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FORM FOR A BID

Where change from advertisement is contemplated By
the bidder.
Cor we. the may beg there write the name OF
in full of there state the residence residences
hereby propose 10 carry the mail on No. from
to often the Postmaster Generals adver
tisement proposals the same dated December 5 1882
requires in the time stated in the schedules contained in
such advertisement, and by the following mode Of convey
ance, wit Here state how is TO be conveyed, for the
annual sum Of there write out the words atfu length
Dated lSigned
Form Of Guaranty.
The undersigned undertake that the foregoing bid for
carrying the mail on route No. be accepted by the
Postmaster General the bidder shall, prior the st day oJuy
next into the required obligation TO perform the service
proposed, with good and sufficient suveies.
Dated [Sgped ny two guarantors.l
Form Of Certificate.
The undersigned POSTMASTER judge, clerk Of court
Of record the may be) certes that he well
quantcd with the above and their property and
that they of property and able to make good their
guaranty.
Dated [Signcd]
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sicCL,sToUk youre,

ATTORNEY md COU.vSELLOR .gT Inn,
HAVING resigned the Office of Chief Clerk OF the Trcs-
smy Department which he has held for the last sixteen
years, has resumed the practice Of his profession.
He viii devote his principal attention the prosecution Of
claims before Congress- the several DEPARTMENT. aud Com
ussioucrs on Foreign Indemnities.
To ensure early attention 10 claims against the War; Navy
and Post Office Dcpartmen,s including business with
the Patent Office, he has made arrangements with the most
efficient agents in Washington assist him. by which bns
connected with the Government conded 70
him will be certain to be acted in the most prompt man
lie has made arrangements to superntend Land Agen-
tor the purchase SALE leasing renting OF anas IN @
several States and Territories Terms made known o"
piicstons, bosf bond. -, =,
Office NJ his residence r. between t2'h fpo 'S,
Reersnccs--ton. n. n. Tsncy, Chief 'usuee ~ ue o
I'd states anvil enen Who we been heads OF Departments
members Of either House OF Congress since me y
Ian If-ty
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fNEO. r. WEST, Draughtsman and Solicitor ot Patents,
III Washington offers his services for procuring Letters
Patent in this and other countries.
Ills long experience the MISUNDERSTANDING served
wears rs pupil OF the late DIR. +. p. Jonesaied "a
thorough knowledge Of the Patent Laws and familiarity with
the details OF conducting spploatons through the office, WILL
be trusts, enable him to give satisfaction
Specifications and Drawings carefully prepared defee
tive specifications and imperfect drawings revised snd
ed the objections OF the office, and all other
connected with his profession carefully and promptly
tended to-
Office Eighth street. opposite the General Post Office.
lie has permission refer Paentees and others, home
and abroad, TO the following gentlemen
Hon. Willie II. Mangum, Senator Of North Carolina.
Hon. Thos. Corwin, Secretary Of the Treasury.
Hon w L. Dayton Senator Of New Jersey
Baron Won Gcroit, Minister Of Prussia.
Professor Joseph Henry LID Secretary Of the Smith
sonan Institution.
Hon. Elisha Whittlescy, Washington.
Messrs, Gales n Seaton, Washington oct i9--iy
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bids The experiences tbs Department enables 10 lay
down the following rules VIA
When the mail tho route b not large TO require
two horse coach conveyance bid, II tho lowest Will al
ways be preferred to the specific bid. 49,
When the mails Of such and weight TO render
necessary in reference them alone provide two horse
coach conveyance, the specific bid though the highest Tor
coach service adludgod be entirely sufficient for ie
route will be preferred the bid, hs differences
is not such 10 interfere with the policy Of the hw OF is45
which looks reduction the Of transportation Ex
cepons however, be allowed where the star bad Is made
founance Of coach service
On routes OF the highest class where four horse coach
steamboat transportation required BY the size and import
ance Of the mails and the specific bid adjudged sucns
for the route the preference for the specific bid will he,
necessary carried greater OF difference than
the inferior coach routes.
90 modification Of bid, in any Of Its essential terms,
tanamount bid and cannot be received, to
interfere with regular competition AFTER the last hour sci Tor
receiving bids.
80 postmasers are TO be careful not TO certify the
sufcency Of guarAnoTs sueies without knowing that
they persons Of sufficient responsibility and all bidders
guaantors and surecs distinctly notified that ON failure
TO enter into or perform the the service proposed
for in the accepted bids their legal liabilities will be enforced
against them.
III The contracts will be substantially in the forms here
tooIe used in this Department. except in the respects pai
culary mentioned in these Instructions and on all railroad
and steamboat the contractors will DO required TO deli
the mails the post offices at the ends OF the routes
and into all the intermediate post Offices not than
eighty rods from the railroad or landing
25 Present contractors and persons known al tho Depart
must equally with Others, guaranors and CIR
tfcales Of their suiciency substantially the forms above
prescribed he certificates OF suicency must be signed
by n postmastcr or Judge clerk Of of record.
s. D. HUBBARD, Postmaster General
posr OprIcr Dye ARTmHNr December Is. 1852.
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AGENCY AT W ASH nssTON.
ITO CEAIMA NTS.-FRANClS A. DICKlNS con


