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r. TO LkT-A geoteel three.sory brlc. mouse .h
NJ attic and basement sub cellar and beautiful parOr.
srd nesr corner u Court and Degrswst South Brook
lyn Rent $3.50
Throestory brick house and store IN Coumbis-si near
Dsgrsw-bL South Brooklyn. Rent $50
The upper pau Of the house OF Greenwich and
Bark.st YORK, wiki basement Rent sjo0-si0re In
the $500.
Beautiful new Go.hc Cottage at Yorkve, with lots Of
groucd for garden Rent 600.
Email 3.iOry brick house Thirty uirh.st near the
Thrdsvsrue Rent sl15. Loqure at l16 FIii'n.-t New
YORK ms 2wa
e. 10 kENT-Ths homeItead Of the late Stephen
". Mott u SOrvsk, situate about seventy rods Of
the bridge, 90 the main rosd Ilconss Of large and
cunmodious house barn and other buildings and about -
Of valuable land. Tie whole be had ogehsr
the house and land separately. The house 10 well cecu
sted for bosrdin g-house and 10 sbly located for the
business sgch boarding hOuse Is much needed In this
village In the Sumner psricu sy, many persons
have sought accommodations m this psce, from the City Of
New YORK sni have been obi ged 90 elsewhere
they could NOT be obtained Toe completion u the railroad
Will undoubtedly Increase the number Of such ppcAOns
snd steady bosrders be had all u the year
The place - also desirable for gentleman doing
business In Ne~fors who desrOus Of locating his fam.
iy IN The country, tie ins OF TIE railroad Possession
given om the frat Of phil For farther particulars inquire
OF the family On lhs premises or Of TB BUTLER
-
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'IND MIiI.EES. Wanted, miller ~ho undefsiacds
ms busi must Ne tfsi-rnts sonedfesserf
sins man and American preferred such - can blng
satisfactory reference may sppy Fodsy and Saturday,
Snlh 3lt u- the once of ID ID Conover BIZ Nrst
| . between ard 10 O'Clock A NJ. m29 -
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FOR SALE.

Ga FOR sAIE.-Th- lesse for four years nom let Of
rs.s MAY 1919. of and house between Cedar acd
- Ptle.i Broadway lrcnirr =
~ HONAR MORGAN. Pinsu
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I1AHJ- tktkN Whrn Fpod, . ul's p"'hs."H'
pGiuL sne psrlicUisy ch>~ff he trn ~ hfi
tot 10 appreciation Requires he cipses cOn pan
I'D sr-s tne shfegdD-ss - ~ boy~t corsf~f.hy
P.te. Interested the Of tho 10 regard
70 ths sSele receive mpOf.sni psoa.ss sac ss-fs
information ~ ealing The ocs n he msszf.etgfsr of
ms n d. and, 81 Barring sip. THO SCHWARTZ.
MS ;veel'
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"a tAn iI-.-o.ltU scres ~ Farming Lands nrsi
1r1 offered or thr L0ngissnd Railroad sbOnt ~
miles from his city These lands have deep losmy
soil, easily cultivated and rendered productive Thev
offered In parcels ~ TN a. very low
price Apply 10 ELOREOGE, PLATr STEWART,
~ SID ~ William-s,
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..ss OK ~stE-One OF me most pfoflhnhi pl<'cs III
Nt village. situsied lhe Ironing the new
@- Depot u New York and New Haven Railroad Com
panv The Rouse hsrn and other Outhuildngs are new
aud clmmctious. Tai sho ,iusiet within h'y rofs ~
de- s.esmhost landing There large variety Of choice
fr upon the place 10 good bearing order hdsfo,td OF
before .hr DO ofApr possession VIII he given on the sl
Of NV For farther particulars inquire of thu subscriber
ON the promises. THOMAS L hANfOhD
Sor,s Farf 20 Co March -. 1919 MA ji'
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ia WiILIANi~Bt Kt.H LCr~ FOR SALE
81 S.iusied Soulh-Secorc. SO1terhrd, South Fourth
~ South Fh, SOuhsNth MeseTO q, scnol-, >saSg ard
yckoa and Union eveuue. They are part OF the
Wis., hat "a rapidly improving, on high ground, and re-
quire little grading. Among them are several good
for groceries Terms-hs cash. The price OF the
above los vary from 500 to 500 each. Apply to
+. SCHOOLS. heuisv Essi Brooklyn,
rn2i y acd. near Peck slip Ferry.
