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cute contract according to this agreement, and
give satisfactory security TO the Department within
ten days after the acceptance of this bid and in case
of failure TO enter INTO such contract, and give such
security, Tor WEI will pay TO the United States
the difference between the sums hidden by me, Tor
u.s. and the sum which the United States may be
obliged to pay for the same articles"
Each and every bid must also be accompanied
with guaranty in the following form, to be signed
by one more responsible persons, whose sufh-
cheney must be certified by some who is known
70 the Department, either personally or by his OH
cial position.
81 Tor WEI hereby guaranty that -, the
above bidder will comply with the terms OF the ad
vertisement for proposals for Indian goods dated
10Th September, lS49 if the contract should be
awarded to him, and enter into bond for the execu-
ton of the same within the time prescribed"
H. 81
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Oct. l--3tawtlDec.
90 Notice.-The time for opening the bids Is
extended TO the first day of December next, at 10
O'Clock, a. m and the time of delivery of the goods
extracts to be taken from the contracts of former
years has been rescuded o. Ii.
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REFERENCES.

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Brig General Nathan Towson, Paymaster Gene
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/" Alexander Harper, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
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" Garrett Davis, Paris,
Z" Baltic Pcyton, New Orleans.
Z" John w. Davis Speaker Of the Hoase OF Rop,
James g. Hampton, New Jersey:
X. w. Thompson, Terre Haute, Indiana
" +. M. Huntington, Indiana.
" Edmund Debeuy, Lawrcnceville, ~ c.
" ID. S. Kaufman, Texas.
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Andrew Stewart, Pennsylvania.
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ITALIAN and LATIN languages Rough pronun.
citation soon improved, aud bad pronunciation Ger.
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VALUABLE LAW ROCKS.

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Cases In Law and Equity, In Three
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THE REPUBL
PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRsl sept %, Io4y
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at the
- Office of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs at
Washington city, until 10 o'clock on Thursday,
the LIST day of November next, for furnishing the
following goods in the quantities annexed, or there
abouts, for the of the Indians, and deliverable
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MAlsE.-The .olowiag are tie most important
OF the resolutions passed by the late Loco-F.co
State Convention at Augusta
R,sorlf That when the President shall submit bis
nominations Ia the senate tor conn rusi4pn 10 1911 bt
come The dliy OF shat body o. vindlcats our ic.o"
ciuzcus. whose regulations have been Aoeled ny lis
ncts ana % convict him of the violation Of his dober
ale pledges
Rrolred That the institution OF human slavery j.
A variance with the theory ~ our Government hnnuf
rent o. the common sentiment O.. mankind ana ifau DO
with danger a. al who come within the sphere oi Do
influence that the Federal Government possesses ale
Quac power uhielt It's existence pa the TERRITORIES
Of the Union that the consutuuonalty o. this power
has been settled boy Judicial construction by contempt
raucos exposition and by repeated nc.s oi legislation
and that We cui0n upon senators ana ht pfct'ih
tives n Concrr-s 90 MAKE every cNeriiun Hnd employ
all their iuaLruCe 90 procure ne passage o la" ii
ever cScuiiug slavery from TIE territories ~ 'n-i9-
nia sud New. Mexico
R.sit8 Thst although the exercise oi the power OF
excluding slavery from the territories 90 t1s lAlon
has received the sanction 81! every republican Admits
lrbtlou. ytt 10 Involves principle "A-en has nrtri
formed part o. the distinctive creed % tAc na;ena
Democratic Republican party and nom the nature 81
the case cannot be- INSIDE an element 90 that creed
The only common ground, therefore. which cau 1t
occupied hv the Democracy u The several -taie' n re-
spccf 90 H. ~ absolute aud lhqa alca toci 1i
of opinion aud actlon.
K'so.rsa That Wilde We most ehecriuly concede Z,
our southern brethren the rght GA al occasions. {,
speak and ACT with entire Freedom On questions con
neced with slavery ~ The territories, We claim tt'
exercise O.! the same righl for ourselves anu a1y 81
tempt from any quarter - ig n-tse ls % o-i repre-
seulsiivrs ior advocating defending the opinions
our people upon this su 'sct VIII be- repealed AL IN
Wsrlanlsoe ACT 81 aggression o. the nights OF The ct
1ens OF this state
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NETWORK TRIBUNE.