undertake the agency OF claims before Congress and
other branches Of the Government including
under treaties and the public Offices lie will attend
pre-empon and other land claims the procuring patents
for the public lands and the confirmation by Congress
and claims lands for property lost in or taken Tor the
service of the United Sates property destroyed by the i
dans, while In the possession OF the United States Invalid
yoiutonay navy Widows and halfpay pensions claims
for Revolutionary services whether for commutaon hapy
bounty lands well those against the State OF Virginia
United States claims growing of contracts with
the Government Tor damages sustained In consequence Of tie
action the Government; and indeed, any bust
before Congress the public offices which require
the aid of agent attorney His charges will be moderate
and depending upon the Of the claim and the extent
OF the service.
Yin the claims against Mexico under the late
Convention, MIR +. A. Dickns and the Hon. c. +. Van Ness
late Envoy Extraordinary and Plenipotent,ary OF o
United Span associated and claim sent 10
either them will receive their united and prompt attention
MIR f. A. Dckns known to most OF those who have been
Congress within the last few years. who have occupied
public attention at Washington. 4L.
Office at his residence street, between thirteenth and
Fourteenth streets.
All letters mustbe postpaid. dec 'A-dh
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Seren street, be,ceen and Streets opposite odd jSi
o,cs Hall, Washington
(tHAS. Dg SELDING X ANDREW WYLIE, jr., kay-
" ing formed eoparnershp for the purpose prose-
claims before congrcs the Executive Departments before
board OF Commissioners appointed for the adjustment ut
spo,stons other against any foreign Govern
men prepared to give their full aud faithful attention
all business that be entrusted TO their charge They viii
also attend to obtaining pensions bounty land return duties
claims arising treaties otherwise; buy
ing and selling real estate. collecting private claims rents ne
Andrew Wyle, Will attend to any Law business with
which either himself the firm he entrusted any ot
the courts of the District the Supreme Court o the United
StRtes.
Notary Public and oi Deeds for all the States
Of the Unon will prompt attention 10 the taking OF tes
umony acknowledgment OF Deeds and ether duties which
pertain to his office.
Charges will moderate and regulated by the amount
claimed, and the extent OF services required
Communications (postpaid) will receive immediate scn-
ton. fUnion1 dec 4-diy
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SPECIAL OFFICES IN NEW YORK

Proposals invited for supplying tho following offices in
New York for the nett proceeds of said offices respectively,
limited in each TO be named IN the proposals
Academy from Cheshire, ~ miles, twice week,
Adnmsville from Sandy Hill, six miles, once week
Akron from Newsiead, miles, SIR times week
Alfred Centre from Alffcd2 miles, six times week
howay from Lyons, "a miles, six times week.
Amsgansott from East Hampton, miles, once week.
Arcadia from Newark, miles, six times week.
Ash Park from East Ashford, miles, twice week
Astona rom New York, niles, SIX times week.
suica Centre from Aiiica, miles, twice week
teusta from Knox Corners miles, sir times week.
Aur.iius rom Auburn, 2 miles, sly times week.
Badwis from Welsburgh. mlles, three times week.
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a Nat-NVt n VtSHHNNsHVN = NIffo ~. VIZ.
N TEN ate Of Baltimore, having made this city hsper-
residence, will undertake. with his accustomed zeal
and diligence, the settlement OF claims generally and more
particularly claims before Congress- ssnst the United states
the several Departments tero and before any Board ID
Commissioners that be raised for the adjustment OF po-
other claims He has charge the entire class
arising of French spolstons prior the 1900 with
reference to which, in addition OF documents and
proofs his possession he has to those IN the archives
of the Government
Claimants and the navy fund.- Nc bounty lands
return duties &e &c. and those requiring life insurance.
have their business promptly attended by letter. (post paid
and thus relieve themselves from expensive and inconve
nIcnt personal attendance
Having obtained commission of Notary Public, he is pre-
pared to furnish legaized copies OF required public dc
other papers. lie has been long engaged in the
duties OF that only be that
economy and prompt attention shall be extended all business
voded to bis and that, enable him TO render his
eices and facilities efeseious he has become familiar
with all the forms OF Office.
Office on street. fde Irea,my BuLkue.
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BALTIMORE Lice INSURANCE. COMPANY
No. Is SouTH STREET.
Holm L DONALDSON. PRRsIDxHr.

