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The pay ofthe commsioners axed by the commission
a copy Of which you have, -'DhG . NJ. ft ~
THIS estimate may okisrgss but when all the cirsum
justified - :.
The Cumanches a rowing people, and hunt from the
1ns They stay but few days any point and the dim
Guilty Of finding thea only be those who have
bands Of them Separate runners had 70 be sent 10 the d
iem bands For their safety they hsdto go companies
Of AK 90 eight and had pack their The
to ride and pack and provisions had 10 be furnished and In
addition 70 the ordinary price Of runners they had to be
We had to carry tolsraby large force with us on nc.
count Of the hostile disposition of the Indians We applied
count ofthe cherokes dime ues they could not be spared
ana we had TO take young men from evh life Mules to
nde and pack, and provisions had be furnished
The Indians came in slowly land nj long intervals somr
lived long way on; some were kept of by evil reports
from senh Interested persons and second set OF runners
in instances with presents had 10 be sent amongst
them u correct these reports Il uay wet
winter and spring and Indians win not travel in the rain
ihey are not to be hurried by any inducensn AL these
things produced delay and delay attended uhsvoidaby
with great expense We had 10 feed all that and
those that rs would mot 20 into council t ali had
assembled aud had TO feed for several months
m me last band Of the Cumanches arrived and finished
the treaty The ration per day for each eight ten
pounds Object The Of goods given as presents
was nnch increased ths necessity Of sending pres.
snts by our runners to concilss them and induce
come into council at ALL though think the amount we'll
expended for had tendency not only to conciae but
to convince them OF our sincerity. ... '..'
The delegations OF the different prairie tribes this city
was aPproyedb by every man we the frontier the
our numbers strength and resources and secure peace
aud quiet on the borders during the Mexican difc
cannot make full and detailed report tll the arrival OF
my colleague, who is detained by or till re,
eeivo the papers in his possession which have written
for As soon as he arrives or getthe papers will
iull and hope Satisiactory report hope this hasty
sketch which Is not sent report, will be satisfactory
for the present.
Your obedient servant
. NJ O. LEWIS
Hon. CnAmHAs of the Committee Of Ways and Means.
In reply to an inquiry Of Mr.. BARRMeER, Mr.
Mex. said there were fory-seven Indians. With
reference TO their board here there had been some
misstatement, Ii was supposed that 50 per day was
paid for board for each; the fact was that the COM
missioner made contract before the arrival of these
Indians with the keeper Of the hotel for their board
at SO per week. m
MIR. Mex. had here the instructions Of the Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs 70 these sub-commis
Mr.. THURMAN. By whs, commissioners lone were
these instructions givenf ,a ol'' w |
Mr. MCKAY. BY Mr.. Crswfojd D.. w.
Mr., Mex read from the instructions, which are
as follows: 1a' w" 'N ""' '''. ~ |
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r ANCAsTER, Pa. RIFLES, PISTOLS,

ANCAsTER, Pa. RIFLES, PISTOLS,
- RIFLSE-BARR &c.-The subscr
Der at Lancaster, Pa. is extensively engaged manu-
featuring rifles, pistols northwest short guns, and
powder horns for the Indian trade. Also rifles pistols
riae-barrels, powder horns, double triggers, rifle
wpers, &C., for the south and southwestern trade.
They sold at the lowest price, and all articles
warranted to sustain the reputation this place has
long since attained in its manufacture Of rifles.
Orders promptly attended to.
HENRY Z. LEMAN,
March 3--dly Il Lancaster, Pa.
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nROPOsALs, scaled and endorsed proposals

