentbhmer 6eer9c ND. Oafeley,
Sloro ste Strabe, in Neaoina, Serts gaunt.
0saOns, oen fen aprl 1889.
Certificate BON relpeftabelen Seuten f0n
nen in eini9em Der Stobre nab9eleben
neroen Wo Die Weoi5in 6u baben 1T,
BON pelbsn Die fol9enoen elni9e
SD bate 5rn. 9Domas Oiebms Camille
felt Den lestsn Sabren bccsnt, wdbrenO wel:
tber 3eit ieb srlcsentlleb fir Die 8rau Oiehm
fit pcn in oblsen gertltleater pabntem lleteI
Dcridrieb, NIT mr 9erinacr >lnperunS.-
Stb babe icpe llrlatb 5u slautcn oab Die QSie:
berbsrtteluns ibrcr Gciunrbeit aNein bem
Gsbrau6 BON 6rn. Dafelcp's 8enisunse
Sprup bon 9arlaparila su5uiebycIben 1T.
Salcmcn 8. Sirb, Ol. ..
Neaous, ben erltrn 4prll 1859.
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0eaoius SUM- 1889.

----- OtNWRFWST rOUWF IoOJ'
1Bir, bic llnter5cltbneteu, baben i'm >aufe
nnIsrer praris, init entibcpen rpcbltbdtissr
QBirfuns in pieleH Sallsn, pen 8ebrau6 BON
Datelep's SieiniSnnss Sprup bon SarIapas
riaa an sewsnoct, mo empfebleu cenieiben nit
8ersnhssu Der 8aeultat ais cine pOr3lsli.
ebe 3uteretun9.
:. ). nJhblenbera, M. 8.
Salm. o. Bird, ~. 9.
Jobn y. OTIS, 81. 8 &C. &c.
Geooin9, SUM- 1889.
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Tboma8 Iiebm,
8eaoius, Sebruar q, 1S45.
9ssenilbsr Dem Oepct Nsapins.

Sb teIetsiniae bicrmit, rs6 msinr scebtrr
0ctecea lanae 3eit ubcr avcbs Stbmcr3rn III
allcn ibren Sliepern aetlaa. bate, lte mar
pcn rinem ierofulolsn GuslhIasc tersft, Wps
purtb fte oerbinpert ,pnrre ibrs 0eitbafte in
ccr Samilie an perrlbrn, rpC9cn OlAtti9feit
unc @bwdtbr; ibre %cipCn marcn fat uncr
traalitb mir prcbirten ae erpfrhlsncn
0littcl atcr cbns grfrla. lI3r battcn BON
pcn QBumpcrn bon -. 2S. Oaeecp's Saria'
parilla Sprup acbtrt, mir prcbIrt'n lbn, bic
Spss rapou mar, ibre Gelnaobett, wcldbe
lebr aelunfsn mar, ,ourSe iebuell ptsorr bers
arltcNt unp lte ,par Git pcm 8strontb eeirl'
ben immer wobl, mas bcinahe 5rpel Sabre
fuS. Stb nhnItbe, raB ScNermann NIT elez
Ier IcbaBbaren WlebiSin tcsannt peresn motb
tc. Dapio Barley,
gcnftatcl pcu Ober Sern Scrts Go.
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Yerfs Gauntp, +.