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- South SIDE Il 81 plsce 100 feet East Of the
~ Fstsyerue. The lot Is = feet 10 inches frOa and
rear by Ia the depth Of the block The house q three
stories and attic with basement sud under caitl bsown
rc- al bulk by tays work In The most ,uhsisaa
manner fnshei mod style haed up wi,h s;hs ~sr
r.o.e;s. gas fIlures speaking nb-s &c. Apply 10
na 2ws MILLER. no Broadway
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IT 4 UHNNI~ NIrfFl
-n-nis lc-Th- BsrlhO.omew psi-nl q he bc.i Kld
They Dot IN M uBg, no- broken BY efhcren, Do no
80. pipr-ar- easily r-p.ir-d without eisgns up.
s-ry slrong ard suhsisniisi rtci- Landlords, Mouse
A.ens snd Architect. shou conifsei With The Plumber for
hs Hydranl For sAe By Plumbers generally mi iseod'
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az. FOR -AIE-Tne substantial rsostory basement
III. sIic brick dwelling house IN Grsndst next az
~ joning the church from the corner OF Msrcsr-si II
has windows three sides 10 1rnished With ktchen
range Of approved patent Croion wser snd hsth nNlres
has been renlei leased and being IN ihofouga
repair well sdsplsd FOR CONVENIENT snd comfortable res
dcrc- Two-,hr3s the purchase money NAV remain upon
bond ard mortgage. FOR apply 10 A. o. HALL, Al
t.ruey-st-Lsw. u Waist m.s iw'
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I,u Ali, no sfhlcir1 win No Pil-s, dysru4r-
~ agu- ard fever fn- nss1 ~ fh-cmslc gout scro-
ns o. .nx. evil or II The disease Ar-cn1 he ha-
A. sy..n would DO vel ID cal sitn- us-r~d snj wei
trorr PhArmsc-aucal and keiios kleciro hsgn-uc Re
lahIithra-lg u IN = " NhtA.
fsf~-,. q Caofryst eoT keos-r-i-st
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LrTTELL,s LIVING AGE.



l. Madame de Mainienon -Fraser's Magazine. $50
2 Lays Of Scottish Cayaliers-Dubn University Mag
0. Supernatural Beings New Monthly Magazine
4 Hartley Coleridge- Transcript
9. by Sea and Land 10 California Gen Smith, Mormons--
Commercial Advertiser Rochester Democrat.
G. Gbtiren--Mrs. H. Beecher, Stowe.
I. From the Gray 10 the Whites Chambers Journal.
8, Massacre Of 81 bartholomew j Dublin Univ, Mag
g. Last Moments Of nlleyrand--New York Evening Post
10 The last Bourbon--New York Evening Post
w. Closing Years oi Dean swift's Llie-Dub Univ. Mag
~ Meyille's New Work, Mardl-Lherary World
~ Austria in her Development Spectator
IL Russian Movements Examiner.
Poetry Flea Gray; Two Missionaries; Iehsrged Thee
10 Remember; Desert sand in an Hour. Glass; VI. Own
Place; Lines on Lille
Short article Mr. Dyce Sombrei Lunncy Case
WASHINGTON DEC. "a, ifi5-
oOf all the Periodical Journals devoted TO literature and
science which abound In Europe and in thiG country this
has appeared be most the useful contains ind. ed
the exposition only oi the current literature OF the Eneiish
language, but ihiS by lis immense extent and eomprehen
sl0n Inrdes p0rIitnre OF the human mind IN The NJ
most expansion Of the present age.
j. q. ADAMS
Published Weekly al six Dollars per AMMAN single nos
re ceDts-by u. LITTEiL co, boston
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CERTAIN CURE FOR FEVER and A CUE.