nROPOSALS, sealed and endorsed proposals
i for shoes and pumps" will be received at this
Office until 3 o'clock p m. on Wednesday, the I'D
day Of July next, for furnishing and delivering, at
such times and in such quantities may from time
70 time be required during the fiscal year ending
June 80, l947, at the nayy-yards at Boston, New
York and Norfolk, on receiving twenty days notice
from either of the commandments thereof from the
chief OF this bureau.
Five thousand pairs (more or less) Of shoes, and
ten thousand pairs (more or less) OF pumps:
To be equal in quality, and conform IN every
respect las regards the quality Of the materials,
shape, binding, lining, sewing and stitchiug) to the
samples deposited at said navy yards respectively
The said shoes and pumps TO be stamped with the
contractors name, number Of shoe and pump, and
wear when made; and be delivered in good, strong
boxes free of all charge TO the United States and to
undergo such inspection as may be established by
the chief Of this bureau or by the commandments of
the wards where delivered under his approval Such
as do not conform strictly to the samples will not be
received
The sizes of the shoes and pumps will be in the
following proportion for each 100 pairs, viz:
One of No. u, two of No. IL, eight OF No. TO-
ten Of No. 9, fifteen Of No. 81, eighteen of No. g.
fifteen Of No. II, fifteen OF No. 7, six Of No 81,
fourof No. 6, three of No. S. Boys sizes, one Of
No. 4, two Of No. 8.
Persons disposed to offer, and who are not known
to the bureau must accompany their bids with evil
dence, approved by some government officer, Of
their ability TO comply with the terms of their pro-
posals. Offers fiom those who have heretofore
failed to comply with their engagements, will, at the
discretion Of the chief Of this bureau, be dsregarded.
For further information, persons disposed to sub
nit proposals are referred to the advertisement of
this bureau, dated 22d April last The shoes and
pumps then deposited as samples proving not TO be
of suitable quality for the service il is deemed adj
yisable to invite new proposals.
To be pubIised once week till July %, in the
Union and Intelgencer, ID. c.; Post and Times,
Boston; Evening Post and Morning News, New
York; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia; Beacon, Nor
folf; New Era Portsmouth.
Inne %
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ROARDING.--Mrs. Gassaway, nearly OPP
- poslte to Browns, has three handsome
rooms vacant, which she viii let with or without
board. March I9--f
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EDITED BY THOMAS RITCHIE.
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Every additional Insertion 20
Longer advertisements charged in proportion.
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commissioners Thoughts proper, without any special
Instructions upon that subject from the Indian bu-
reau, to bring on depuation of some Al Indians TO
this eityi and TO meet the expenditures incurred by
these commissioners in this mission, this SUN of
sixty-one thousand odd dollars was designed to be
appropriated. He would read from the instructions
given TO the commissioners.
Alters word Of conversation between Mr.. EW-
ING, of Pennsy wanna, and MIR. MCKAY
MIR, MCKAY proceeded. The Commissioner of
Indian Affairs had furnished him with statement
showing that drafis to the amount Of sos, 223 had
been drawn; of which ", 2s3 had been paid, leay-
Ing unpaid TO the com missioners Sl6929
He had letter from Mr.. Lewis, one of the com
mlssioners, from which he would read
.s.. ". JuLr ", lsi5.
sR The following is rough estimate Of the expendi
lures OF the commissioners 10 the prairie indians IL Is
male IN the absence Of memorapdums and papers essential
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The journal of Saturday was read and ap
proved.
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BIDDERS e. OTHERS WILL
TAKE NOTICE.

HNIIAT the lcis ~ parcels OF ground advertised
fof sale ny Jas q E'G. Deputy fos u G
Wo ds) in compliance wuh decree indicted In
the cause u R0beH Barlow VS. Merchant Dehfd jr
and others AMI described o. certain piece Of
s,ouna .i.nAIe IN The ciiy II Wheeling. aud h'uRd.
ed A G,llows wa. 'On he North by Chevy alley.
on which u fronts on Tie West ny an alley running
Eros. said Cherry sliey 10 Uoisn street. aud 90 The
Esst by 10, Ne ia conveyed by Noah Zane 10 he
avn " wheeling for The use OF sohop' house, -
ros now tho property Of sad hsFohsat Dsiofd. -.
~ saving convey ID The SAID lot Or Pates Of ground
- Sshs ~ Defofi. Of Unioniown, Fayene county.
Ps.i By deed dated the slesenih day Of Msy
sxkssen hundred snd i~eniy .icUf. aud duly recof-
led m ihs clerks oiee ~ The eooniy couf Of Ohio
co In deed book IL. psge $40. B. mar 10
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c. BRINCKERHOFFS