8erf6 Gountp +.
C~1 Sd, benjamin SpIcm prcs
LIS. tbcnctor Der grurt pcn ecmmrn
l~- pleae III nnr Iar SerFs sauntp
be,cuae tiermit, nab ith NIT cen natbbenaIus
ten Nsrlpnen wobl tstaunt bin, ais: Scbn
81. @oucr, Or. Sobn 81. 6Wlt'r, Watblas
g. Nitbarbs, eIq. willam 8bcaes, uht.
Scbn Oliner, eIq. DanleI s. Scas, 2Sils
liam 8. N1nlsr, Scbn 8, Danfelo, Senrp
Nbcaos gIq. Selir SsiIcl, Or. 6icitsr 8
Olnblcnbera, Or. Solomon u. Slrtb, Or.
Scbn 3. Otto.
2lae Shrasr BON Neapina 8crfs eauntp,
Da. psren 0lamen pen por,trbencrn Ssuanliz
fen belacflst fluo, uno oaB UollCr Slaueen
psl carin cutbalteEsn 9nempfeblun9en 9s9s>
ben meroen maa.
Bum SeuaniB beIIen, bate ib bleruDter
mcine llntcrlhrift unp rae Slr9eI Der hela9s
ten Court bmiu9ethat.
benjamin Tvfon, Yrctbcnctar.
Neacins Iu9ult l., 1899.
2lacntcn fur Scrrs Cauntv.
glcs uno 8cpsr, gretcr: Bcunsplle Sriss
mer, Olcppile. {aute unb Slas, Srietcnss
knra. u. 81. glsaUer, 90. 8. Stbrll, Qett.
Oanman ruo Sarret, %analtbmamu,. Gam.
OeVL OHulHelaull. ScVH DptuNl, o'su'oVt
Stride. spstsr Wlarquart, Nmitp. 9aDlc
S6ult5, 6erefcro. Samuel 2relhler 90.
Saepb 3rsitler, WaIbiuston. g.S. .StbuIs,
%. s. nno 9. Sopsr, 9opsstaun. >. y.
Nboaos, 90. 81. Il. Scnss. llnicnUille. S
@sIssr, &amrsnspiar 3. 9. Sc6anf, Ditto
qspi 81. Gilbwt, S1eu Berlin. 3. s. 8etb
td, Sehtelspiae. 6ciosnreitb IL. Sue, Sus:
taun. petsr Snabt, Olsp. Gamusl >cbah
$obatbsplle Saecb Slein Bern. S.Stnm,
gleumanstaun. 1Sm. SLIDER, 6clpeltcra
9amusl Olccr, Staubsburs. Schn 6ctf
man, Snfins @prins. 9Bm. 1t. 9. Sanpe,
flie BcmcIspcrf. Soft Yenlcn, %. Gam
007. 9tlthaus, Waipcncrief. 8. s. Mcbr
W1cbreUi0t.
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Nsabin0n Wldri IA, 1913.

Scr. Oafslep-Sb CLAUDE, bas s5 pfibt sis
ns6 Sscsn 1T, allies su tbun maS in fslnsr
NNabt 1T, fir roS 9Scbl istnsr Nsitmsnibsm
unc ba ib ibsrvu9enoe Stwsis in nsinsr 8as
mile bate, Don Den wunberbaren @t9enibafz
ten Sbrs5 9ieni9unsssSprup6 BON 9ariapas
raa, empfsDs idb psnielbsn 9smiiTtnDaft alien
2sibsnbsn. 9Sir Dattsn boS lln9luf j.pet bon
unisrn &inbsrn 81 psrlieren, purb ben Nu6s
brueb sitsrnosr 9Sunbsn mslts ibr @slibt, &opf
unb leals bebedtsn, pbmpbl mir elnt9e Der 9ss
f6idtsitsn Nsrite 81 ibrer Sebanoluu9 batten,
unb aae befanntsn Otittel prcbirt battsn,
Swman'5 Yanaesd NIT ein9si1lplIsn, cDne
@rfpl9 Gin anesrss meiner &inber wurbe auf
oisislbs 9lrt befalsn, ibr @slht uno S?ale
war sani bsoedt per 2tu5fub war 70 lfarf
uno Die &rantbsit Su elmer felNsn Soebe eab
mir ouf ibr 2sbsn psrsibhtsn. Bon Der mun
rsrbarsn 0Girfunsen Sbrs5 &ejni9un9S Sps
rups, bon Sarlapariaa, btrsne, purben mir
bs,possn ibn ;u probrsn, ais bic lsets 3uftubt;
Ct mirfts glsib Dem 9tufe; Die @slbw,tre fins
gen ic9lsb an III Dsilsn, weni9e Sctteln brahs
fen lis CUR p5ai9sn @siunbbeit wslbe lie ieits
esm ununtsbrobsn 9snoiFn. 2lle ein 9ieini9sr
rss SlutsS, CLAUDE ib Fbsr, bat lie lbrsS 9leis
bsn nibt.
Spbn MpDer Sbnsbsr.
2Sallnub, nabs esr 4ten Strabs, Neaoln9,
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gDertb Der Yotfuoten

