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New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
REHABILITATION
Net wbip loss since l94O in % towns j

Nett Wing loss since l84O in % towns = -l94
In a few towns Fillmore runs slightly behind the
Wing Electoral Ticket, and Wright proportion
ably ahead Of Polk.
In Hydepark, Rankin, Wing Candidate for Con-
gress, runs II ahead of the Electoral Ticket not
withstanding so Irish cast for his Loco
foco opponent
In Phlipstown, Putnam Comfy, the vote for
,,an,har of ,ha Aaaemhly xes ~ folloue.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

Total Northern gain so far .6I7.
Add this to our gain on the Ohio River, and
there can be no doubt of the State.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
By our North itiver Express.
The River Counties.

S O'CLOCK, A. M.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

f The DAILY TRIBUNE served al IN early hour In INV
pan OF this City brooklyn al NINE cEsTs per sat
bic to the CAREER those who p,eter il a, the
orsx months or ye.I payable the office in odvones
Person. wshins &c be servsd will please send i, tb.,
through the Post OHies OF othsrvtss, - -A'"
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06

,ember of The Assembly was as follows !:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-11-06
New.York Election.
eur city.

Po.ks maj. about ls43 V.Buren's do. ...sso.
.showins the nigh, majority. bu, not tho full vote.
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llnter ben Wormonen finb Die

Inter ben Mormonen iino Die
innern 3piiti9feiten gu einem bos
ben @raoe eesitiesen. partbien
BON 5unoerten rifen itb Los, um
na6 peri6ieoenen @e9enoen, raeiit
noroli6 nob Soma ooer 0ifli6 nab
penniplpanien aus5utpanoern.-
Sionep &i9oon, Der NIT einer 2(n=
sobl Qnbdn9er na6 pittsbur9
au5wanoern wcllte, wuroe oebbalb
70 on9efeinbet, baB feline perion
in Gefabr Fam. ST 1T ieet in
unierer Stoot uno fbleuoert Ser
Dommunssurtbeile 9eeen Die ee9en
warti9en Wormonenleiter. 8ies
le, bic man fegeril6er Gelinnuns
ooer 8ioerieeli6feit 9e9en Die
Npoitel fit perodbti9 bdlt, tpert
Den aub BON Der STRIDE ielbit aus.
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9 BENT i6feiten 9es
9 e n 81 en- b a ) II n.--Gin
Siofer fro9te ben onoern: u8os
1T ben nit beinen Sbimmel, oer
ldBt ia Den &opf felt GINGER 3eit
bdn9en, ais wenn ct oorouf 9eben
lpolIte 2" u0o6 Oumme euoer mabt
ii1 8eponfen tber Die GiIenbabs
, nen ba briiben."
g Dine e.-Sn Der gtdbe BON
9O0ioap5bur9. 9ennl., fiet por
weai9ea &o9en % 3cQ bob uno
in 9peomin9 Gauntp beTelben
Staote5 0 3Cu bob S@nee. (S.
Die omerifanif6e Sla99e our6
ole Sn9lan0er belOImpftt - S0n
8io Soneiro miro 9emeloet, Dap
Der Gapit6n oer en9I. &rie9Sbri99
Il lert 5 Weilen BON Gambia Die
omerifoniitbe 8ri99 Ceres ans
9ebolten, NIT @etpolt oieieIbe bes
itie9en un0 pom GapitGn Die GIz
ber perIon9t babe. Der 2(merlfas
net spei9erte ii6 uno Din9 Die ame.
rlfonii0e SIo99e Dor bic Goiiite,
um Dem Gu9ldnoer Den GinSan9
gu pebren; oieIer riB fie berunter
uno nobm oa6 eo9bub nit Gspalt
meg. Ser Gopitdn erbielt e5 nidbt
Suriid, oerlieB lein Sbif.
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OIl(Jl2AP OIhO pJl:.gl.lMlE4o III z ~
itr Saar9etb.
NntltG @0lu8Ca1:llE0f,