THIS medicine being productive &c The most pow.
criul and cer,ain remedial effect m The cure OF
liver Complaint. ConsumptrR. Pain IN the Chest
and Side. Coughs. Colds. Pco'r.e Night Swcais
and Asthma us imrortnnre will be ADMITTED BY all.
Having for i,s CONNIE ndaiion Tho ties inony of many
OF mot truth iovIng and respected citizens.
are bound 10 acknowledge ths, there must be slne
great cause fnr thsS praise Il would uui he given
so freely AID frankly. The Health Restorative
from its 6rsi introduction Ia The present day. has
never been known la fail III tie intended hene 6c,a
eff cts. sbd where IL has not fully cured. Il ha.
been traced mosi ronclusvely Ia the EAul, al The
patient IA not complying With the simple directions
attached to the boule. So prolific q disease NJ
Consumpiiun. and . dangerous u tn hg,cI he
human race. has induced The needy and soule,s
usfIicker to invent aud recommend h., nusfuns.
which only slightly pallisie ihe more asgra,ntitg
mFiops. or else are entirely useless; aud thus To
gnin money they deceive their SICK and dying Eel.
low men, ~ iihout even 50 much Is n ihrugh, Of The
basehess Of their ulde. We leave such demons
To- the sings and uphraidingso their own conscIeIc"
The Prupuelor having experienced The cumlivs
property 81 the Restorative ia hts own D. diyidua
| Gaze. a.d in numberie<s others can recommend .
TO the confidence ot the sick feeling sensible tia
II ia,hf..i "'-iis made. the nlo, ansPaeh
| Is ceuan. The following certificate u from ID
Chiffon. the well known New York chemists
/ . have aaalyzed a b,,ile OF medicine called =,
BrinckerhoHs Health Restorative; end find that
does not contain Mercury. ar any other meiaili
! preparation. nor opium ia any OF ITS tonn,. IL
composed of vegetable matter entrely.'
JAMES X Chiffon. NJ d.
G. BRINCKERIiOFF. Proprietor. N Y.
| Horace Everett, u y Agent
| Principal Office &c iIud son street. New York.
| Agents fot Wheeling. Drs JAS BAKER aud
| 5 TODD; Wesi Alexander. Pa. BRYANT g. Ora
VEN. aud 10y agents Ia almost every 'u~n m III
Us. In mar
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JAyNE's Alternative. OR LIFE PRES

JAYNE'S Alternative. OR LIFE PRES
RiiEUNiAriSM-The Prop,ie,or
has not prescribed ihn preparation m great many
csses VI Rheumatism, buI in every case where u
IVES used until the system became affected by the
medicine. The disease was removed.
COUT-A number Of cases OF Coui have been
cared by this preparation. Ia ore ol those case.
shs man bad been afflicted with 10 81 severely for
thirteen years. Co entirely disable him from bss,
ncss. and ios i've months immediately previous 10
his taking the Life Pfeservsiive. he had been con-
lined 10 his room; bui before he hrd finished the
ihmd bottle. he was enabled To walk about the
streets. and soon after returned his hus,nc from
(which he bod been excluded by his Affections
DROPSlCAL SWELIINGS-This medicine
snefeases tho p'wcrs Of digestion. eiciies the ab,or
beois into healthy exercise. by which waierous or
Ealcareous cerosi,ions. aud all unnatural enarge.
mems are reduced. IL inparis tone and vitality 10
The whole system, reHo,ine sick ard morbid head.
aches. gidd,ness. Wandering mania. and nervous
affections
In fact. in every where the medicine has
been taken ior SINE time. matter Tor what pur.
pose The general health VI the patient has always
been improved by l..
In cs-eius,on. the Proprietor would say that some
o The most astonishing cases OF Skin Diseases Fan.
ser. Bronehocele and Scronis. have been cured by
This medicine, that have ever hern record ed; but
want OF ioo"a IN this sheet precudes their publea-
sion nj this lime.
For sale by DIR } cRUMBAcKER. I73 MAN
street. nar2
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MERCHANTS HOTEL,