CERTAIN CURE for FEVER and AGUE.
UAMMATTs VEGETABLE COMPOUND. .is com.
properties wonderful 10 asonsh the most smin
snt ply scans i 10 peasanter cheaper and more efica
Ing % md p.y II al o old
or young. Facts VIII speak for Themselves
ai5s.s S.s et &c. s1 sJ a ve
getable Compound In my family Tor the chs ind fevers
to ali persona afflicted in The Ike manner, as certain cure
Respectfully, yours n,.r,,, ,,,,,,s
Mr. John b Hammatt- Dear Sir nv child was attack
@ your vegetable which, a asns oaS
days he was entirely cured therefore take great plea
and Fsvsy as an infallhie remedy "' Asue
Yours respectfully, JOSEPH FRY.
Mr. J. B. Hamp,att- ON the I'd day II this month
asasen with Fsy.r and Asae and although constantly
W. ''', tssnsd, '-''' VINO VIM q RICHARDS
SRA week since was attacked with the Fever and
Asne Hearing Of yonr medicine, procured one bottle
n
abort time do that your medicine and no other
effected my s es,s, Yours &C., = : BEERS
Sir Three weeks sinee, my child was taken with The
inv alunbs Compound The effect was in
!hrss days ny child was sars cured woa!a lssSm
remedy Very respectfully. yours.
(SiRusd) MARGARET SlMMS.
Baltimore, Nd, Jan. 81, 1919
Mr. j. B. Hamnati- Dear Sir: While in your town in
October last purchased te9 bottles o. your valuable com
Zines Which relieved me for short time, but dscon.
@ n s I S.in r.. Sos %h FL
eved the second bottle entirely eradicated il from
my system Icheerfiy recommend it to all persons suE
't'''' tssned,S GEORGE W JOHNSON.
lg44s Baltimore Street
We have number OF other In our
which omit publishing, the merts OF many articles
before the public In the certificates alone .Honesty
and trlh,' need attraction give the Compound trial
we ask no more. JOHN q. HAMMATT,
King Street, Alexandria.
AGENTS FOR WASHINGTON
z. u. w. H. Gilman, Chas Stott d. Co., X. s. Pattsr
sou, NJ Deany, Samuel Bnrr, Penn. Avenue; j 4. Cal
LAM H. H. Mcfherson,jr., eth Street. c. r. Gardner Capt.
tolHlll; John Bates Navy Yard; md DR.. B.r CLARKE
for the Island.
agent for Georgetorn,--R. S. T. Cissel
PHI up IN quart bottles. PRICE 81. ap 25--ly |
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TRANSPORTATION OF STORES.



Burean Of Provisions aud Clofhing, Ma,eh "a 1870
DROPOSALS sealed and endorsed Proposals for freight
10 the Pscfc, will be received at ts office until three
O'Clock r. NJ Wednesday, the 18th day Of April, iSi9
the transportation of 5000 barrels (more or eas Of
Government stores from the navyysrd at Brooklyn, New
York TO the port Of Monterey, the west Of North
America The Offers must state The price asked per
without distinction between and dry and each barrel
two halt barre) Of beef pork -four rice vinegar pick
les, whlskey dried apples, win be considered
rel; all other packages be estimated the rate "a
cubic feet TO barrel whatever they may contain and
The measurement OF all casks other than barrels the fs
will be deducted No freight be taken on board or dis
CHARGED on private account at any intermediate port and
no prmage 10 be allowed. Fifteen air.weaher working
hay dayso he allowed at each the ports OF brooklyn and
Monterey for taking in and dsharsing cargo. Payment
10 he made by any navy in the United Siatee, to
be selected by the bidder and designated in the charter
party within thirty days after producing satisfactory ey
dence Of the delivery OF the cargo The vessel mni pas,
the usual and be Of the brooklyn by
lhe Isl day ofMsy 1919 ready receive 4er cargo and
not presented examination within three days after
being notified Of her acceptance The bureau will consider
ITSELF al liberty 10 oer the freight 70 The ney lowest bidder
make ach arrangements may best euhserys tbs
public .nterens narN-ltwrbMay
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HEsRy Clay IN THE FIELp AGAINST SLAvARy--
We learn from the Louisville Journal, that the ci