Ssbient ib pieler @eIe9enbet feinsn bi5bsrs
gen @6nnern uno Tteunoen, iopie Dem 0eebrs
ten DuDl'fum ilberbaut anSujei9en,paB ct ieinen
Gleiber uno Serftbteoenbeit5- Stobr
eini9e Sblren weiter bsrunter perIe9t bat, nno
berielbe 1T nun cine Sbir meiflitb BON Dem
Qeirtbabauie gum "penniDlpaniibsn Sausr''
i'm ,peif!iCben MarftsSiersf, no man Nrtifel
jeber glrt faufen Fam, fei eS pa5 s5 nil, pom
Sleinifen biz sum @rtbten. 9is QGaaren Die
CT sum Herfauf onbetst iino ale auf 2luftcs
ticnsn in pbIabeIpDa 9efauft uno fGnnsn oa,
bsr mcbtfsler perfouft merbsn, ,pie lie iraenSs
mo perTrti9t lperben f6nnsn.
Or bat befoncer8 immer pcrrdtbia GiIens
tp""ren, CrofenWaaren, eini9s 5pe,erci.
en- tsrtl99smabte Hleioer .5ausaer6t5s
iebatten aus Speitsr joanb, uno Ju,peliers
tpaaren. 2tub bat sr Kappcn jtper 2lrt ~
tsbr nisori9sn 9reilsn. Saufluifi9e linb eins
9elaesn onjurutn uno mS9sn eins6 9utsnSdrs
gems psriibert iein.
Geaoing, April Is. 81.
N. .. Ser 9sitbidtsSbneipsr fino jset bsi
ibm beihdfti9t Slerer jsbsr 9(rt III psrfrtj9sn.
Vt bat ae9enwdrti9 200 Yaar fsrti9s SoOisn
uno ilbsr 800 @ofe auf S9anb, Die er woblfil
psrPaufsn wirp.
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&appenmaber uno S6neloer.
OuDiD SeDO,

cylautt 0h Dem ssebrten publifum bon Sic:
apins unp Der NabbarIhaft ersebsnf an3us
sciaen, ba6 ct It6 ais Sappenmaeter d CT
etablrt bat. @eine merfitatt 1T in BET
Slp stem Srabe, nabe Dem OlarttG spl'
febsn 8curbcns "W2auacn 5cuIe" uno 9Sel'
by'e Sctsl, mo- ct fcrtwabreno cine srcbe
Aus,pabl 8appen anf 5anp bait, Die sn ben
tiuisFsn prellen perfauft iperpen.
CT 1T ebenfaIls bereit BEN Dubllfum ais
Slsioerma6er 5u pienen uno idmeicbelt itfb
lae, Die ibn NIT ihrcr Sunoi6aft teebren
,pcIlcn, sur 3ufrierfnheit beclencn 5u ttnnen.
Dureb mdbise prelie uno quite lrbeit bpft
Ct fh pabsr eiueu auten 3ulprud Su 06ern.
qsuts Die ielblt SIeicer ndben aber nlbt ius
fhneicen t6nuen, iperosn itn terclt fnoen,
elefes @ebaft t,llts fir lte 5u perrltten.
Neaolna, Den Is. October, 1874.
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i'll Dem Srfdn9nide Der gountp 8erfe fnr,
oecr Damn fein mtsen 9cricbtIieb gu perfabs
rtlL 70 mic rs retbt icin mag.
"Bett crbalte Ole Eepublif p
Danicl Gitcrly, S9erif.
ShcrifT6 2tmt, 9ieapin9,}
Oftcber s. 1914. { Am.
gF9ic 3cuscn unr Surors, ,peIde auf err
faate @curt poraeIaDen ftno, perorn erinbt,
pInftlicbteit 3n becbotbtrn: i'm Sail ibres
Qusblcitcns ncrprn fe in &rmdbbelt bes
@eTeBes paln ac3nun9cn. 9icic2Iu5ei9e ,pirs
auf trlcnpcrn Srfebl rer Court brfannt 9cs
matbt, 9abcr oac 0iejen9cn, lpelhen es ons
Sebt, ficb oarnatb 3u ritbten babcn.
GF0ic 8ricbcnsricbtcr pur6ous bergauns
tp Ino cbrcrEicthiaIt eriutbt SCricbt bon NG'
coqni5aneGs uno 2tntlaaen an cincn rcr pro-
ieQuircupen 2tnpdIre, peter Sllbert nnb 9.
QrinaIe Srnce, gsqu einisc Sage Dor Der
Court Sn macben 70 baB 8ills 3uberritet
wcrpen m6aen, fir pas 6anecIn oct @rano
Surp uno partccn, Sen9en unp teppbnrn'
oeJurp teinc Seit Dcrlieren.
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qrpCl q nj 4 t / . It.