CORNER OF THIRD AND sMITHFIELD STREETS,
PITTSBURGH PA
II WEA YER. Proprietor.
yBNlilS new and spacious HOTEL erected since
n the GREAr lax. and irnniine un two of The
mast public srcetss unsurpassed IN the country whe
her regards its architectural arrangements ~ the
e legas CO. taste and comfn oi is furnishings S,iua-
eel ~ the immediate vIciItily oi the STEAM BOAT
LANDING. Exchange Offices nnd principal mer
camille houses; II offers to rravelers and Business
Men iesr,h le eonveniences whilst To families and
gentlemen ui LEISURE i- internal auang enenis afford
every accommodation lhc musl iasdiOus can de.iTc
The Parlurs aud chambers are oil furnished ia
msjefR style. with entirely new and elegant Fur.
nnurc; an efficient corps of attentive and oblisi ng
serya"is IL maintained, and tho TABLE Will al,
ways abound with the choicest delica les the mar
kcls aff'rd
The Proprietor. " no has had long experience in
This line OF husiness. assures the public thai no
efuu on his part will be spared 10 satisfactorily &C.
commodaie those who may favor him with their
custom.
An Omnibus ard Baggage Car aill always be in
readiness 6r the guests Of the House
B WEAVER, Proprietor.
Pittsburgh. Feb 81.
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VIRGINIA-iS cnASeERY-At rules held
IN the clerks ofiioe OF the Circuit Superior
Cour, of Law and Chanerry for The county Of OHIO.
in the month al March 1876
Francis Lawson. Guardi,n Of Cecilia LOOMS and
J.seThne Loomls. infant chi Idres Of Cecilia NJ
LOOMS. deceased. C.mplaiaanis.
Ihe said raneh Lawsin and Jane his wife in their
own right. and Cect,s LOOMS aud Josephine
Loomis. and e'esige Deal and Mary Il his wife
late Mary II LOOMS, Dsfsndasf.
The Defendants George Deal ard Mary X his
wife. not having entered their appearance and Civ.
en- secuniy according 10 iha act Of assembly and
The rules Of This court. snd appearing by saIissc.
tory proof that they not inh nbiianis OF the
commonwealth al Vire,nia--on motion of The CON.
painant by counsel, IL Is ordered that the snni
defendants do appear here on The 6rsl day OF tho
nett Spring term OF this CONT. md answer the
ompiainsnis bill. and that copy Of ih,s order be
forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed IN
The city Of Wheeling Tor Two mui.ths successfully
and posted al tho front door vi the court house ui
Ohio county. A copy iesle.
ALEX r LAiDLEY. Clerk.
CLARKE. mar 10
XIIRGINIA--iS cmxNcyRr-A, rules held
Ia The clerks ofiicc OF The Ciresu Superior
Court Of Law and ChanceSy lor Tho county OF oaio.
"a ihs month of Mach 1916
Abraham Bedilllon. Complainant
Peter Yarnall. late Shrrn sl Obi, county, aud n
| such. administrsiof 81 Cecilii NJ LOOMS, deeeas.
ed. Mary Thompson. and George J Deal anil
Mary u his wife. Francis Law son and Jane hi.
wife. aud Cecilia Looms and Josephine L.onis
| which said Mary X Deal. Jane Law son. Gee LA
| Le'ms and josephine Loomis. are children and
/ hers nj law OF The said Cecilia NJ Lpomi.. dc.
ceased. Defendants
| The Defendants George Deal and Mary X his
~'Ie. and Mary Thompson. net having entered
their appearance and given security aceordisg "a
the act al assembly aud DIE rules OF this cour, ssd
II appearing by satisfactory proof that they are moi
ihhssI OF The commonwealth Of Virginia. o.
motion Of the complainant by eouasel. n y ordered
that the said defendants do appear here on The frs
day oi the neI Sfring term Of Ibis curt. and answe
the eomPlpInanls BILL anil that a copy 81 THIS orde
No 10th vHh Unsettled some newspaper printed u
the city oi Wheeling f-r Two months s1ccr.siveiy
and posied al The lrpni door of The court house q
Ohio county A cupy ies,e.
ALEX + LAIDLEY. Clerk.
| J&F mar 1
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WORKS PuRLIsHrp ny . A. JAMES.