9t0e biejeni9en Sanfen, pslbe init elnem(")
Stern be,sldbnst lne, babsn entrpeeer falits
ODER umasdnesrts Hctsn ppn psrfbisesnen Ses
nsnnun9en i'm llmlaufe.
9(as NIT snsm CD Sreus bsjslbnetsn Sans
fen marsn friiDsrbin bHsntllbs 9spolItsSantsn
Die Notsn berjsnisen Sanfsn, wslbs MIR
NIT sinsm 8soanfenifribe II bsSslbnsn,Wers
Den pcn psn Srcfsrs nibt an9enomnlsn.
penniplponien.
Sanfen in pbiLoelpbia.
Ramen. 9iseonto in Ybilab.
Sant BON Ncrtb 9(msrifa* par
9eprtbern 2ibertieS" par
YsnniDlpania* par
penn saunihip" par
Der Ser. Staat.' 33 bis 36
Commercial Sanf,* BON penniplpansn par
SarmerS II. MsbanieS Sanf par
8iraro pittp+ l6
@iraro bitto (Gspbsn)* in pbI'a ssfblcT
&eniin9tcn 30. par
SenItnaton Sapiua Snttuta -
merebants 8ant pcn spbllao. hstr9h.
MpYmenlln9 Sanf+, par
Wanuf. II. Mebanic6 par
Wehanics Sanf in pht'a, par
Manuel >abor Sanf (S.9S. .Opot) 9ebr.
Dennlplpania Sapln9s Sant bctria.
pbilapelpbia Sanf* par
Qbilaoelpbia Sapna Snlttut sebrchn.
pbnaeclpbia &cau Comp. 90.
penn 3c,pni6ip Cav Snit. -
Miharbs CWarf) sebrob.
Scutbwarf Sapinas Sant bctrila.
Sdupltil Cav SnItitut sebrohen
SduDlftG Sanf* par
Sputbwarf Ditto par
QSeltern Sant par
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Stealing, een 3ten O1drh 1889.

Siss be;eust pa6 melne 8rau O1rs Secm,
beinabe IL Sabre lang al clnem Iercfnlolen
uusIhlas eslltten, mclber sinem Setter dhn>
lieb mar, unp tiefe &ocber III br e5eitht, 6al6
uno Slrms einfra6, rcIrn te1anciaer luss
fluff ibrs Ssiunpbet serttortr 70 paB (ts Oft
cine 3ritlans bettldSeris ,par, ,pdbrcnc ,pcl:
der Seit ihre >eicen icbr arcB paren. 9ie
trtsn Isrste becientcn 1e unr allie tcfannte
Olittcl wurpen an9ewcnoet, init nilr serinSer
>inperuns ibres lIsbeIe, mcltbes jcoesmal nit
permcbrtsr 86sartsfsit wlcprrfsbrte. Ga
mir alle 6cfnuns ibrer 9enciuna aufseseben,
mar lle tenabe enttbIoiIcn cen Setrauh al:
lcr Oleoi;inen aufSusetcn, fte ,purec iercth
peranla6t Oafeley's Eeini3un9s Syrup
pon 5ariaparilla, III UeriuCben oct Sc:
tranh bon finf Scttcln pelfeIben, bat Die
Sranfbeit sebobcn unp lts su ppnfpmmner
SeIunpbclt pleber beracitellt.
Tbomas Dicbm,
Neabina, Sebruar q, 1S43.
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Sulpsbceepn. Npril l842.


6r. Oafclsp-0Jaein wsib gliiatetb mar
lanae Seit 1cbr NIT Nbenmatsmus seplast,
pom weltbcr ite lheu 9ebellt sn ieln, oils sln
SeItbwult Ucu stIb,phriStr Natur ftb al
ibrsr Srult ssiate wdtbes etentalls Don sem
ansellcllten Nvjte entfernt rpuroe; alsrann
6fnste 0cb cin Selbwhr an elnem Ssne,
mrltbes ibnell anwnds, cbalrltb allies an9es
ipenbst marb mas pou einem 9elblften NerSte
III tbun mar, nm es 5n belIen. Das eltssn
ilno lebwir uabm taallh gu; enpltb emptabl
ibr Nr3t SIREN Nelniannss: Sprup BON Oar
fapar,lla,tIte nabm bios orsi Sla(ebsM ,pelbe
bic Grantbsit sanjlitb entipur5elten uno ibre
GIunebelt pcI!fommen beritellten SD CT.
aebte es ais Dfitt seacn Sie uno oas Spnb:
litnm, bisfe lhasbare Nr5nep tsfannt 5u ma
t9m. 8saeusts, Senepl|e SIem.
Jobn Klein.
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)reis 100 grempl. it0rt aetb. $3C

ar9en ginleuouns bss Sstrass bsi Der Se.
ltsanns. Ssrlenouns6toiten ,perpsm au6sr.
Gem beree6net.
Sdbrcibsr uno Sbwafe
SO. 226, Slpro ste Sra6c, pbiIap.
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Se(atpare.