zens of Fayotte county, opposed 10 tho perpetuaon
on Saturday, and appointed delegation TO the
Frankfort Emancipation Convention, Of thirty. The
meeting was addressed by Hon. II. Clay and Rev
II. J. breckenridge. The latter gentleman offered
resolutions which were unanimously adopted 10
the effect that as Hereditary slavery, US II exists
amongst us, Ia contrary to the rights Of mankind
opposed to the fundamental principles Of free Go
yornment--inconsisten with state OF sound mo-
roli,y- -hoslile to the prosperity Of the Common
wealth, II ought not 10 be made perpeiual and that
the convention abont TO meet TO amend the consii-
iutIon OF this State affords a proper occasion on
which steps should be taken 10 amelnrate the con
dition Of slavery In such way shall be found prac
tcnbe Ia ITSELF Just as regards the masters Of slaves
and beneficial 10 the slaves themselves Cincinnati
Times.
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FRIDAY EVENING. APRIL az.
Extraordinary Combination OF Talent

MOST Positively FOR ONE MONT Only.
HENRI HERR has the honor Of announcing thar he has
IL succeeded in making arrangements with
SlGNORA TERESA TRuFFI The celebrated priina
donna = '77
SlGNoR S. BENEDET'rI, the great tenor; and
SlGNoR S. ROSI, the fayore basso
And that he will give GRAND ITALIAN OPERA CON
CERT, atCAnusps SALOON, on Friday evening April 97
which occasion these celebrated singers who lave cre
ated onlbouuded enthusiasm at the Italian opera Of New
York; Boson. and Philadelphia, will appear n,osi positive
ly for ONE NIGHT ONLY, in conjunction viii,
violin. " -
The programme will he the richest ever offered Of any
concert and viii consist OF airs Duets, and erzeifa from
Sonambula, Er0ani and Lucia d LammerInoor Linda dii
Ghsmonnin and IomboId, by sisnorn TRuFFI, Sig.
hENEDEl'il and sig ROSl Several brilliant solos on
the panotorte by HENRI HERR; and on lie violin BY
FRANZ COENEN NJ
Tickets 81 each, TO be had the hotels, music stores
and al the door. " ?
Concert TO commence at precisely
roslivsiy no psponement, the arilstes leave the
nrNt DAY LOT Richmond. an 25-3f
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PROPosALs FoR PRINTING.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the Pension
y Office, until the Goth Of the ensuing month, for printing
thousand copies OF the Pension Laws in force TO-
geter with the constructions placed upon such by the War
Department Attorney General and the forms necessary
be followed by applicants for pensions under the several
laws, and the bounty land laws together with the necessa
ry for application therefor for the of the Pension
Office The work be executed good paper Of which
sample will be furnished application Ut the Pension
Office The book will not exceed hundred and fifty
pages be printed long primer type and each page 10
contain two thousand and eighty ems The proposal must
state the price per printed page, include composition
press work paper, and folding and stitching without
The bids to be enveoPed and endorsed Proposals for
printing! j. L. EDWARDS,
: an li-w4w&2tcp Commissioner OF Pensions. y
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MARsHAL's SALE.

IN virtue Of writ Of eri facas scire cas under the
lien law issued from the Clerks Office OF the District Of
Columbia for the county Of Washington, and TO direct
ed, shall expose 10 public sale for cash, "Wednesday,
the 10th day Of January next Al the front of the
door u said county, al l2 O'clock NJ the following prop
ery viz Five twostory and attic frame dwelling h6iscs
with back buildings TO each, parts OF Lots No and in
square No 49, the city Of seized and levied
upon the properly Of Sylvanus Holiness and sold
isiy Jnciss No. 81 10 March 1870 in favor of ulys
Ward. ROBERT WALLACE,
dec l3--tts Marshal of the District OF Columbia.