WORKS PUBLISHED BY J. A. JAMES.
Walnut ST., bet,rcen 4th aud Ih, Cincinnati.
VIE AM KtC AN FLOWER GARDEN
Il COMPANION. Third kdu,oa revised aud
enlarged ny Edward Ssyers. Lsdscspe aud osns
meH'al Gardener. auiAor of the American rrui,
Garden COMPANION. sc.
The Flower Gstdeo Companion !. designed 10
fender ard To The lowers al demonstrating on
each class oi plants spsra ely, regards the no.i
sppfoved methods 81 Pcpsg alton planting. pn ming
location aud culture; adding 10 zach descriptive
Lis'evng their English ard Bot snic.l name. r,.lo,
height aud time al 'werng, - tie wh,le IS added
Descr,p,vs Plan Of the Green House, and d,rec.
lions iof The management Of srssn-hou.s piant.-
ranging Tho most popular IA miles under separate
heads. 90 the Cam.liia. Genni um. Cactus, Erica
Axslea, &C.
To these Is added articles the culture of rlan,s
IN rooms. and balsous noted pisns in gla..s.; nh
gfsssdry ON the most important botanical sames
for The general reader.
The work is adapted In The Cniiel States has
been written fr'm twenty year. pr,ciice IN ,,i,ous
parts OF tho Union. anI Is dictated in plain sud
tactical manner. ia "tder To assist oil ho are de-
s'foos 81 becoming acquainted with the pleasing
art al Horticulture.
IL mo neatly bound, rr,ce IS cents
The Cheapest agricultural Work erer pub
iisheS.
FARMER AND GARDENER
Being repr,nt OF all The ,siulbl. matter contained
m the Western Farmer aud Gardener lately pub.
lished IN this city The whole will TO revised and
IN my valuable sidii,ons made. by I. practical
Farmer aud Gardener Iiiusirsied with n grsa'
number Of COPPER PLATE AND WOOD EN-.
CRAVINGS.
Thu work Will be published IN Number, of l4l
pages. royal w. al IS cent. per numhcr Each
number complete wnh,n itself rhc i've volumes
originally published 10 be c,rn ,eteJ IN eight mum.
oeis.-ihus furnishing what cn.i Five Dollars at
the low price vi Two Dollars
Tie whole substantially hall bound; leather haeis
and corsers; $780, do 10 do sprung back; $500.
A liberal discount made 10 Wholesale purchasers
Agenis wanted. a. mar
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To MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS AND
OTHERS.

