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RUSSIA AND TURKEY;

NllilST The Russians and Turks are : ill fight
w lug for Their respective claims the Subscriber
wishes h. pablo he remember that he is sill at
his Old stand was'ns war against high Prices and
that peace cannot be made.
The Subscriber returns thanks TO his friends and
public generally. for thor pas pat on ,sc so Liberal
" be 'towcd upon him; and respectfully announces
that he has just retained from New York and phil-
adspha with the largest and bs assorted stock of
ssLA and yyEETEfe GOODS
ever offered in this market. ALL Of which have
been bought It he very Lowest CASH prices and
will be sold for the CASH or country produce at /.
very small advance Purchasers would do we'll to
give him Il cali before making their Fail purchases
for | can and vii! OFF, great Barg ns as can be
had in any city, All kinds ofPIo!ucc taken in cy-
change for Goods
,g Remember the place to find good assort-
ment Of Cheap Goods is at
j. \. EITASON,
CHEAP CORNER, MIDDLETowN,
Sept. Is, 5l-3m* Delaware.
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Thirty THOUSAND h.GREs OF LAND SOLD I!
Uncle Sam is the largest landhodcr in the
world. lie las held several thousand acres
or some years in the region Of coun,ry south
cast Of us; and. having determined to get rid
of it, lie offered il for sale at mere nominal
nricc and it has gone off like ''hot corn" In
Tie short space Of two woe'i; he has sold
Mlltu tAvNsahd rEeS!-Scietn 10 y Gn,.
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TRADE IN CH1NA--A letter from Canton
VS.: The "katlany for New York is load
ing, hut it is impossible to say when another
ship will sail fer the same destination I'm
ports unsalca hl".-Slk piece goods, remnants
mostly, are being disposed of at from 10 to
IL per cent lower than have been known for
s,mc time, but no Chinese will undertake
contract to make any.
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PRoBAnIG PRIZE FiGur.--Iom TTycr is in
Cincinnati it is said, on professional bust
II, IS that is, he has entered into a wager
with man named Mclowan, Of st. Louis.
for prize fight, the sum stallcd being three
thousand dollars. The parties arc to meet
about half way between the cities of New
York and st. Louis AMI the encounter is to
take place about the last of this month.
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A STRANGE PnEshNrMENr. -Thc grand iu-
~ Of Rchlaild district, S. G., among its pre-
sentiments. has recommended the re.opcnins
Of the African slave t.adc. They set forth
its supposed advantages. and even niece ssity,
to the south, and attempt 70 justify its hui
ilanity and morality.
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Con-. PERRY At Hone KoNG.-The United
States lrigale Mississippi, Com. Perry, from
Japan and Loo Choo, arrived at Hong Kong
on the I'd Of July. 1t is said that Com. Per-
~ has secured certain privileges at Loo Choo
Tor citizens Of the United States.
u. Cassius NJ. Clay is going North to Ice
turc in December.
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~, There sat H"%tn or twenty,
And pens and ink a ris,ly,
The tall chap WAS IL given out
And they were busy written,
About the scanl,iS, | ispos., who d been
A stealth and a tighten
Two dozen men bin.Uy saw
All in IL corner sittcn:
q. .i' s,', s' "jSs ' uaP' ' nc I!s s'Ss me-
op s''''' ~" N'' ~ s''''"'
And then they marched in single file
VI it'll ll-ss L-ch tolowin after;
The noise the Major woke. who cried
s'Mcn walk lc"tlc snttcr.''
These are the chaps who find the bills
/ heerd some iclicrs sayin,
That make the tax 50 tarnt high
The people have been pnyin.
! eyed the lawyers in the pen
Some Of en- looks ed like rouZcrs
Keel bad head. grey head, bcardv boys
As ever put on trousers
Thinks !, suppose they haul me up
Before the Judge and Jury;
The lce skecred me and lmt
And left en- alone in their glory.
lie tales twa-roHd among the Stores %
see h0W Mcy do business.
The storekccpcrs were knocEin round
Their goods and wares displyiu.
And had 'cm han.cn up on hooks
And on big boxes lavru.
And all the time the boss or clcrl,
Stood at the door crn0rn
And axen peopl. in to Luy
Some calico or linen.
NHhHi '0''" "oW "Sg 40 ~ tdtefhS a.
"te" James,
The tavcrns ALWAYS RING hell
To call the folks to dinner.
And ike anc,l Of sheen thrv.d come.
It's true as I'm n sinner.
A rarlnin and a iamn,ip in
As fast as they we're AHA
Ah,' 'readen on each others toes
anu '''"o'" 'o0'''' INC ''n'e'
And ~ ,bs ono ,,,,nr,
A half dozen walters,
Were always busy totem round
Great piles Of bread and 'tatcrs;
And veal and pork, and beef and fish
And even geese and chickens,
And tn way them made 'cm squat, swow
1t beat the very dickens.
III, ,,py.yD,
met ms "''e"''o' "'e'e.
One afternoon sauntered up
Toward the railroad station,
And saw the lightning train 20 by
A hnmnin like creation,
1t made my hair stand straight on end
To hear the whistle BLOWN.
And, oh Jerusalem the way
To tell Won what car is like
There aint no use n irwin
For if did know YOU d think
| ONLY list was lyin.
As it flew by tried to couut
How many FOLKS was in it.
But tn tarual thing was ort q, sinht
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SQUARE will bc Published three times for one
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qlent ins ':ton: Ion GER ones in the same pro-
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pablSh'd qunrt1rly. semi annually or yearly
at mol ratio TtteS. \ advertisements sent with
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REiDY-MADE CLOTHING
WE YET CAN LIVE!