Stadbem ber Itbtbare .JobnSanfs,esQ.
spreltbent Der DeritblcbeneG @ourtcn pon@pm:
men splcas, bes brittcn @ericbtsbesirfs, BE:
tebeno aus cen gaunties Scrfs, Slortbamps
ton nnc secba, III pennIplDanien, unb Slid:
ter Der umterGcbieolihen gcnrten BON Opev
uno 3ermlner, oer biertcljdbrliebrn GiBuns
9en uno aa9emciner 8cfdn9ni6 grlepisun9,
in 9epacbtcn gaunties, unb Watbias S.Sties
barb nno Scbn Stauhier, gsq's, 8iebtsr
bet Gcurten BON Oper uno 3erminer, Der
bierteljabrlidcn 9iBunQen nnb aa9emeincr
Gefdn9niB Grlebi9una, fir Die Nibtnn9 bon
5aupts unb anpcrn Sertrehen in 9cpahter
Ganntp Sert6, ihrem Sefcbl an mitb als9es
itellt baten, oatirt Ncapiu9 Den IL. Nu9ult,
"A. I'D. 1914, worin lte cine gcnrt ronSoms
mon Dleas Der al9emcnen Diertelj jabtllben
Sibun9en Over uno Srrminer unp aQaemeis
ner GefdnsniB erleo9uns anberaunen, ,pels
che acbalten wsroen IoQ su 9teaoin9, fir Die
gauntp 8crts, auf oen erifcn nIonta9
i'm ndbiten 1opbr. [melttes ben 4ten bes
erla9ten Olonats iein wiro1 unb ipelebc aipei
QSoheu oauern ion-
So miro biermit Natbriht 9escbcn an Den
Coroner, bic Srieoensricbter lnb gonftabel
Der sebaebten gauntp 8erfs oa6 iie {ttb 81
erIaster 3eit, tim 10 ltbr Vcrmittags, nit
ibren 8er1eihniiTen Neaitraturen tlntsr,
lutbunsen ,lno eraminationen uno alien ai>
bern erinnsrunsen einSuflnoen baten,u fol-
de 0inae gu tbun, bic ibren 4smtern sll
| tbun cblisen.-Oessleiten Oiejeuisen ipel.
6s psrtunoen fno seSsn bic GefanssAen Die
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Mpnta9, Den 4ten gtouember 1914,

Mpnto9, Den 4ten gtopember 1914,
borbrinsen Ioa lei riner SerIammlltn9 Der
Nidter (giner Uou jecsm DifrifO, i'll Dem
gourtbauie Oct Stapt Isapin9, mann unb
100 Die 1eb 70 3u periammelnbcn 8it6ter bic
perf6lepencn 8srictte oufdben uno einen
Serdt fir ben aausen Dltrift lber ibren
reipettiben llntsrIcbrften uno Giesel, aus
fsrtisen uuo rrcifacbe Seridte ma6en fcIlsn,
uuterseibuet bon cria9tcn NIdtern.
Sessbcn uuter meiner 6anb, i'm Sberiff6:
amt, 5u Geapina, pcn 3ten Octoter, Il. 9.
1914, uno i'm Gotten Der ltnabbdnqisfsit.
Daniel GitcrlN 9berif.
Octcber ben Is. 1854. 3nt.
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0eleQltD 2(u a6lun0.