ROME ..For The Trbune.
sgE triamphs yet God bless the bills
90 which the Eternal City stands
Toe triumphs yet despite Of 81
The Austrian bordes, and GaLic bands
She triBmphs yet. heroic Rome,
A glorious picture for al time
And Naples BOarbon butcher lies
Back % his den Of lost and crime.
sae triunphs yet God bless the days
Which speak her glory 70 the word
She tnomphs yet God bless the hsnos
Which Freedoms Flag 70 Rome 'nio'i
Che trio nphs yet add yet, ., shame
The modern Gaal i a. her gates
And he. 10 Freedom name. would fDeh'u
The FIRE which ROme's proud SOL sistss.
Che triomgbs yet and stu, o God
Give her the triumph % the last
Stand by her while the tyrzuts rage,
Until Wars horrid storm is past
sbe mas the right give Der the might
To strike the last oppressor down:
o, be her soul, her guide, her shield,
Until she wears the yictor's crown
JylV g. l,4e q. j. -TrAfr
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FArAL AND OTHER ACCIDENTS - THE FoVNfh
The B1siop Frlrcio 1i the ith SAYS Al Maiden
yesterday morning, about Z. O'Clock, yo-as i-al
hHiee0 Andrew OOuld instantly killed ty t-c
bursting OF log charged vita gunpoNder. it "as
eaargea me night heior, ty Gould sut several other
ye1ns men, Tor the purpose of irng % The Fourth -
lne Hreessed stoot, when strucx ty The fragments
about 90 iect IRON the og The Others escaped a-ry
ihe PSrenA 81 Gould lived M Porter Ne q walsh
p.sco his body was earned TODAY tor iuterrnent
man who was yins drunk On the track. Va. run over
BY the Nediord Branch Train last night by which his
leit arm cut or. young msn who with atbs-
Fourth o. l4iy Jewellers, wss trespsssing soon the
premises ii farmer 81 DcrchcsteI Yesterday NOM
ns was shot me back by person who pursued h I'M
HIS name is sSld 20 be Edwards Al Hopkinfon yes-
terdav several young men vent on nshlng eNcurson
70 North Pond alter finishing the days festivities,
they all went il 10 ba,he when one o. their humber
Thomas Barber. lr. AGED ~. IN attempting 70 swim
from boat 70 the shofc became atigued AMI notNlth
standing the active eNertions ~ hls cgrp-ons " -
drowned he was very Aniatlc and promising yoans
msn and his loss viii be- deeply ici by large circle
OF friends and acquaintance. among whom ID Vas
general iavonte
ViNGISiA GoLn.-The New Hope Va uoii
Mine Co--Msjor p B. French. President and James
Adams Cashier Of the Bank OF Washington, Secretary
have catered upOE mining with brilliant prospects.
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no am LApIk-.-FErER 49, =


ITO CAIIFDkNIAN~.-M- l a. -Nq--'e-'- 'i -
r-a-. b lr-.arn- stores Tor zl1 e..sfl ers,
,-- .-.--..- -i-r-v OF.-s services o persons
t-terc- fa maze l- voyage -o Cafarrts q - store
nav 80 .i ..--..-. fr PROVISIONS % every 1--c-0-
flr ans rr ut --rsor. from one month .. ~ trAr-
stores 1e rl- -- --..l1.e parstses ~ r. re
I.r---r. a f.r lie .l-.-r rolt- AEMP. i.i " st
~. Y,-r eie inl'
CALIFORNIA SHIPPERS rpers a1d -ni.-
-r.--. t. ...--a "a. -.- Al brlsfTaV ru-,l'. r
rra.,ier .af.-- aaF- Nl fri. ~ 80 cllfren '''
and 30 slr. .n pieces. lit .rer rlH.- FL. .o rrt-e
.lru Cs. la- --r lem. GEO FREEMAN 60
.-4 r.rr hrulf0sf.
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N,SsAcEUsErrs We learn from the B0sfos
T,ans,sy tbs, the following appointments have been
made by the Governor ana Comet Benjamin K Cur
IA OF Boston Simon Ggeeulesf Of A0dover, aud Ma
thsnie J. Lord Of salem 70 De Commissioners On the
saAi.et q. Law Reform under resolve passed ~ the
la, session of the Legislature. Lemuel Soatuck o.
Boston Nathaniel Banks, Jr. Of WstAsm, and Jehicl
Abbott OF westsed 70 be Commissioners To report a
plan for Sanitary Survey OF the STATE under receive
Saord of New. Bedford Attorney General Of the Com
,noowe.;,h n q o. Colby OF NewBediord, District
Attorney for Southern District. h. l. Dsntorth Sscr'
49, Fr.akhn CounIy; w r. DAVIS Register Of Pro
bate, Franklin County.
coSp,sSyD TO BE HU~G.-The Halifax Va.
County Court on Monday condemned = negro msn %
be hung who, some months ago, robbed house o.
several hundred dollars in specie after assuming Ae
occupAns with AK, aud supposng he had
them both
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Osyrcr OBJ rur Dgt,wtsr t~n Hrn.o> Casa c.. &
NrR-f .s>. june e. .t-
THE BOARD OF NfANAGEk~ ot h- Daiaes-
l rr Iaf- -a. t-er SEN -tlE. a. ..-r'l N Pen. E'
cent on- 10 trr rrn--s NJ t1- Company flta'f N ii
atrr Tuesday. Pie .--- .rsf l.- transfer . As t' ="
I-at AZ ,. remain closed .rf. tle urIr- 90 .e 'a
lrst 81 order mo- tr- Board
.e,sw ISAAC y sEYMOC r. Treasurer
NEW-YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD
. ' COMPANY The secrl1 dividend or gree n-f.H,'ea
.o.s % tl- Ne.s lrs AID Harlem Railroad Company A.
tr4 ~s-- q p rh ger -ert PER anrl n ne rst 81 nr
a+srr u tta Company. Tryon Row. or and srr l-e-
rr-f ..5cs ~ . he closed from 1e - tay af June to
tnr ST. 8ay of July revt-Dsfed June IL. .f-
fe.qIN SAML ArCHFukO. Treasurer
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ST. CHARLES HOTEL