TOR ASH has j!at retained from the city with
i splendid stock of
Ladies Dress Goods,
Fuch as the latest styles of CaahmeIc5, Mernos,
De'ainrs. Gnghams. Prints Mrs,ins Sc
BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies. Mise; AMI Chill
drcn. and general mcnt Of al, kinds OF wear
ing apparel for Men and Boys.
But forgot VIC cannot live on these. Wei if
we cant;
Why he S got first rate MACkER ". COD FIJI,
HAMS, ilEhRlNG, CHEESE, and Jersey SWEET
POTATOES
Let us go get some. Oct. 7. ~.
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Fall and Winter Fashions,

n X d. MOORE, begs leave to inform their
VI. friends and the public generally, that
they have just returned from the city with a
supply Of
Cloths, CassisncTes and Vestiags,
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MAYHEM you go to Elkton call at "T0RRERT'S
w and buy some of that Caycnlish Tobacco il
you want good article. iot7
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4 Chapter.


STORING hGm "GRrENY" wcnt 10 scr Tie Cosu'
On Monday morning s.CaEtXY'' rose
and gave his head scratching,
Says he 1.-THE court is sitting now,
II see what it is la:riinc.''
IL dressed him in his Sunday best
Bright lioots and sttrdim@ cnIIr,
And r"ckstytl, 10 pat him through,
\ silver quarter dollar.
As.r;le his sterl, which linl,;ng came
With strirg',alt. sliIint and swcny,
His face towards the county town
All gaily forth came Grcrny.
TIC warm sun set his blood aglow
And 'Evcncd ZIP lis pony.
Who Shniilnd on up Hill and down
DER level roads and Stuny.
Arrived at town lie tied his stocd,
On Staie-"ats left him feeding,
And sailed forth t" see the sights
And bear the lawyers pleading.
Three weary days he watched the folks
Through all their ways and capcrs,
And then he wrote his notions down
Toprint them i'll the PAPERS.
"GREESY" goes to he Court House ard tl.
Of The son',ES cad s;.hts ashich ttsrs met his at
ie.iiioa.
heard cry: 90 yes! o ycs!''
And ran as for i wuger
There at the door Siloutin' stood,
y man they called .'Yhe Mujor.''
80 yes! q yes! tul save the Statc'-
thought Tie dice WIS pltyin
Or else the Very d~il WAS loose
And scared the folks to prayin'.
The crowd came runnin' all around,
The Major kept bIwiin'
| axd 'cn what the mischief was
They said the Court was calin'.
They prSht is like a flock O sheep
y iuilowin' Il bcil-wclhur,
Until about Il thouscn men
Got in the house together.
About ten yards above tho rest
Ten feet ut least. I'm ccrting
tall chap was u sitting up
Before IL big rcd curting.
Behind Il grave yard iron fence
There sat Il dozen or twenty,
They all had big blue copy books
And pens and ink Il plenty.
The tall chap WAS IL given out
And they were busy written,
About the ScamiiS, | sposs, who'd been
4 az. IN and
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
Lumber! LuEmber!!


