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h. +. Bishop, graduate OF the Baltimore College
oil Dental Surgery, having had an extensive practice
IN this CITY, for the last ten twelve ysars has now re-
moved his office to his house, No Ia Pearl street where
bis professional services may still he obtained he ond
call attention particularly TO his method Of treating chill
dren's teeth, securing to them, by timely skill and over
sight hne set Of Natural Teeth the apIreoiat on Of
which has induced many parents to place their children
under his charge-and he hopes all parents will Gee h
Importance of early placing every child in the care Of
some skilfa and faithful Dentist secure their future
comfort.
JI4-TooTH POWDER AND WASH &C. for sale
Office open all hours Of the day aud evening-4 Pearl
street, I'd Dwelling House from Main street.
lea
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REAL ESTATE Il EXCHANGE BROKER,
Union Bl,ck, Nh. 1877 Nam street.
Drafts on England, ireland, Scotland, and Germany
Also, passage tickets to and from Liverpool and Oaor
mia, for sale. auI2 dsn
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Tho w Orccsier Water Cure viii hereafter
be exclusively devoted TO the OF female patients
while the other sex will be received only rs boarlers-
the location OF this establishment is elevate T. quiet and
healthy, combining the advantages Of both town and
country Op at sll seasons, For circulars address
ROGERS, Nj D Worcester, Mass.
~ Dr. RoGERs' day office is in the Central Exchange
Post Once hnor During the Evening and night he may
be found az the Water Cure ar AMI
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HE FOREIGN SLAVE TRADE NECESSARY
FOR SLAVERY IN KANzAs.-A writer in the
New Orleans Delta urges the re. opening of
the African slave trade, as the only way
of securing slavery in Kanzas. A slave con-
stitution, without the slaves, he argues,
would not accomplish the object in view ;
and TO take the slaves from the nearer slave
States would weaken the institution where it
exists. Delaware, Maryland, Missouri, Vir-
ginia, Kentucky, and Tennessee, have all too
few slaves for the safety of the institution,
He says:
cit can never strengthen slavery to take slaves
from these States to Kanzas, and, perhaps,
there is no place in the Union where loo, 900
slaves could be SO pro6tably planted as upon
the soil of the brave old State of Virginia.
But while such has been our experience
with respect to Kanzas, few thousand slaves
would greatly alter the aspect of the matter.
Five thousand freemen hate failed to take
that State, but SO would not ten thousand
slaves. That number of the widest Africans
imported with Boston capital, by Boston
merchant, under single slave driver, would
fix to the South forever the fortunes of that
State. There is not an aboltionist there who
would not purchase a slave at $3.50, (Which
would allow an ample profit upon the costs of
Importation and there is not an abolitionist
in all that territory, who, purchasing a slave
at 500, would not become propagandist Of
slavery. The South need sacrifice no other
son in such a cause, but with cheap slaves we
can subsidize the North to whip the North
from any field of competition.
The foreign slave trade, therefore, will add
directly to the population of the South it
will give wider basis to slavery, aud thus
add, indirectly, to the population Of the
South. Ten thousand slaves would take
Kanzas, with her seventy thousand people
ten thousand more would take another State
in Texas ten thousand more State in New
Mexico ten thousand more State in Lower
California while one or two hundred thou
sand more would brace the States of Della.
ware, Maryland, Western Virginia, and Mis-
souri,, to the firmest possible fidelity to the
peculiar features of the South. Under the
influence of such measure, therefore. there
can be no question as to the ultimate prepon.
derance of political power between the sec
tions-and the foreign slave trade is the GER
tain road to power for the South, and the
only road to power within the Union"
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The HANDKERCHIEF. The handkerchief is
now, in Paris, one of the most expensive
portions Of ladys toilet. There is the break.
fast handkerchief; the one for mid day, and
for the dinner costume one made in she most
elegant manner and Of the finest lace. They
all vary in size, in shape, and in richness of
ornament. For special occasions they are
specially ornamentod. For the imperial hunt,
for instance, they are curiously worked in
satin stitch, with representation of stays,
hounds and huntsmen. For other OCCASIONS
appropriate ornamental designs are adopted.
The rank of the Partisan ladies can now be
pretty well determined by the costliness and
beauty OF the handkerchief.
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a Gard Having disposed Of my business to Mr.. No.
y. ROGERS who has been with me- for the ptst year
would most cheerfuy recommend him worthy Of tue
patronage which has been bestowed on me- 70 my nj
thanks for their abundant iavors, and would inform
them that shall remain for the present with Mr. Rogers
and shall be pleased to meet them formerly
% dti u. H. MANN
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LOCAL NEWS
Meteorological Observations
At the State Lunatic Hospital Worcester for the week
ending NoV. 18TH 1857.