Sanf p.QBtlmin9tcn u.Sranoewin*t9Bilm par
Sanf bon 9saware* 2Silmin9tcn par
Sanf bon Smrna, Smlrna, par
DO. DO. 3rpsi9, Dsilfort, par
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HHU Nulle.
Statb Der 146lten OriainalN Nneaabe teIcn>
oers fir een Scbraub psut tIher ScIfs.
febulcn Storcameriea's 3um erltcn WaIe
onrbsrfsben mo einacribtet bon einem
bier lebcncen prattileben @humauue
Sleblt einem OerbeTerten 2tnbanae,
entbatenc: cine fw,aefabte Geographic
BON Imerifa unb insbelcnpere Don pen
8er. ct, 70 pie cine fur5e Ss1ebibts Der
Ser. ct. BON Sloroamerifa, nacb Den Bee
fen 0uslcn bsarteitct. 3pcite Nus9abc.
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(2us Der "llIte unb neue QSelt.")
Naebfclsenres in pen meilten ceutIeben 96u'
len 4merlta's einaefhbrte Sebnlbncb 1T bel
oen ltntcr5eitbnetsn ju pen babel bemcrften
preiIen 5n babrn:
s. y. SSilmien's
SeutlOer AtnDerfreunO fir SGule
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gains ,cAat Is rasiiy more valuable the rg 10 ship diem
he terms as colonial productions 10 Great Bri.
tam aud her e0ionol possessions,
These great and important advantages will pro-
badly double The ralae Of that etiensipe gion aud
make II one OF the most popuhus and lourishng
portions Of the State. Estimated by mere money
ed standard, these advantages are worth, he would
suppose, all he resi- Of the territory claimed By Maine
ieiihoui them. IL 10 this be added the sum of about
5000 900 to be paid her for the expense of dc
Tending her territory and $500 900 to her and Massa
chuseits ~ equal moeties, in consequence of their
assent TO the boundary and the equivalents received
II must be apparent that Maine has made bad
change IA accepting hs treaty, compared with the
award, as far as her separate interest is concerned
But be that as II may, she Is the righyta Judge " her
oton taieress and her assent is sufficient ground
for our assent provided that to which she has as
scented does not involve too great sacrifice on the
part OF the rest of the Union, their honor or
safety. So far from that, far the rest OF the
Union is concerned, the sacrifice Is small and The gai,i
great. They under solemn constitutional obiga-
tons 10 defend Maine, of the members Of the
Union against INVASION and TO protect her territory,
cost what il may, at every hazard. The power,
claiming What she commended to be hers is of the
greatest, If not the greatest earth the dispute Is
OF long standing and of a character difficult TO be
adjusted and, however clear the right OF Maine
may be regarded in the abstract, il has been made
doubtful IN consequence of admissions, for irhich the
Government u the Unien Is responsible. To terminate
such controversy, with the assent Of the party inn
meda,eIy interested, by paying the small sum of half
million--of which large part (say $500 ,OOO) is
unquestonaby due TO Maine, and would have to be
paid to her without the treaty--is indeed small
crhce, fortunate deverance. President Jackson
,oiing 10 aiioto her, has been stated than
toce much for her assent 10 the aeard and IN doing
he so,oed his ieisdon whatever might have been
thought OF 1t at the time. Those at least, ,oho OPP
posed the treaty. oiu charge him ,cih being tcl'g to
sacrifice the interest and honor Of the Union in making
The offer and yet the charge ,chieh they made against this
portion Of The treaty does by implication, subject iohat he
lcas ready to do to similar
The concluding sentence Of this quotation
has given mortal offence to Mr.. Benton
He cannot excuse MIR. Calhoun for pointing out
his shameful Inconsistency. If Mr.. Benton is
really guilty (and he does not deny D Of sub
stanlialIy terming General Jackson's proposed
settlement Of the boundary, more "dishonora-
BILE" and "disgracefur' than the present one, he
will never pardon Mr.. Calhoun for exposing
him!
We milI coptinuo tkoso ovtroctS
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NOTICE
OF REDEMPTION OF TREASURY NOTES.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, April 20, 1913.
Notice IS hereby given that this Department is
ready to redeem all the Treasury notes Of the United
States heretofore issued bearing date on, any
day before, the first day July eighteen hundred AID
forty two, and which have become dse or shall be-
come due, before, or on, the thirteth day Of June
eghtee4 hundred aud forty three and that aceor-
ding to the provisions Of different acts of Congress,
interest upon all the notes herein described wcease
the thireth day of June next
Any notes that may be offered under this notice at
the Depostories Of the United States in the City of
New York, or at the city Of Washington, or at the
Treasury will be redeemed in money and not other
wise. J. c. SPENCER,
Secretary Of the Treasury
a,ril
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