Die llntsrihriebsntr bon ber Tirma 9 tes
pben unO Gregory. baben5tb beute NIT
beioerieiti9sr @inpia9un9 9etrsnnt. 2(le Ders
icnsn Die nod an eria9tc 8jrma ftbuIpi9 iinrv
wclIsn 9sfd0i9it bsi Scbn Stepben anrufen.
Der pa5 8sftbdft fOrtbttrei6t, uno bre &sbs
nun9en p3ne SerSu9 eutribtsn.
Jobn 5tepben,
Jobn Gregory.
Septembsr 80. 1914. (Oftt. 81 3m.
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G,r,pGflcr 9srpflam,atipn.

Snpem &c in uno ourh cine 4fts Der &es
neralsI Idtmblp, pai1lrt osn 2. Setruar 1902
perorpnet itt, paB Die reIpeftiprn gaunttss
pes Gtaats, welebe beretbtlSt iinp fir @lls'
Der oct 8eneral Hhemtlp 5u ttlmmcn, cine
QBabl balten lollen an cen ndmlicben spldt'
aen, 100 fir Iolhe Slisoer bel Oct lestsn
Dabl setiint iporoen 1T, auf oen 5tsn Srels
tag, Oct Dem ten Olithpocb i'm 0ecember
1904 Dorber9ebt, uno auf ben 5trn SreltaS
BET benz fen W1ittmcb i'm 0seemter porbers
aebt, in jsbem Yicrten Sabre oaruatb, gu bem
gucSwet, grnablsr fir prsilOent unp 93ies
prefoent bet Serelnistsn Staatsn su CT:
,pablen:
Sabsr lafIe i'd, 0anel eiterlp, 9eterif
ber gauntp Ssrfs, sufolse ber mir burcb bic
pbsnermatnts Ifte auferlssten Dfiebt, eipe
tneine Proclamation cr9eben, nno 9ebe oen
Sreilsuten BET srlasten gauntp, bic beretbs
tist Itno ftr Die WlitStiebsr oct Ifeuibip su
ttiinlnen, Stabriht, oa6 fe 0b 5u ben ses
ip6bnliden Gtuncen All tbren reipeftipen
Wabls Diltriften perIammelm auf
Sreitao ben l iten nGbiten 0opember,
unO panu lno oa gu ttilnmsn fir
Sehs uno 5rpan3ig erwabIer
fir pre1tbent uno SicessDreiteent per Serei.
nisten Gtaaten,
nno oab bic Nihter, Snipeftcren uno Scbrsi.
Bet Der Dorber9ebenoen Babl bsi5urpobnen
rno bic nanlIcten pfi6ten aneSuilben ba.
ben, ote ibnen an9eipiefen 0no bel Oct 3Babl
fitr @Iieoer ber aGemblp, uno ben ndmlitben
Strafen nnterworfen ftno fit Yfi6tpernab.
labisuns, benen fte bel per 3Babl fir @licoer
Der Qnsmblp unter,porfen nno.
itno ss 1T ferner psrfist ha6 bic 8ihter
encs jeben 0iltrfts, Gcbalc bic Stmmen az
le abselelsn unb sssabIt Isin ipsrbsn, sn Ger,
titieat, unterseibnet bon ben erIasten Nihs
tern cper elmer Olebrbeit cerielben, ausferti,
gen lcllen, bon cer 3abl oer 9timmen, Die
fur jeben ganoioaten seseben wproen, ,pelebs
sahl in wcrten bsr $dnse nab ausaeDrhf
fperren mus, unb elmer Oct er1asteu Stietter
oas errpabnte gsrtifttat III 9erpabruns neb:
men une auf
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SGreibpopier 81 perfaufen bier.
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Waht Naum fir sic oOlpene NuQel