Thermometer. Wind Ram,


a. m p M p. m a. m p a. p m
Nov. 1s..-.45. Al. ..sW.. Rain,
4" l4....35... .34. ...25... E....NB.. W..
Il l5....H. ...S9. .ss. Nv ...sW.. .W.........
TO-. 80. ...42. 49,. NE. .sW.. .SW.. Rain
A." 17....42.-..47 ...ss.. SIS. sW.. RAIN
1s....35....47. ..42. ..sW. .SW..
9....3s....57... 55.. sW.. Sc. Sc. Rain.
j. S. SARGENT, Observer
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WORCESTER SOUTH AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY
At the stated meeting on Wednesday, Nov. Is,
the folloWing officers were elected for the ensuing
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Many kinds of EOHfcs are Advertised
that assured Wall strengthen the hair and prevent
its falling out but that have seen used does an
that it promises, save that of Pof O. J. Woods Tbis
we know is good from having tried It, and witnessed in
several cases its truly benidcal effects Dr. Wood was
kind enough to send us couple of bottles ami after
finding that it prevented from falling out we pres ant
ed bottle to friend Who had been bald al least thirty
years has restored his hair entirely aad it is no a.
thick and glossy as when he twenty Eve Tsis we
say in all sincerity and shall be gld have cur friends
try it tor themselve' For real WORTH Woods Heir Re
storatve is undoubtedly The best preparation Ia use for
restoring hair on bald heads changing gray hair to their
original color, and for cosmetic cure for pimp il ia
last taking the place Of other preparations No toilet
nova days is complete without it
II any one should ask what IN our opinion arrived
az by onimafta testwas the hest and must hooest com
pound remedy for beaut ing he hair and restoring gray
har to Its original COLOR and the locks tn the bald headed
We should without hesitation say Prof 0. j. Woods hair
restorative SEE advertisement in another column
LDuiUiHe Journal
Sold by all Druggists. d&wow nI8.
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Cnuter RRsh and scarlet Fever Espec
lay during the prevalence of malignant and fatal
diseased the public shaul6 again be informed that GREW
EILLE'S VEGETABLE EXTRACT is the most eff
ectua remedy Tor eanker canker rah and scarlet fever
canker and thrush in the mouth throat dsen Der What
is malignant putled throat, dysentery and ali sum
mer complaints; and has been in use twenty three
years AS family medicine it is unryaed, being COM
posed of harmless materials.
Toe genuine has the fac smile of the inventor AS
dkENFlLbE, on the wrapper and circular. II "a now
manufactured by his widow, Mrs. s. A. Granville in Wor
cester, and is Tor sale at John j. Brown & Sons 425
washington street, and Charles T. Carney 1873 Washing
ton street, Boston, Also by james Green and D. Scott
Worcester and druggists generally
!, lso, GRENILLLE'S LINIHENT, to accompany
the Extracts fol- liberated throat as an outward an
picaon 1t is good for any kind Of inflammation For
burns, light severe it VIII relieve the anguish almost
instantly, and perform most wonderful cure Il would
be well for every family keep it, being also roo for
bruises chblains chapped hands, lips and noses
p les &c, &c dtf sIS
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Fire and Burglar Proof safes.-Herrfng's
Patent Champion Safes, Eith HALLS PATENT POWER
PROOF LOCKS, form the perfect security against
Fire and Burglars Of any safe offered the public and
can only be had OF The subscribers and their agents. who
have on hand and make TO order all kinds Of Boiler and
Chilled lion Bank Chests and Vaults Vault Doors and
Money Boxes or Chests for Brokers' jewelers. and Private
Families for Pse, Diamonds and other valuablos And
are also Paentees Thy parchsse) and manufacturers Of
JoNEP PATENT FORMULATION BANK Lock
5. D. HERRING CO.,
Nos 1876, 1871 and 1879 Water street, and
No. 2bl Broadway, cor. Murray st., Ny.
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RcmOvnl.-Dr. II. CLARKE has removed his rest
dence from No Chestnut street, and bis Office from No
Elm street, to No. Chestnut street, near the head on
Pearl street. Office hours from q 10 4 and 10 ID, M
%tg an
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o. 2. H A r. Is,
ID f. N Il / s II.