YEhIS COMPANY proposes to insure ilves Tor one -
years, for life, at the REDUCED rates seched IN
the following table, being low safety to the assured and
the Company would Justify with these rates the assured
enjoys the benefit Of nneaie in lien Of roseciire
bonus He RISKS neither his poicy nor the Premium
thai he has batA
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intermediate ages proporonae rates, and these prem'-
may be made payable annually, annually or quar-
terly, At the option of the assured.
Buys and sells Annuities
Sells Endow ments for children.
Makes Contracts which life the interest OF money
involved. RICHARD b. DORSEY, Secretsry
CHARLES w. PhIRO Agent for the Baltimore Lite lD-
Company, would call public attention to the reduced
rates of premium charged All Premiums Polcics'n
the District to be paid at his Office, Of and sth
streets where applications for policies be made
tf
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iuni iln'rs orfRs esigic of J. Wallace, d
Badness Positively Cured
r. c EMrRSON,S

AMERICAN HAIR RESTORATlNEistru -
" wundrroi the age Perhaps no article ever
offered to the public /, received with greater la'oi
than this, and persons Buid or becoming 50 have
only 10 test the article tobr fully satisfied.
y B.-Ag.nts are authorized 10 give written
guarantees II prcieycd price to be ngiecd upon by
the DnTIIps
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CITY Hardware Store

Il I - II SIbN W i"E ''' w "E \ =
I'VE undersigned have entered INTO partnership
i for the purpose OF manufacturing ih' steel
iron onL conner ware, IN all OF It's various bran =
chrs. They have now On hand, and Tor sale n
mood assortment Of shelf hardware, stoves, and
I'm vnrc. and during The next month shall be in
recent OF n large aud well assorted stock OF non
nails, glass, and all other articles properly bclon-
gipu 10 mn sab shment oi this kind. They
Wonld cordially invite their ncquautnncrs nd all
others to give them call hopnghy strict altrn-
ron and an honorable and upright course OF bust
ness, to merit lair share Ut the pubic patron
age. JACksoN LOCKWOOD
gItrsw JACKSON. iul.3 WARD LOCKWOOD,
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TO FarmerS---PlOWS!

We have n large ,sortmrnl Of
ErooipV Sfab6'e, corn d. Shord I'oCS.
which We should ike 10 show Won, whether you
want Ia buy or not as we tialicr ourselves, after
the experience we have had. We can show you
PiowS No can't he Hcok
We have taken extra palrs in selecting our
steel and timber 50 we warrant all OF our Plow. ~
every respect equal II not better tl.aH can be found
any where else
We have also large assortment Of Rolling
Cutters ready to attach To the logs, it wanted
they reiuG approved OF ~ most oi ihosc that u'c
them. All those that wan, Piows, please cali nj
the Steam Plow shop, and examine, before you
buy pows that are made n hundred miles of, ana
sent to the stores here, 10 hr p,ddcd out.
March l3-if HkNGRuEE &. Draw
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Tn AVE good stock oI Spriug aud summer
| Clothing, m,t received from Boston, the best
m,rkrt Tor thus line OF good that must sell, even
II have to sell at lomcI prices HGnduy5odg else
All interested IN The cause, please call and pur.
chase tlhy ~ l.. ID SMITH
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y office

A r an informal meeting OF number Of The
y physicians Of The city Of Ottawa, bel al tte
office of Dr ] q. Harris. on Tuesday the I'm
OF Iuy, 10 take into consideration the eSr'dicncy
oi.nrmlnc county medical society, II was agreed
upon to cal meeting for that purpose. to he held
IN the Mechanics hall in Ouawa, on tuday nc
eq,h inst, at 10 o'clock A NJ. at which time and
" ace all regular physicians who desire the welfare
of the profession at large, ale most earnestly ana
respectfully invi,edio aNrud. J.! STOUT
u. HlN,
( HARD,
u', ~ is.2w. q, TAGEis
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EOR medicinal use Dark and pale BRANDY,
/ port, Mdeirn, Malaga, Mu'cot aud T,ucrIilr
wine, lnmaicn. ST Crox, Bay and n L. num-
rye whi,key, Schneidnm schnarps, Londonpor,er,
Scotch ale, At the New Drug Book store.
Jnly I6 T., Y. GVlGGs
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ION gwen III w UJN~. y 40,
\ DIV ELIiNG HOUSE
withmuuy 9th r ont buildings, an
q, THE FRUIT,