TO TEaJNSTERS .4.ND OTHERS.
ETVHE GRASS VALLEY MILLS are now in full opera
i tion, and ready to supply all demands for every
description of
SEASONED LUMBER!
At the lowesa market prices These Mills are situated
nearly in the centre of the Village of Grass Valley
Road and most convenient for Teams to load. There
is in these mills, MULAY SAW, and 81 inch CIR
CULAR SAW together capable of making IL, 900 feet
of lumber per day. Also, splendid Woodwork
Patent
PLANNING yMHCHLNE!
Capable of making 900 it. of planned, ToNGUED AND
GRoovED and other manufactured lumber, per day. of
superior qualities. ALL our lumber is well seasoned
before being dressed-our stock of eight thou
sand logs giving the best material to be found in
the country. Call and seel
TRANSFERS
Can always be supplied with lumber FREIGHT to the
cities of
.MARYSVILLE AND SACRAMENTO
On the best terms equal to any other mill in Nevady
county, and when taken in connection with the fact
from our mills superior-our engine, saws, and
nlann0 machine, being the most powerful In the
mountain portion Of the State.
Lumber will be exchanged for Good Baled Hay on
reasonable terms.
MaF All kinds of Dimension Lumber, Fensing, 81
ding Sugar Pine ETC., etc. ETC., constantly on hand
or sawed to order We have stock of over 10000
feet and shall keep full supply for the great de-
mand for choice building and fencing materials
HG- Remember, we pay cash and the highest prices
for freight sell to teamsters so as to enable them
to make Large Profits J. MlNCHESiEh
President G. v G. Mining Co.
Grass Valley, Sept, 90. 1858. tf-n2
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16

I ALSO OFFER for sale or rent, upon private terms
beautifully located and finely situated piece of
ground, IA in extent of rich, tlable land on
the Sacramento road, in sight of Rough Ready suit
able for SPLENDID garden.
There is NEAT CABIN and small stable upon it.
ready for portion of wood land be had ad-
joining, in case of sale.
TERMS made known upon application Apply to
Z. w. ROBERTS
Rough Ready Feb. 5, 1854. q
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
NO. s.-AT MOUTH OF THE CANON,

NO. SAT MOUTH OF THE CANON,
as the stream enters the main Valley, adjoining the
claims of the 'Galena and Dubuque House, "a good
cabin and corrall is upon this claim and large ex
tent for gardening hay or grain PLENTY OF WA
TER for irrigation or other purposes be obtained
from the natural ravne with also splendid spring
in a beautiful location for residence or hotel
Each of the above claims has been duly surveyed,
recorded, Improved and occupied-they adjacent
and every foot of suitable ground for any kind
of business. The timber upon them is equal to any
in this vicinity, and easily procured They are
surrounded by fair mining region, without danger
that the tillable land will be disturbed.
Possessory titles will be guaranteed, without danger
of dispute, with immediate occupancy They are Of
fered for sale because the desire to make ar
rangements for other business.
For further particulars, terms of sale, etc. apply
to E. W. ROBERTS Agent
Rough Ready, Cal, Feb. 4, 1854. q ct
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
UNION
IHA9PI3IS} G0IhIlPAElWa