1oS main street. opposite the new Mechanics Hall
Iy1 Building, d&wtf
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DIR. DUPoNoO's GOLDEN MONTHLY PILLS FoR
FEMALES. The combination of ingredients in Dr. Du
poncos Golden Pills, perfectly harm less They have
Deen used IN the private practice of old Dr.. Dupon
CO. Tor over 30 years, and thousands ladies can tes
my TO their great and neyerailing success in almost
every case In correcting irregularities relieving pain
mi ana distressing mensTuation, particularly at the
change OF life. From FIVE to ten Pills will cure that
common yet dreadful disease the Whites Nearly every
lady in the land suffers from that complaint The above
Pl has permanently cured thousands and will cure you
uyoo use them They cannot harm youon contrary,
they remove all distractions restore nature to its proper
chAnne and inVgorae the whole system Ladies whose
health will not permit increase of family viii find
these Pills sure preventative, For particulars see di
recons on the box. Price $1-and viii be sent to ladies
eonhdentiay, by mail by enclosing 81 to either of tho
following general agents for Worcester GEO B. sPURR
z0l Main street, JAMES GREEN, III Mainstreet DAVID
SUITE 25l Main street. Of Mechanic street; Also
BY I, b. Choate, Fichburg, G Cantre Son. Danieson-
vile, Robert Geer Norwich, Balch Son. ProyiAence,
Weeks Potter, Boston, A. r. y N sa-sa-, ST. ---L
n Duruirt, OIIutop, Mass
See the signature DUP0NCo is on the Box none olhY
enuine. div pchIo
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gan PROBABLY sell Piano FOPtes cheaper than an,
oeae or agent in the State Clarks BiocB Worcester.
le3O diff
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GEO. T, $ CURTIS

FRANCIS c. MISNER,
@SaChef Oh Languages, BfnleV Hal
Ol5
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HAMILTON A. Hill,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR At LAW,
ms 2lS Main, corner of Pearl street. diff
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The Alpine Hnic BnIDa Is SO sure to brin
GRAY HAIR TO its NATURAL COLOR, that many SUP
pose to be Hair Dye; 1t Is not. The R.Iaam maLa
the roots OF the Hair healthy il To turn The orig
inal color and keeps II from coming out 20
For sale VI. q, HILL,,M b. GREEN A On ma
YID SCOTT. OHARLRs sIBLEY, CgO r spitRR
and JAMES GREEN. de3dwgm ,sio
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A. WHIT NG,s
PIANO FORTE AND MUSIC ROOMS
myS NO. Mechanics Hail. Up Stairs. dig
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Adm THAYER
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR At LIN
so. ]dS nam street,. .WorcesterMa ass.
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SMALL Il COGSWELL,
C o y N S b L o RS Il T L 4 w.
Michigan street, Milwaukee Wisconsin
SIMEON N SNAIL, JNHN D D. O GSYEI.L l..
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NEW YORK, Nov. 90 The U. S. sloop- Of
war Flneennes, Commander lotion, sailed to-
day tor the coast Of Africn
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W w. & A Z
CONSTABLE AND AUCTToNEER,
Office No. l Flagg's Building, opposite the Bay "a,
J2O House, Worcester Mass diff
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GATES EATIxG HOUSE,

l.. B. NICHOLS. M. D..
HON EoP ATHIU PHYSICIAN
oFFIoE AND RESIDENCE 1l2 MAIN 81. OFFICE HOUR
FROM ITO g. AND TO O'CLOCK P. N
Worcester, Oct. 20. 1853
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FailuIes,- ogng to the failures Of pictures taken
Dy ouuinss tsIsnt process many hink The Ambrotypo
such as are taken by D. MARKHAM, are not only he
most durable picture made but far superior in tone And
durable picture. at lair price Rooms onnos,s Nj,
maui harrington Norner. DIT o24
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o. H. TILLOTSON,
ATTORNEY s COUNSELLOR At LAW,
No 8, Brinley Hall,
mh31 diff Worcester Mas
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
For All Parts or the West.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
NEIY AND IMPROVED ARRAN;EMENTS

TTNHREE TRAINS DAILY from Baltimore for Cum
Il berland, Wheeling, aud all parts o West
list The ACCOMMODATION TRAIN will Except
Gas, connecting with trains Philadelphia;
Washington m nncton will stop aay stations and arrive at Cum
bcrland at O'Clock, p.
81 Tho NAIL TRAIN leaves Camden daily Except
at $50, and reaches Wheeling by connecting
ve Cleveland Toledo Detroit Chicago st. LOUIS Cairo and inter
mediate points
daily at p m connecting with
trains for Cncinna st. Louis Caro Chicago,
dae The distance Cincinnati
places in the West Is nearly 100 miles shorter than by
route. TteNimo TO these places Il also unaqualled.