HS-The above sale not having been COM
piled with. win be resod, and sale take place OH
day OF May next, at the place, at ~ o'clock, NJ
ROBERT WALLACE,
lO--dfs Marsllnl Of the District Of Columbia.
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WOOD AND COAL.

CLERKS OFFIcE OF HousR RRpa, y. s.
April 10, 1919. s,
PROPOSALS win be received ut this Office until one
il O'Clock r No. Saturday. the l9lh day OF May next,
lor furnishing and delivering in the vaults the Capitol,
on OF before the day Of September nex a
go tons OF Anthracite Coal 4ts Hl
200 cords beat Hickory Wood
The coal must be Of the best quality clear OF dust and
broken into Jumps about the Etze Of II ID. weight.
The wood be well seasoned; 80 corH TO be sawed
once and tie balance GO cors) TO be sawed three times
m lD.-inw4w THO. J. CAMPBELL, CLERK.
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We are requested 10 say that Mr.. L. A. HALL in
tends giving lecture this evening, at the Odeon,
on the interesting and astonishing science Of Psy
Geological Electro-NIagnetlsm. The citizens Of
Washington should embrace this opportunity 10
witness the wonderful effects of this science upon
the human mind.
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Vino OrFicE SREKERs.n--The refusal OF several
leading Wings TO receive the most prominent offices
In the Government, rendered them BY General Tay-
Tor, contrasts nobly with the cormorant greedness
for Office Of the Democratic leaders, not solitary
mind. No than r6r distinguished Wings have
INST declined proiers Of cabinet appointments
Afessrs. Critienden, Gentry, Lawrence aud Truman
Smith--and more recently Governor Pennington
has declined the Minnesota Governorship. We doubt
not the Locofoco lenders think these Wings crazy
FOOLS 10 be leading politicians and want no Offices
they can't appreciate such political patriotism 30
wholly unknown in their vocabulary IN Memphis
tTsnnl Eogie.
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THE BAKERS
cor Salisbury, New Ham ushfre


JoHg O. BAKER, Mrs j. g. BAkER
GEORGE u BAKER, Mrs. GRoRGE BAKER,
HENRY r. BAKRR, JAMES A. BAKrR
WHO have given Concerts with distinguished success
during the last onr years in The cities and principal
towns Of twenty States OF the Union respectfully announce
thai they will give n VOCAL ENTERTAINMENT M Ca.
rusis Slloon on Wednesday evening, dpra 2J on which
occnson they lln,rodnce aprogrannie mostly ORIGINAL
aus see programme. ap. 2j-lt.
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c. r. HorrsfAs. We are pleased to learn, from
an authoritative statement IN the Tribune thai Chns
from nervous affection, Is almost entirely restored
under the treatment Of DR.. Krkbridc Of this State
He has never been so i'll as was alleged and at no
time was incaparintcd for his avorite rural exercises
or unable TO zee his friends.
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James III. Thomas has been nominated for re.
election to Congress In the Columbia, Tenn, dis
tfict by L0c0foc0 convention. Mr.. Thomas
address. Major William H.. Polk, brother Of the
ex-Prsldeni, opposes him as m Independent can.
ddate.
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Treasury Department., March 10, 1870.
PURSUANT TO the provision contained in the frat section
i OF Of Congress entitled AN act making appro.
priatos for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of Govern
nenl for the year ending the hrticth Of June, eighteen
hundred and Gfy, and Tor other purposes" approved
Ma,ch3 sia thereby give notice that the principal and
interest Of AL such scrip as has been issued OF prior TO the
on Of the ofCongress entitled San aci raise for
limited time additional military force, and for other
purposes approved February 1917 will upon the pre-
sentuon Of the same al the Treasury OF the United States
he redeemed and paid the said first day ofJuly lS49
and thar all interest such scrip will said day
w. NJ MEREDITH VI
Mar 13-d9nif Secretary Of the Treasury
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49, We are requested to remind ihose who feel any
interest in the subisct that the nsxt Lecture By
Or WArras on Sunday Schools will b delivered THIS
EVENING al halEpas seven o'clock d the Church Of The
Asssnsicn on 3, between 9Th and 10Th streets APP. o.