ID OSTON-TAe = Charles hote-. corner o. orse1 an
c-sisr Depot has been thoroughly rrnoF AID a- flar
In The beef order l. viii b. found 10 1e ho-rl o ll-
trsf class with every co1vrre1ce Al aiirnon maj c1l
contribute 20 or insure he cOulf0Tt q Is Eeesis
TIE - Charles Hotel Conducted lPo- s-l- Ae-Fe
arce principles. Terms -,ocerAte 800, ~ o..
Baggage iaze1 from ard 70 10 " - Ut
o1y Depots free cf charge A4LO A a -
Boston. June :, $50 1922 ~,
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GENERAL NOTICES.

r. Harlem KailrOad.-AA persons Interested n
lie extension of lr Harlem Ra road. lorl from Dover
Plains psrrcl arg ou itr eastern route invited to a.
tend meeting a. Dover Pans, 90 te .tn july instant.
af Do 0c ocs ll fle Z. r@ro0n
The oac.r. ana .iocs ders Of sad Company par
tIc4 .arIy invited to sft-n1 SAID meeting.
Bv order 0ffhr Ceuira Committee ~ North last Dutch
e. Comfy.
Noul-E hast. July =. lsis. - q"
~ Restoration of Natural ~ight.-Pro'e--or
BR0~s0~ VI Preserves and Restores tr- natural i-it
-ure. near .istf ard does aEay with glasses entire
or -@ davs in New lurk The three OF each H-.s,
Wsrrrr-st 40 s. from Broadway Boston The other iays
A. e " nfer.st $50 lm
r. Liquid Hair DYE improved 80 - 20 color me
hair wt-kers tie applied without ne ets
lry-fs entirely free from ulr -a-anf odor. and car hr
s.led With fh- strongest soap imttiatey H.
without waiting i0 4u For sar, or app et A. htf -ht'
tosf. W. F.rll~. WALT mrl5 TlrhN~sf n
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aFIR~T-I LASS ~loof fph HLr-A
49, NE uar ...s .oU 3 su.ia.r INi ..N .'. -
.s--s = /. yea trade Ia goet rurrrt "fdr.' ' 49,
low Inquire 90 ? K. IA hoN s' NJ ni t..
taken A. par pay.
FOR SAN FRANCISCO piRtt TIE
$40 -. ALICE TAKLrON VII hr Nsi t.. ti 'l ~
~h'H-ss riay morning. one ane s-h't i'.N p.
..s ..I lrothar superior vessel Hf I.a'.ts.f f s-t
800 t- 4 For pa tnce ~ ifc flt ~ pAssAs- tfi1
m,f-f ISAAC 4 SMITH. iNi Va. f'f , .''isi
r. FOR CALIFOKNIA.->h NfthNNlNs
-u~s M y f~-t ION Iu Two ares ui .I csna
-Sz1-e -. ID th. p. Mechanics NJ aIng Asso0 aaHn
'tHA~ II >IMONSuN. ifi Le~issf
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y S-rItf8ri Point. Long l. and sound, vii be- tax
INTO port on or about th- 5h jay instant Due noNcr
be- Il en- when she Is prepared .0 resume pr ,ian1n
ia fc "A maxwell. Collector
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Mr.. Jefferson on the slave Question.