TTVHE UNION WATER COMPANY, return their sim
l. cere thanks to the inhabitants of Grass Valley,
for the liberal patronage extended to them and the
company give notice that they propose extending
their water pipes so, that the entire community may
enjoy the privilege of the use of the water of Cold
Springs. The company now prepared to let wa
ter to all persons, far as the companys main pipes
now extend.
The expense of carrying water from the Union pipes
of the company into houses elsewhere for faucets
and for repairs of such branch pipes is at the expense
of the parties using the water All persons wishing
to use water from the company's reservoir, from
other persons faucets requested to call on the Su
perintendant and make such arrangements.
All persons having the water in their houses or
wards are requested not to allow other persons to
the same without the consent of the company. On
and after the 1st day of February, A. D. 1854, an
water rents must be paid in advance.
By order Of the COMMITTEES, Z.
GEORGE n. CRANDAIL.
Superintendent.
Grass Valley, Jan. 1s, 1s54.-f
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
A FINE SPAN
GREAT BARGAINS
RANCH CLAIMS !!

AM authorized to offer at private sale three several
land claims, or Ranches, described below, upon ia
vorahe terms at extremely low rates FOR CASH: up-
on reasonable terms for FART PAYMENT or To rent at
fair per ceptage valaation or to lease upon the
shares one the whole
They are loefted upon branch Of Penn Valley
Creek, south Of Rough Ready X miles upon the
nearest easiest, best and most feasible route from
Tenn Valley TO Grass Valley-a road that viii verv
4 mile and without lal upon of difficulty for
the heaviest loaded teams Ii unlikely that the
Narysville PlankrOad, wHHN MADE viii psss through
this valley
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
SUMMONS.

STt3E co5s2E OF O. GAEF0RSIA FIF0Pa s 5sseg; cess
Township of Grass Valley. D'ioie o. L - A-'' y
The People of the State of California to STEPHEN
LEIGH.
You are hereby summoned to appear before me, at
my Office in said Township, Monday the Goth day of
February, A. D. 1854, at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, to answer
the complaint of NJ. RICKERD, who demands of you
SS4 90 for work timber and cash. fully set forth in
his complaint filed in this when judgment will
damages, if you fail to appear and answer
Given under my hand this 18th day of February,
A. n. 1854 J. l. SYKES. J. p
true Copy, J. c. GoAD, Constable n22, 2t.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
FRAN KILN H0U s E,
BY MRS. LETTER,

I'IINO' IL III
a MRS. MARGARET LETTER late of the Irving
= l;;iI House, Marysville, is happy to inform her
s friends and the public generally that she still
continues at the FRANKLIN House. Mill street. and is
prepared to Taeommodate in a manner unsurpassed.
all VINO may aer house with call. The table
will be alway saeraiiy supplied with the best the
market atoras s06 the Bar is furnished with The
choicest lieuol eed cigars Meals served up al ali
hours.
Gross Valley ven 45 1854 22tf
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
Taken up

IN my Ranch, on Tuesday morning last, Brindle
" Cow, with one broken horn. Any person claiming
said cow is requested to CALL prove property and pay
charges and take her away. w. B. CLAPP.
. Rough and Ready, Feb 1st, 1s54-1m.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
A STEAM SAW-MUL.

equal to any in Grass Valley for convenience of water
and timber the latter of the QUALITY has been
especially included in this claim directly the road
good crop of vegetables was raised last year as
an experiment, perfectly satisfactorily, on small
plot of ground without irrigation of any consequence
Much OF the enclosed ground is rich black loan,
several feet deep.
There is an excellent cabin 16 by 20 feet, erected
suitable for residence
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
A LOT OF
SUMMONS.