A Mos KENDALL and JOHN f. KENDALL
"A offer their services to such may have business
with the Government Of the following description
viz;
obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office
Procuring PENSIONS army, and ma
w and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement Of accounts whether with the State,
Treasury, War, Navy, or Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting Of claims against the Governme II,
whether for lands other property, money, before
any of the xcutive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in Todd's rooms, number 10, where
Jops f. KENDALL will be found during business
hours AMOS kendall will also attend at the
office 10 consult and advise, and will prepare
cases for presentation to the Departments to Con
gress His knowledge of the forms and details Of
pubc business, derived from service in the public
Offices will enable him to perform this service IN the
most effective manner; and those who ntrtIst us with
business may rely upon the utmost promptitnde, and
the use Of all proper means TO bring II to successful
| issue Our charges will be moderate, depending for
| their amount on the nature of the
Persons at a distance will find IL much cheaper "a
employ We in any business they may have with the
! Government, than 10 come 20 Washington themselves
We will also attend TO the purchase, sale, or eN
change of real property the District and the west
| ern States using our best endeavors prohiahy tc
serve al who will furnish with accurate d, scrip
tons of the kind Of property wanted TO be purchased
| or proposed 10 be sold or exchanged.
| All letters on business should be addressed e
Messrs. Kendall & Co., agents, and must be pos
paid.
| march ls-Iy JOHN KENDALL
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A CARD.-Thc undersigned having, under the
n firm Of Johnson & Callan, opened an office Of
General Agency for the negotiation and transaction
Of such business may be con6ded TO them in this
city, beg leave TO offer TO their friends and TO the pub
lie their services in the sale purchase of all kinds
Of real and personal property, corporation, bank, IN
surance, and other stocks, negotiation Of loans and
investments Of money, collections of claims upon
the several departments Of Government, rents and
dividends bond bills and notes from abroad, payment
Of taxes for non residents set cement Of estates exc
cutting the duties Of trustees, sc. &c; all for fair
and reasonable commission at their office, on ,
street. few doors east Of Messrs. Corcoran Riggs
where they may always be found during business
hours.
The undersigned feel happy in the belief that, TO
those who know, or who ever have known them II
is unnecessary TO say their business viii be conduct
ed upon principles OF the strictest proprey in all
respects, and that all moneys passing through their
hands will be promptly RENTED, or otherwise dis
osed Of according TO Instructions.
LEWIS JOHNSON,
N. CALLAN, Jr.
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TN virtue Of the authority conferred on the Execu-
tive by the second section OF The act oil Congress,
approved on the 26th day Of June, 1894 entitled
act TO create additional Land Offices in the States of
Illinois and Missouri, and in the Territory North of
the State Of Illinois" notice is hereby gwen, that the
Land Office for the Wisconsin District Is to be re-
moved from Muskoday 10 Mineral Point, so soon as
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can be
made.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this llth day of April A. ID. loi3,,
JOHN TYLER.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE,
In relation 10 the remordl Of the Land Office
f-.,n the torn Of Lima 10 Upper SdnduSky,
ia Ohio.
DURSUANT to the provisions Of the first section
j Of the act Of Congress, approved March Sd,
lSa3 entitled ean act providing for the sale Of GER
tain lands IN the states of Ohio and Michigan, ceded
by the Wyaudot tribe Of Indians, and for other pur-
poses,n the Land Office now at Lima, will be re-
moved to the town of Upper Sandusky, within the
limits Of the Wyandot cesson, a. soon as practicable
Further notice as to the pre- Use time Of removal
will be issued by the Register and Receiver of the
Lima Office
Given under my hand at the City Of Washington,
this 18th day Of April, A. ID. 1913
JOHN TYLER.
By the President;
THO. II. Blanc,
Commissioner cfihe General Land Office
april l3-law6w
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STATIONERY, PRINTING AND BINDING.
Navy DrrAnrMrHr, May I5th, lS43.