The annexed letter from THsMas JhffsEsoH ~
Hon. EDwAED COILS, formerly Governor o. i-'ho''
has been brought 70 Light BY me agitation "a
10 reference 70 the Convention about 70 BE he 10 va
state Of the Prospective Emancipation 'e'Ion
PgrLADELPiTA, June g. l-is.
Ny DEAA sis Under the impIs.s.on lna' - p.,I
,.so, ~ mi. trne will promote your ye"s De- gfet5
80 -, r. er,e Of Kentucky and b. u general utiiy
20 aJyeed 70 take the liberty n incios' you copy
80 sf,er from Mr. JEFFERSON " me % me SUBJECT 81
ysi myself Of this occasion % tender my respect
0 conDLfaents ~ Nrs CLAY, and o. rene" % you az
surspces Of my high respect and regard
EDWARD COLES
= l.. Il. -r-l-l
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THE NEyI-INK HOUSE.

Il Nrvislnk. y Is row ready ilr NJ reception %
3osr1-r. IL elevated ard sry llca--ln ga u, .A ~
~ CD Sarfv Haok Bay and ocean rtlarf u pace
peculiarly desirable 1lrns The present warn ----.-
Th- steamer ElWln Lewis leaves a. e iooi OF 4'u
. every tav and sncs within nile 20 ne -i-r Npi-
veysnce. are furnished By IRE proprietor o. convey PEI
49, 10 sr1 from lie boat The house, irse ~ expense
90 w. WILLIAM JONES, Proprietor.
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U1NANT's BOARDING SCHOOL

I'OR MASTERS AND MISSES, 20 Lite Ferry. lii -
Il from HUHus-n Nep Jersey ibis school = lrde tar
charge of 4 NlNANr. assisted by Mrs NiNANI -
Instruction - given .l tlss n and many --fiH ranches
of family education Cliir-n received from to Is wears
ofa.e Teams for board sli tuition from - io $50 per
year payable quarterly DOB advance Fur nf1rmt-'l fe-
speeding f1e .choo. inquire oi Mr. orlhANprh. cor
Cana. and Aarck -fs Nrw- lurS. r-' lN
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EXCURSIONS.
DELIGHTFUL no

IT, DELIGHTFUL EXCURSIONS
Es.Sts----s$rO sHREW >BL RY. Occs1 Hose -,
Brsnchl Poft Wa.tfr rfor " ourf'. 49,
Brown. Dock N "a eIossa,l al Ret Bsrk-Its -,
AID - ell knoxu SlcznhoAt CONFIDENCE taFt A "a
Hsggerfy. viii leave wess see ~ feck s.q Pier "a,
River. a. '1AoWs
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CHAIR nnANuFAcroRY.

IOSEPH BRADLEY. 81 Prar-st invites 81 % ca
aud exale lie arge sad tuls patterns ~ clar, SUI
abe % tle >o.h American, MrNicin Ne-t ihl Ali -
nom. 4r.... put lp in t-Ars of dog each, also. "a
pier macre pear llai chairs iri taar- most iasirill
de- .ued and highly shed. equal to ne imported A'u
u-,s pattern BARRIERS Chair. ~nursai" and retail
-. ID
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~r-- ,MORNING BOAT sOR COLI

.rs.Sss---1N SPRING. PkEksklLL, SIND-sltO
TAkRfTOWN and me informed ate
p.ac-s, touching a. Hammond-sL each ~sy.--The new
steamer JOS bELkNAP Capt J \ Ta4Iuan. VII .eage
foot u Chsno-rs-sL every molnng 81 O'Clock Return
Ia. caves Cod spruz a. Il 81 and Peekssill P NJ
On sundays this mp exis1ced SeWourgn, lesvinz
Se~burgh a. VI. For passage spp.y board or 70
ny-5 6m- WA- RADFORD 4 co ~ West.t.
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: s-fp1=zieBGSY AND THE ISTERNEDlATE
-LASDIN6S.-Ps.-ase ~ cenfs-ILe .1V
pressure steamboat AANHATTAS. Capt VIM b. Nelson
he pier foot Of bare ay--f Tuesday Tnlr.day
end Saturday. ats o'clock " Leaves A Daay MOGeays
-fne.days and Frfsys Ere gtt taken a. reduced
fJr passage slae rooms of freight, apply 90 board he
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TO LET.

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ORE,I ESTATE IN WESTERN VIRGINIA

e7S 1r .alr by A sANERY X co Civil Engineers, 10
- Waist Having made professional chaninau"n
of t- country Information respecting 10 may ne untrntd
A. rf Oic- A.o for SAFE. Farms and Country seals m
fte vicinity ct This CRY Surveying and Dra'lnl %
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.ND DISEASED NAILS -CHlROPODIsT SHl
hRTAKOFF ron S. Prl-rsnlrll h. ONCE = AZ -
broadway opposite Broadway Theai-r formerly o
1. .r.a-r...t 1888 iUF
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80 N resP lvl5 IL.
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