STATE OF cALIFoRNIA "A IoIa' s. JUsucEs Court,
Township of Rough and Ready
Before Little Justice of the Peace
The People of the State of California, to A. Y Owen
You are hereby summoned to appear before the un-
dersgned Justice of the Peace at his Office in said
Township on Friday, the 10th day of March, A. D.
1854 at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. to answer the complaint of
Samuel NJ. Gillian Co., upon note of hand dated
the I'd day of November 1858, for the sum of Five
hundred and dollars and seventy five cents, copy
of which is this day filed in my Office credit entered
on the note as per statement Nov. 21st IA dollars
Nov 22d dollars Nov. 23d, dollars Nov. oath,
10 dollars Nov 25th, dollars balance due on note
Four hundred and sixty-one dollars and seventy five
cents. On failure to appear and answer, Judgment
will be rendered against you for said sum of Four hun
dred and sixty one dollars and seventy five cents
damages and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this 2nd day of February,
A. ID. 1854. JOHN P. LITTLE, ). L.
true copy,
r. B. GAMBREL Const. N. c.
JUSTICES COURT. P. LITTLE
Township of Rough and Ready.
Gilham & Co.,
A. Y. Owen. Affidavit having this day been made
showing that the above named defendant cannot be
found in this County, but is resident of this State
1t is ordered that publication of the Summons in the
above cause be made in the Grass Valley Telegraph
for 80 days.
Witness my hand, this sth day of February, A. D.
1854. JOHN P. LITTLE, j. P
A True copy, r. T. GAMBREI. Constable N. C.
Rough and Ready, Feb. Sth, 1S54-30d
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
6rass OaIlep Aobsrtiselltelrts.
DR.. CHAS. D. CLEVELAND

FORMERLY of Madison County, NO., having resided
il in Grass Valley for the THREE AND "A HALF
YEARS last and in California nearly FIVE--contnu-
ally practsed and studied his profession to the exclu
sion OF every other intermeddng occupaton--obsery-
ed and criticised with unremittng and assduity
the phenomena of the diseases in this climate and
State and the effects of Remedies in the treatment of
them feels presumption in offering his professional
services to the confidence of intelligent and dis
eliminating public, and respectfully invites its pat
ronage.
DIR. CLEVELAND can always be found at his office
on Main street, or the g GRASS VALLEY HOUSE, y
opposite his boarding place. except when absent
professional business and POSITIVELY AT HOME
between the hours of and 10 O'Clock A. NJ
DR.. C. cultivates an aptitude for SURGERY, so ne
cessary in mining region, often afflicted with acc-
dents far distant from the skill of those who in large
cities devote themselves exclusively to this branch of
MedicalScence, and is furnished at all times with the
various and most improved A2AIENTARIA, ready to
perform operations and rectify accidents at mo-
ment's warming.
Dr. c, viii demonstrate to those who may call on
him. that it is unnecessary for them at great outlay
and Inconvenience, to repair to the lower cities in
quest OF surgical aid, which they well procure
at home.
Consultation in diseases of the Throat and
CHEST, particularly solicited and in the treatment
of these affections, DR. CLEVELAND avails himself
of those late mastery and triumphant improvements
in this department of medicine as praeticed by Drs
Bowditch and Warren of Boston.
Grass Valley, Jan. II, 1854. II 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
8angB &8eaap 9a6ertisen't is.
Rough & Ready, Cal, Feb. 5, 1854.

TN contemplation of change in my future business,
am necessarily compelled to call upou all persons
who may be in any manner indebted to me to CALL
and SETTLE UP before the 18th of March next. And
all persons who may have unsettled accounts against
me are requested to inform of the fact or
the same.
"Let as settle, If sce sacUer payp'
81 3t E. W. ROBERTS.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
Bibles and Testaments.

THE GRASS VALLEY BIBLE SOCIETY have Just
4 received from San Francisco an assortment of Bi
es and Testaments of various Sizes from the large
Famy Bible to the neat Pocket Bible, and from the
Spanish, French and German Bibles and Testaments.
ces, at Can't J0HN a. CRI1M,S Main ST
Grass Valley, Feb 9, 1854 21 3m
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
FOUR SPLENDID LIVING SPRINGS
NO. 2-"ROSE-DALE."

With so to IS acres under good rail fence(sma por
tion brush)-about 40 acres more, equally as good
well located finely situated rich SOIL beautiful hay
ground, with running stream of 2 cubic inches in
the dryest season, besides several splendid springs
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
NO. L" MOUND SPRING. .