Now in blossom, consisting OF apples, pears
peaches r!un =. and cherries Of Il grea variety.
These farms have about
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COMPREHENSIVE.
NEN' FJEH'
RAUH. BROTHERS,

O1uCl H. C,1ciDro'i. - E"pttoyo. h4.
Referring TO the a5oVr. $50 luirru ipr public
hat wrwl.l continue Oh" clrrhuI hu-nr-. here
tuiuIt couauc,rd hy orb .orh"rul place 10 ih"
same hujdllg, under tir above new hum with he
important Difference ihata.l at our new stool, T. OF
O,u0ri, lHH9t.s'ie Manufacturing Horse 1t
Lr,siptui
ana iliat nj hough ri, sort oi ahug have great
Is advanced M Iutcr. yet. h1ylrG urw
Profit 20 pay TO thc VI tnufactGr"r,
we shall sell clp.hur chr lPEF TWiN
EVER! w" nrr now receiving aud III ell con-
tIuuc To TCrrivp during the season
Large supplies ii
Men and . w. Clothag
Furnishing floods.
Hats aud CoJs,
Trunks AMI Etlises,
Carpet M Leather B1ra,
India RnbhrrHnl Dii CiOlAug,
Boots aud Shoes sc,
aud oil articles generally sole IN clothing stores
The Great Advantages
We now have IN procuring the best OF really
made clothing, at the lowest rates W. feel couii
dent vii induce everybody to examine
Our Large and Fashionable Stock
aud We promise to use all honorable means, so rhl
none shall goawuy dissatisfied.
We have engaged ia" SERVERS of IN rvpcren
c-d practical Tailor u- a foreman OF our
N1NHfIrIUELNG DEPdHi WENT
aud everything SOLD N this establishment i-war
raulrd Ia tn u-n,rr and to be made bitter thai
any heretofore offered tor sac into Java ~ outline
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INlITNiH Nv fNNNTVW'V UWFWHF'
/ rlarr aud vicinity. or ihc above long eslsh.
listed well known, aud responsible Five lnsu-
rance COMPANY, and are rrcpsicd TO iake RISKS
Er the same, on as favorable term NJ oth'f i''
pon.ib'c companies iuH NUtT' FN'1I.
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PC rum w

Ul.ES hands Eden lu,trntc extrnc,s. hn
~ dyes, pomadcs, hair obs, toilet powder an
vaurg1trd toilet soap, puff balls, &c.
luIN Ii l. Y GriGas.
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6uts can Buy

a COAT vest, or pants, a little cheaper thar
II anywhere else in town at the cheap store Of
July l6, Wilcox & LowNSBERY.
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lnr above dr-rrlDIf lands nre siu0'cd ~llhlr
three udr~1i La Sale, on the south side Of the Il
Hpus river. and embrace quantity OF line timber
good farming lands, water and coal, and will be
sold ~ lots or entire, 10 sulipIrrhl-rrs
T:ImS Doe. fourth # to- purchase money to
,-paId u a,h on the day OF sale and one halt "l
sA,r balance IN .lN months, and the remainder IN
twelve months, the deferred paymrntsto be s"cur-
rdby bond and mortgage on the real estate sold
N Il VI WALLACE,
D. J PScgNsY,
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<'flais.'Sil..

WANTED tocol,rac, IL, } 900 to lC c0olush-
w els. I9'lai price wil, he pl.dioul Ap-
ply 10 March 2si j. G.. NArrINaER.
Pillows Of all Kinds.
Z G.. ATTlNGER Is still agent tor he
y Granletour Flaws and is now ready 10 till
aIlpTIprs in that line l9mr
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Nails.
Mr. Iiin E.:islfCs

400 KEGS BOSTON Nails, Of all sizes at the
.OU Paint oil aud Glass Store
Dec - ] iiosshcN.
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nEPOSlTOElES-Ttoct aud bible dcpos,to
} ms krptV julio T. Z GRiGGs. b, p7silc
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carefully "a, up, ut all hours, day
night, 10y Hu experience Druggist, at II
New Drug and Book Store, north 1t the cnu
house Du.y TO- t. Y. GK'G1S.
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T.,sucy~, Iook sic,c.