To MERCHANTS, PHYSICIANS An p
OTHERS,
urHE SUBSCRIBER keeps constantly for sale.
il 81 the inwest prices. IN s..os'm-ni of Md
lCiNES. DRUGS. DYESTUFF =. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. vARNiSII. BRUSHES. sc. SC.
Coadsni his psicss will give satisfaction. he ss-
Ici's even sho~s whs nay ma, intend To porchs.s a.
the iims. To ascertain The psices Of his soeis.
Any communications asking The price, ~f gocds.
are moe, ch-esfsliy and pranpsly snswesed.
Tie wovld particularly sss's. ihst he hss Steam
Factory Ia cooaesioa with biz s,sfs. tos Powder'ns
JslsP, Rhubssb. irecseusshs. end nanv other
Medicines; foe grading Mustard. C,nnasson. Ats
r'ce Pepper. Cloves. &c; and Lamp Black. Black
Lees, vsr,i,sn Red. Chs"me yellow and green.
Verdegr,s. yellow Ochss ssd ohsr Pants. ~ OIL,
all OF which he 70 able to cell III the very lowest
pr,ces.
Psin,s mssed already fot nae aud pal mp in Ger
then pots OF different Toe family ven isnc~
Fu,iy 81 the best quality q, % cents per IN. on,
81 blsJ.I~rs and Cts per ID in blsddsrs. in quaint.
tee of SO pounds and upwsrs.
W No charge made fss delivering gods in any
part OF The CITY. w w GORDON.
DEUGGI.r, No l52 West Pratt, . few doors from
Lish, ct. aud opposite the 4 q X Depot.
fab % BALTIMORE.
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100000.

Grasd Conssiidoied L-iis,y. class Nol2
To he drawn at Wilmington, Saturday. March 81
Of $4,000 sf 10000 OF 5000 oi 5000
IS Mes IL ballots Tickets sl2; certificate vi
package 25 wholss sl75; shares IN proportion.
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TIME SUBSCRIBER will open an Academy
f9 male SCHOLARS in WI eenpg ON The last
MordBy of the mssIh. Particulars ss TO place and
prices will be Published hereafter.
DAVID HAINES
lie submits the following ceriificaie from Two
Of The Pfsie --ors IN Msfai Univetsi,y
MIAMI UNIVERSITY. Feb'y 81. 1886.
We believe Mr. David iiaines 10 be eminehIly
au.li6ed not esiy Ivy rPe scholarship. but also 10y
prudence end habits Of conscieni,ou application u
business, 6f the place Of = fscbsr 90 supsflnieh'
dsni IN en- Aeadsmiesi institution. We ihctsloso
ekeeffully and confidently recommend him 70 any
r>sssn who shes 10 employ instructor foe sgcl,
Q situation. JNO MAKfHUh.
asr 10 JAS & MOtFATr
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SMALL FRY LOTTERY.

Draws os follows ,hr.u ghouI ihc month ot March,
Draws on rucsdays--Capiial Prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate VI package wholes
sl2; shares ia prrpofiion.
DAVIS on Thur-days-Capiisl prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificates Of package wholes
SI4, shares IN proportion.
DAVIS IN SI'urdays--Capirai prize $4,000
Whole Tickets 81; certificate oil package whole,
Ella: shares 10 proportion.
Address your orders TO
N l. DORSEY. Wheeling. We
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FOR RENT,

FOR RENT.
The largo three story brick house.
~ anil for some years occupied by
bsSsn Mr. Il 81 Parker. fronting 90 Man at,
W&iz snd near the u s Hotel. IL I. q large
md n'omy house. with Ten, oms KITCHEN and
CELLAR. in a good situation and d, tor almost sry
Kind Of business.
Al-p. several other houses IL diffsrsns ares and
siinalioLs. will eel ~ lease ground rentsrsus
of The lo's IN ftn, Of ,he Cour' hoa.e and Mon
roe street, on good terms.
Also gro.n on MAN and Market streets. in the
North pauof the city, tot sale 81 lease. Fo' ,er,n
apply la ihe subscriber. JOHN M'LURt..
| Also reat cotisge and VINEYARD. with about
acres land. The hall. commissioning . view ri III
Guy. I'm jan y
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q NJ aI.ona.

Pskomoke River Loucry. Class No 50
To be drawn at Wilmington, Tuesday. March ~
OF $4,000 I ~ 5000 of3090 of 1000
75 Mrs. - ballots. Tickets SIS; certificates 90
whoIes IS dollar; shares in proportion