NO. L" MOUND. SPRING"
Having about 25 under good fence partly brush
and partly good cedar rails. good crop of barley
and about 10 tons of splendid hay produced last
year.
FOUR SPLENDID LIVING SPRINGS
Exist within the lines, with plenty of running water
fields, of excellent land be placed under cult
walton to advantage-the balance finely timbered roll
ing ground.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1854-02-16
PIaned Flooring and Siding.

DUIIDERs AND CONTRACTORS can procure DRESS
ID ED, TONGUED AND GROOVED FLOORING, and
dressed sugar pine SIDING short notice and at the
lowest cash prices. choice article of Lumber can
always be had at the Grass Valley Gold Mining Com
pany's Mills. South side of Wolf Creek, Auburn
Road J. WINCHESTER, SUPT
Grass Valley, Sept 90, 1853 t-n2
The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1854-04-22
Galena & Minnesota Packet Co.
ARRANGEMENT FOR
- 1854. 60

The GALENA B MINNESOTA PACKET COMPANY
viii run daily line Of Boats during the ensuing season
bewe"n Ga!ena saltwater and st. Paul. stopping Ar All
intermediate Ialngs, leaving Gaiena al II N. daily
cept Sundays.
The line will consist Of the
NOMINEE, Captain r. BLAKELY,
WAR EAGLE, ID. s. HARRIS.
GAIENA, ID. Il. MoREHoUsr
ROYALARCH, 'i.t IS u. II. Glenn
all fist class boats and commanded by experieu And
accommodating officers.
These boats will connect, at Galena, with the ST. us
Galena daily line of steamers, which line connects at
Rock Islani with the Chicago Rock Island Railroad
This Company Boats being U. s. Mail steamers their
punctuay cal br Confidently relied upon.
Freight stppe at st. Louis, between st. Louis and
Galena, the st. Louis and alena line boats TO points
above Gaiena, will be at Galena of charge
Tor drayage OF forwarding, and without delay.
The Raiiroai between Galena * Chicago, Connecting
with the various Eastern Roads. Is Completed with
in Few miles Of Gaena, and the unfinished portion Of
the Road stocked with comfortable stage-coaches.
b. II. CAMPBELL, co, Agents; Gaena.
Gaiena, March2i, 1854 tf30
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Jesup & Company,
BANKERS, &c.

NXCHANGE sold and purchased on New York, Bos-
~ ton Philadelphia, Chicago Detroit, and other Cit
les the United Notes collected and proceeds
RENTED at current rates Of Exchange Interest allow
ed special deposits. We also draw direct, payable
without discount,
EseLANp.-Lverpool, London, Manchester, sc.
misunderstanding, Cork, Limerick, Belfast, &c.
observation-disclosures, Glasgow. Perth, sc.
Also, Drafts payable In Francs, Florns Thalers,
FRANCE.-Paris, Havre, Lyons, and MarseIlles.
GERMANy.-Hamburg, Frankfort, o. NJ, Brussels.
Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp, Cologne Zurich, Co
penbagen, Dresden, Berlin, Hanover, Strasburg.
SwITZERLAND.-Geneva. Berne, Basic.
IrALY.-MiIan, Florence, Rome, Naples, Venice, Mes
sina In Sicily.
AusrRIA.-vienna and Trlest.
RUssIA.--St. Petersburgh, warsaw.
SwEDET.-Stockhom.
NoRwAY.-Christiana.
Debuque Iowa. Narchl, 1854
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Sealed Proposals

OR furnishing fresh beef for the United States
at Fort Smelling, II. T., for one will be recev-
ed at the office Of the Assistant Coumissary subsls-
the 7h day OF May next The proposals to be endorsed
sProposas for furnishing fresh Beef.o
The beef Is to be of good and wholesome quality, In
quarters, with equal proportion Of eac (necks and
shanks 10 be excuded) In such quantities may
time to time required for the troops not cecdng
in each week such days shall be designated by the
Assistant Commissary OF Substance.
The contractor will be required TO give bonds with ap-
proved security, in the Of twelve hundred dollars
for the fulnent Of the contract and the Contract to
be subject to the approval Of the Commssary General.
J. STEW ART,
LIST Lieut.. Sd Artillery, 4 c
April Sd 1854 iw3O