UENlVl NNHIII TIT Vlt YDICtHt 3tH9PI !!
Die ltnterlbrisbsnen ltno juit BON Ybiabsls
pbin Surlif9efebrt NIT sinem 9r6ssrn u. wObIs
feilersn 20rrtement bon SUDDEN, @aiImierS uno
Sattnett5 ais jemaI5 in Nsaoin9 an9ebotsn
p0reen, belfebenO aus
S6morEn unb blauftbwarjsn Subsn, bon
81 30 Bis so. SIau uno unltbtbarsarin,
bon 81 90 bis 3 so. Braun unb oemifCbt bon
81 IS Bis , so. SbIitbte Ibmar;e mp blaus
fbmarae @alimiars, ron 75 st. Bis 2 25, aez
mlrfslt uno 9eitrift ST 25 Bis 90. GhGtbt
Qepilrfslt uno 9eifreifte Sotinstt5, ron 373 6.
biS 90. Sbwarj unb itbtnfarbi9e fron;jIi,
tbe Sube, febr mcDIfeil. @benfatl5 Elm 0rc6eS
a0ortement @rapatten fir G.erren, Sbdrpsn,
StOfS &C, Bel G'Srien unb Raisuel.
Heoon9, Ssptember II. 81.
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9ln gonO : StDbrbQItr.

O'Sricn unO Eaisuel Itnp jeet am gr
6fncn eincs icbr arcBcn 2I6crtcments 3eitaes
ma6cr trofner Sitter, ioItbc aIs 3uebe, gas
ltmirs, Sattincts, Sentufp Scans uno a5cl:
Sst:Gcrcen, nebtt einem qroBcn 8crratb bon
rpthen weibcn uno 9elben BartbcnO, feincn
no @dir5ens&elih, klaue, braunc mD 9rIs
ne Doc fin, 2ilhoefen cri1tb, aebIelbtc unc
unscbIeitbte Olo6line uno 0reHe, gattune &C.
arn aolpenen Susel Stpbr.
Sept. "a. m.
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SGncp s alImier6.

SUIT srbaIten Elm 9rOsss2(Gcrtsmsnt bon fus
psrs9e5piu9ten 9epltrfsIten franSSNiben gas
limsr6, ebenfaQ6 Iblidbte unb 9eitreifte.
Neuart9e QSeifsnSeu9e. Bobftil sum 8srs
fauf bsi O'Srien uno Naiauel.
Seaoina, Sftoter 8.
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Vripot : 9Serf0uf.
Der llntcritbrietene tistst an 3u pefauft
bnreb SpriUat 6anbrl:
Il.


bnreb priYat 5anbel:
Cine pOrnebme Ylantalhe,
srleaen in 6anoper 9auuihip, $itanpn gann.
tp, nabe Den QDoder,perfen, entbateno 1914
2lfer sutes SolftcInlonS, Oppon 30 Nfsr
6cl5lanO 1T. 9aranf 1T errItbtct: Gin Q.
t0fiat fcinernes 6aus, cine snte Stbencr
uno icnit nccb Sleben9ehdupc. Gin f6tnsr,
tra9enber Saum 9arten, .Sg1s s5s
uno ou6 fiebcnbeS 8afer be- aSS.SSa
ttnret fcb eatci. -vAxa,-
Sur cin fIeiner She'll oss Infanfeprcijcs
braudGt sleitb beSablt in msrben, uno Belts
miro icssitb 9raetsn. &aufultise belicbcn
ftcb 5n mclpsn bei Sobn Drummer, giq, in
Scnestann. Jobn JQun9.
Iu9uit, 20. 81.
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Carpets Carpets !! Carpets !!
0kSthfr Snsreen Carpets, juit crhaltsn
-" uno 5u beraEaelesten prriien gu prrs
taufen lei O'Sricn nnc Eoi9ucl,
Sbilb oer 9cloenen GuQel.
Sept. "a. bp.
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3in1l Safeln.

Sultferbaltn cine Ouantitdt bor5ialiher
3inntafeln . G. uno 8. g., am 6artwaaren
Stpbr, Gds Der penn' uno 6ten Strabe.
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NOTICE.
TRANSFORMATIONS OFrioE, b. and o. r. Rp.,

TRAEsroRTATIoS OFFiCE, b and o. r. Rp.,
June, 1874.
M ERCHANTS and others are respectfully in
1Nl formed that and after Thursday next, the
Goth instant, the hours for the reception and delivery
OF commodities at this Depot will be as follows,
viz:
From O'Clock A. M. until 3 clock p NJ, and
From until p NJ daily, except Sunday.
Goods will be delivered only to the consgnees in
person, to such draymen others who may have
their written order authority to receive them and
the freight upon which must in every be paid
on delivery.
BY order: SAM'L STETTINIUS,
june lin Agent
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NONE.