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the 18th inst at ST. Marys, (Gu.,) the place Of his
residence, OF Francis Golter De Liesseline in the
Seth year Of his age. He was native Of South Car
opa. At the early age of fourteen he entered The
army In the celebrated brigade Of General Marion
where he greatly distinguished himself by his gal.
lantry and good conduct. He participated during
Ihe Revolution In several engagements, and was
wounded both al Lowndcss Ferry and The skirmish
ut Catawba Springs. On one occasion he particn-
lorly distinguished himself by the resculng some
American prisoners from the hands of the British
though guarded by superior force; fact of which
honorable mention Is made by Major Gardner In his
Anecdotes Of the Revolution Bait. Pat
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The BAKERS were handsomely entertained by The Pres
ident Of The United States and his family and few private
friends, al the Executive mansion, last night; and these
singers deghed The company with their sweetest notes.
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NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS FOR OREGON,
~ CALIFORNIA, on NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS FROM THE UNITED STATES. THE
following regulations will govern In issuing arms and
nniniio under the resolution Of Congress, approved
March I'd, 1919
l. Each applicant must send the War Department an
affidavit that IL his bona de Intention 10 emigrate Ore.
gon or California; or New Mexico the may be
and must state distinctly what arms and ammunition he
requires.
2 On receipt OF any application and Affidavit above
stated sufficient supply OF the and ammunition de.
sianaed by him, TO arm and equip each applicant may be
delivered 10 him his order payment Of the there
of Provided the government has such arms and the
can be sold without detrment 10 the public services and
IL then the applicant may receive such other aud
ammunition he shall select upon the conditions
D. Arms and ammunition furnished as above will be de.
vered 10 each applicant or TO his authorized agent at the
nearest most convenient arsenal where the may
be- The place Of delivery desired by the applicant should
be designated GEO. w. CRAWFORD,
Secretary OF War.
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DIED.

On Tuesday, April a4lh, al II o'clock, A. NJ the Rev.
GAMAIIEL BAILEY, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take plnce this morning al II O'clock
from the residence OF his OF and 9Th
The friends Of the family respectfully invited TO attend
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Ef JoHs c. HAve who Is mentioned as hay-
Ing been appointed Indian Agent, TO reside on the
Ola river in New Mexico is said by the Buffalo Ex
press TO be the celebrated Jack Hays the commander
est men In the world Hays Is slight and snare
although sinewy and muscular In the highest
degree. lie Il slngnlnrly quiet and moderate ii his
deIncanor.-- Ibid. NM
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CoscKRT.-Tle bakers having arrived in tie city OH
visit and their reputation having preceded them, they will
at the request OF some OF citizens give Concert of
cal music This evening" at Caruss Saloon.
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Dr. l.. PARnlELE, Dentist
n, ID. a. w, III, GILMAN, Tan I'D
steam Engine and Pumps for Dry Dock,
New York.

New York.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks, 3Oth March, 1870.
cEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed " Proposals Tor Steam
= Engines and Pumps Tor the Dry Dock New York;
will be received al this oiice until 10 on the st day Of
May next for constructne delivering erecting and put
ting In successfu operation at the Navyyard Al New
York. engine and pumps, capable ofperforming the
work required In pumping on, the Drydock said engine
and pumps be warranted by the builder 10 perform the
work within the time specified and operate
fully for the term Of one year after completion,
Particular specifications Of the work lodged with the
Navy Agent at New Xork-fhe commandani Of the Navy
Yard her and the Engineer OF the rydock either Of
whom this Bureau. persons desrous Of offering
referred for copy, which request will be forwarded by
mail general plan Of the engine can be seen Al the Dry.
Dock Office.
The time complete the whole work will be the first Of
January, $50. JOS SMITH,
apr 2-iawiw