Thclatcsr atylr offspring houurts, hy express
lrIr 1ssarmrnt tmsy1. lI4iicr FfIoTsSt
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AQIEDIrT
FLOUR MY .

The above anil has undergone thorough &c.
pair walrrhaviag bcen introduced IN place OF
sl"nm.
The subscriber will pay the highest price, IN
rIeb. for best sampcsoi wheOtnnl viii always
have n gonI supply OF good -four for s,r.
Custom Work Solicited!
limo oi-,f JAMES krTlrR.
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Dried Apples.

nN consignment the il"nn"p.n Premium Plow
" tor s1l~ hy mar5 FGrlovs WALLER * Co.
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EOC Snlc !.

TIE dwelling house and lot No l6, block No.
81 in states addition to Ottawa now owncdby /,
Kane The above property is located on the tow.
path side of the canal near the main bridge, and
willhpsold upon reasonable terms Pnnd for CASH al
low prices Enquire OF 2 TANNING, or,
July 23-i9-ln' JoHN BRADY,
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1000 Bushels
ElnX SCCal.

DURE timothy seed wanted iorearly shipment
/ the highest price in cash vii be paid IN cash
by (July23 J G.. NArrlNGER.
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OttaWu Market.
- q - 49, n -

an the Rad between Ottawa and the house Of
OIohm LOIn:, IA the town al Muulus, on she
2O.h inst "a SIN MI ca.r oi DRAWING INSTRU.
MEN / =. lhc hndrr Will be literally rewarded
10y turning II at The office OF >. w Raymond IN
the Court lious, IN Ottawa
JuIy % l,5l II \VlCNEp
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RARE CHANCES.
EsABg AL g.

~ ARE CHANCES.
FOX SALE.
TilElarge wcll.kuown. aud iavoraby located
WARE HOUSE.
In Ottawa, Tor three years heretofore occupied by
n. i. / l.. II. EaWrs, situated on the main can
al, nj lhrcrossng of La Sar, t,he main business
strcrr) and Only few raisir0m the Chicago ana
Rock Island Railroad Depot.
Possession given in 60 days Al-o,
DWELLING HOUSE,
Oucand hall story, with cellar, well, and gar
dem situated near the above warehouse.
4 rare chance 'ur a location in the storage, tor.
waIdiug, and commission business.
LlHEFISE, e.
Three highly improved aud ehgibly situated
inrms, OF 100 acres each, OF thu best o! farming
land, situated On the hgh and healthy north bank
of Bucl, rcek each haynga good frame dwelling
house on it, and two having valuable barns, one u
ntoucl barn, costing twrIye hundred dollars, to-
gcthrr withmuny OH r out buildings, and
q, THE FRUIT,
Now in blossom, consisting oL apples, pears,
peaches, r.un =, and cheIre. Of grea, variety.
These larms have about
Ncycp bites If Fence,
500 rods being ul pine lumber, and about womlles
more of Usage orange hedge ttucr, now IN culture
aalin tine condition These tnrm- are situated
siy miles north ut Ottawa, la sale CO, ILL.,, on
thr Ottawa Northern Plank Road, , at the crossing
OF the Homer and Fox ryrrrond Z wing each farm
one Of the tour cornrrs al the crossing OF the ioad
in M inteiigrn, community OF industrious and
thriving farmers, NJ n ~ ~ hOm the east, One o!
the farms having \ school house situated on 1t, aud
having the benefit of Buck Creek and many
springs ofwater, with about $50 acres OF good p'oio
LUR in tame grasses, on the ihrce farms.
These ARMS have all been made within "a
ypars. 50 that tho improvements are new aud IN a
FOOD states of repair as the subscriber had selected
it nshis permanent residence and made the ina
provrmentsaccordiu but now intends to change
his location and business and lb0nnfdel ranfs Ia
sru Possession on one ortwo Of the farms i'm
mcdalely
Terms easy. Inquire Of J G Na,tinger, Oua'
wa, or OF the subscriber on the premises.
Ma, li-3g-3m. ApRANP Ho'vopn
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VHE suh.cr.hcr DO, Two work horses for sale
Euqutr al his larm near Ottawa.
InNl IA. MrRrrvrr