All bidders are requested to extend the amount Of
their bids for each article and hb the total amount
Of each bid
The periods and quantities of each delivery nj
those posts where they not specified, will be, one
fourth LIST June, LIST September LIST December, Is45
and LIST March, 1876.
The hogs of which the pork is packed to be fat,en-
ed on corn, and each hog weigh not less than two
hundred pounds, and consist of one hog to each bar
rel excluding the feet, legs, ears and snout. Side
pieces may be substituted for the hams. The FORK
is To be first sailed with Turks Island salt and then
carefully packed with the same article in pieces moi
exceeding ten pounds each
When the packing has been completed. the CON
tractor must furnish to this Office a certificate from
the packer, that the pork has been so sailed and paok
ed The pork is 10 be contained in seasoned benrt Of
white oak barrels foil hoped, the beans and salt in
barrels and the soap and candles in strong boxes Of
convenient size for transportation.
Salt will only be received by measurement of th;r
ty TWO quarts to the busheI. The candles to have
cotton wlcks. The Provisions for Prnire-do- Chen
and St Peters must pass ST. Louis for their ultimate
destination, by the 10Th April lSi5. A failure in
TINS particular will be considered breach of contrac,
and the Department will be authorized to purchase 10
supply these posts. The provisions will be inspected
al me TIME and place of delivery and all expenses 10
he paid by contractors until they are deposited at such
as may be designated by the agents of The
Department
HE Commissary General reserves the privilege Of
increasing or diminishing the quantities or of PEN
sing with any or all articles required al sny post at
any ""e oefors entering into contract and also of
increasing or reducing the quantities of each deIiv-
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Posr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
July 9th, lS44.

PROPOSALS for carrying the Mails of the Uni
i ted States, from the lst OF October, 1874 to the
30ih June, IS47, inclusive, the following route IN
South Carolina, will be received ut the Contract
Office Of the Post Office Department In the city OF
Washington, until the 10th day of September, lS44,
at p. m, to be decided the next day
No. 1882. From Adams Run to Edisto Island, ID
miles and back, twice week.
Leave Adams Run every Tuesdsy and Friday at
p. m arrive at Edisto Island day, by p. IN.
Leave Edslo Island every Tuesday and Friday at
& a. m arrive at Adams Run same day, by III a. m
No proposal will be considered unless 1T be accom-
panied by guaranty, signed by one or more respon-
sible persons, in the following manner, viz
"The undersigned --- guarantee that -----, if
his bid for carrying the mail from to ---
be accepted by the Postmaster General, shall en-
ter into obligation prior to the LIST day of October
next, with good and sufficient sureties to perform the
service proposed"
This should be accompanied by the certificate Of
Posl" lter other equivalent testimony, that the
glsrantors are men of properly, and able to make
good their guaranty.
The proposal should be sent to the Department
sealed endorsed Proposals for route No. 1882, and
addressed to the First Assistant Postmaster General
For the prohibition of bids resulting from combina
TONS and the terms and conditions which the con-
tract is to be made see the last annual advertisement
s. n. HOBBiE
Acting Postmaster General.
iuIy Q-Aw
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cry oas-third subsequent 90 contract giving ax-
~ days previous notice.
Bidders, not heretofore contractors, are required
to accompany their proposals with evidence Of their
ability, together with the names OF their suretles.
whose responsibility must be certified by the District
Attorney, OF by some person we'll known TO the Gov
ernment; otherwise their proposals will not be acted
.idpaaces cannot be made any case, and Evidence u
inspection and Jn delivery will be required at this office
before rsqiisitioa ,oH be made upon the Treasury for
payment, which will be effected in such pub ic money
as may be convenient to the points of delivery, the
places of purchase, the residence Of the cootrac
tors, at the option of the Treasury Department.
No drafts on this Office will be accepted paid
under any circumstances.
Each proposal will be sealed in separate envei-
ope, and marked Proposals for furnishing Army
Subsistence"
GEO. GIBSON, C. G.. S.
July 9--tSept H.
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PATENT OFFICE, June "a, 1874