NAVY DEPARTMENT, May l5tii, 1913.
- EPARATE proposals will be received At the Office
~ Of the Secretary of the Navy, until O'Clock,
r. M, Of the 10th day Of June next, for furnishing
oil The stationery, and executing all the pruning anu
binding that may be required by the Navy Depart
ment, or any OF its Bureaux, for the year com
mencng lst July, l5i3 and ending on the 3Oth June,
1874.
All the articles TO be furnished and work to be
executed must be Of the best quality, and TO The ga
tlsiacton Of the head Of the office for which they
are required Samples of stationery must be sub
mitted with the proposals, and those Of the person
contracting will be retained TO compare with deliye-
ries. The other samples will be returned on de-
mand.
The Department reserves TO itself the right Of or
derlng greater less quantity Of each and every
article contracted for, the public service may re-
quire.
Bonds with approved security, to be given by the
person or persons contracting; and IN case OF fan
ure TO supply the articles, or TO perform the work,
the contractor and his surees shall be liable for the
forfeiture specified in such bond as quidated dana
gcs, TO be sued for in the of the United States,
in any court having jurisdiction thereof.
To ensure uniformity IN the proposals, blank forms
will be furnished TO all persons desiring to bid But
one price must be affixed 10 each article
STATIONERY.
10 reams Folio Post paper, ruled
40 do Cap do do
30 do Quarto Post do
40 do Envelope do
5000 Quilts 60, 10 and 80, opaque and clarified
800 Cards of Steel Pens 9 or IL on card
rs dozen Red Tape, No. 10 to 25
80 pounds best superfne Sealing Wax
20 do second quality do
Is do do Waters
so Penknves
"a Erasures
sc Ivory Folders
"a Sand Boxes
l2 pairs of Shears and Scissors
60 quarts Black Sand
"a Wafer Stamps, of ivory
"a Pounce Boxes do
5 pounds India Rubber
"a dozen Black Lead Pencils
3 do Red do
S do quart bottles Black Ink
3 do pint bottles Red Ink
500 Sheets Of Parchment, best prepared
"a Ink Stands, of glass and Wedgcwood
10 pounds Gum Arabic
"a Paper Weights Of BRASS composition, or lead
10 pounds Cotton Irvine
10 do Flax do
200 sheets Drawing Paper, from medium to anti
quaran
II sticks India Ink.
PRINTING.
$500 copies of Navy Register, about 10 pages folio
rost, Svo, mostly rule and figure work; to be
folded and stitched, with blue covers paper
included
SO copies of Navy Register, same matter overrun
into quarto form; to be hall bound ana ~
of the copies to be interleaved aud LENT ihed
Circulars and other blanks, paper included
Quarto Post l. 2, g. or pages, per quire, per ream
Cap do do 40 10
Folio Post do do do 10
Book work. exclusive of paper
Composition, per 1000 ems
Press-work, per token
BINDING.
Newspapers, daily, per yearly volume
Books, Svo., full bound, in calf and sheep
do half bound
Blank Books, for records &c, similar to those now
in use, which may be examined by all inclln-
ed to bid
Letters, to be half bound, per pattern. ,,
A. THO. SMITH,
Acting Secretary Of the Nary
may l5-lawtl6june
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UAMS.-Just received $50 small Hams, country
| cured, expressly for family use. For sale very
low By VIM +. DOVE
Fronting Pennsylvania avenue, between
may ls-f 18th and l4th streets
A CARD-The following Card was published in
"A March last, and is now re published for the
accommodation Of those who neglected attending TO it:
The undersigned respectfully but most earnestly
requests all persons indebted to him prior to Si3 to
cali at his store before the 9Th day Of next month,
(June) as he will be constrained TO place all debts
withou, distinction then outstanding, the hands Of
an officer for collection prompt settlement ofthem
being indispensable
may 3 d3w w FISCHER.