PATENT OFFICE, June "a, 1874
- EPARATE proposals will be received at this
~ office, until the Goth July next for supplying
Fuel of the following kinds and quantity and deliver
ed at the Patent Office, viz
10 tons red grey ash Anthracite Coal, broken
and screen'd and in quality like specimen in the
office.
500 bushels (maple) Charcoal
SO cords best quality oak wood (young growth) TO
be delivered on the LIT October-to be corded and
inspected Of the office.
s cords best yellow pine wood, to be delivered on
the lst October-to be corded and inspected at the
Office. HENRY l.. ELLSWORTH.
june 25 Untei)
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BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE :UNiTEp
STATES.

In pursuance of law, l. Jons Tyler, President of
l. the United aes of America, do hereby declare
and make known that public sales will be held at the
Underwent oneJ land Offices in the STATE OF IN
DIANA, at the periods hereinafter designated, TO
wit:
Al the Land Office at WlNAMAC, commencing
on Monday, the twenl yhrst day of October next for
The disposal OF the public lands hereinafter described,
VIZ:
North Cfhs Base Line and East ofihe Second Principal
.ueridian
The northeast quarter of the scttn "A and the west
halt OF the southeast quarter of section lhrlys IN
township ihiny-four, of range one
The lots one two, three ard four m the south half
OF section twelve, IN township tLniy SIX, of range
one
West half OF southwest quarter of sect twenty
one, southeast and southwest quarters of section
twenty-five, northwest and southwest quarters Of
section twenysev north half and southwest quar-
Ter OF section twenty four and sections twenty five
and 'hiry-sx, IN township ihny-six, Of range two.
AT the Land Office at VINCENNES, CONNIE ncing
on Monday, the tweDty-eighih day of October next
crlbed, viz:
North ofhe Base Line and Westof the Second Principal
Meridian
sections one and two, the fraction OF section three
north OF the Ind boundary line north half of the
northeast quarter OF section eleven and north half
OF section twelve in township four of range five.
The fractional northwest quarter, east of river, of
section SIX, IN township four, Of range seven.
The fractions Of sections six, seven Thirty and
thihy-one, on the south side of White river in town
ship two, of range seven.
The fractions of sections lhiriy-two and thirty
three, on the south side ofthe White river, in town
ship five, Of range seven.
AT the Land Office at JEFFERS ONVILLE
commencing on Monday the fourth day of November
next, for the disposal Of the public lands within the
small traction OF section twenty-five, in township
four, Of range two situated in bend on The south
side OF White liver and north of the Indian boundary
lne and also oithe southeast quarter of section thlr
ty-hur, N township three, of range two--al lying
north 1.-THE base line and of the meridian
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools
military or other purposes, will be excluded from
sale.
The sales will each te kept open for two weeks
(uness the lands are sooner disposed Of and no
longer; and no private entries of land in the
shs so offered, will be admitted until after the exp
ration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at The City of Washington
this twenty fourth day of June, Ammo Domini, 1874
JOHN TYLER.
BY the President:
Tho. II. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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PROPOSALS FOR PINE WOOD.

NAVY AGENT's OFFICE,
Washington, June 2lst, 1874,
ID ROPOSALS will be received at this Office until
4 three o'clock on Wednesday, the Gath of July
next, for the delivery Of eleven hundred cords Of
good merchan'abe seasoned Pine Wood, upon the
wharf at the Navy Yard in this city to be landed in
spec'ed and measured by sworn inspector, free of
expense to the Government-ofiers TO be endorsed
Proposals for Pine Wood. Security will be required
in one-half the amount of the contract, and ten per
cent reserved out of each payment, till the contract
is complied with. The wood must all be delivered
by the first day Of December next.
VIM. b. SCOTT,
une "a Globe & Int. Navy Agent