Baggage checked through Columbus Cincinnati indianapolis
st. Louis.
and baggage all points
THROUGH TICKETS will bc sold all the tho
at the lowest possible the ticket Office Camden
Washington city.
Passengers from Baltimore Washington
by daylight by taking accommodation
Cumberland Oakland They express
train which leaves Cumberland at 25O and reaches Wheeling
at 2
Passengers from Washington ample
ingon Junction.
This only which through baggage checks
can be obtained in Washington.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
The accommodation train GAS, viii stop
Cumberland and the going
Eistwurdy the mail train leaves Wheeling 7l5
mediation leaves Cumberland $40 reaching Baltimore
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts lexccp stopping
at stations Leaves Frederick at O. arriving Baltimore
1230,
The EIlIC0TTS MILLS TRAIN Camden Station at g. a. m
and $50 Leayes Ellcos Mill. 7.3o and 30 p m
except sunday.
W. T. wOoDsIDE,
Jan 17dn Master Of transportation
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
FORM OF GUARANTEE.
ENo. 5s6.l
BY the Pre- sident of the United states.

TN pursuance of law i, JAMES BUCHANAN
aud make Known that public sales viii be held At the
land Offices tho State Of Missouri the periods hereinafter d
PIArrsDunG commencing Monday the ars
day March next for the disposal Of tho public lands within the
lowing named townships, viz
North Of Of he Gfth principal meridian
toasps sixty seven ranges forty
three, inclusive.
AT the MILAN commencing Monday tho eight, day
Of March neS for the disposal Of the public hn within the follow
ing named townships viz
North Of ae base line and west Of the A principal meridian
Fractional Townships sixty seven eighteen twenty
PALMYRA commencing Monday first day
Of March for tho disposal the public lands within the following
NORTH Of ae line and Of ae nm principal mdian
Fractional township sixty seven, of range ten. ':
The Islands in the Mississippi river numbered and three
in fractional township siNt four of range i've,
The island tho Dc Moines sections nn
0rn oM,p ,m y SIX M four n Of range % nys Nina m
cci OF fractional township sixty i've, of range six
orrs commencing Monday nrst day
Of March next for the disposal Of the public lands within the follow
ing named townships, viz
No,d Of Of fh principal meridan
Fractional township thirty eight nine except portions
covered by private claims
JACKSON, commencing Monday eighth
day of March next for the disposal Of the public lands within tho fol
North Of line n DE nm principal neridda
Fractional township and township twenty-five range
Fractional township twenty one of range tpo.
Township twenty seven, of range
Fractional township eixteen, township
Township twenty -nine Of range
Fractional township sixteen Of range thirteen.
Township twenty four, of range sixteen.
North Of The base line and ot Of the h prinpat meridian
Fractional townships
Fractional township twenty and townships twenty
twenty Fix, Of nine
the land at sSGFEp, commencing Monday
tecnt day March for the disposal the public
the following named townships viz
North f the base line and cst Of The s principal meridian
Township thirty Of range tsoentyNne
Townships thirty thirtyone, thirty two thirty three and thirty
thirty. " LIZ
with
thereby unfit for cultivation any granted
entitled act TO enable tho State Arkansas ad
will be excluded from the sales
The Offering the above lands will be
pointed, will the which
the whole shall have been offered the
entry any lands will tho expiration Of
the weeks.
hand Washington sxtaonh iay
September, Donn thousand eight hundred
seven
JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President
THos. A. HgSDMcks,
Commissioner OF the General Land 0ffce.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMF TON CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled to the right precmpion any lands
within the townships aud OF townships above
establish tho tho and
proper payment
practicable after seeing this notice and before appointed
tho public OF tho
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
TrIos A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General LAM OGlcc.
Sep 1o-1aw3m tIntSStnrl
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
+ |,oAIPLETIoN of Panama Railroad. Reduction

COMPLETION Of Panama Railroad Reduction
~ OF fare to GarnaU Uncd States mail steamships leave
York for Arnwal tho 5h and 20h each month"; connecting
with mail steamers from Panama TO san Francisco.
These steamships have been Inspected and approved by the
Department. and guaranty Seof aud sofdy.
The Panama railroad az miles long, completed from
and is crossed hours The baggage
checked New York through san Francisco
embarked at Panama by the
money paid in New York all expenses Of trip.
Reserve kept In New York Panama
Francisco detention accident
entirely reliable
Passengers leave anama the they arrive ut Aspnwa
Conductors through by each steamer aud ke charge
and children without other protectors.
Eor through apply agency
West street, New York, TO e l. W. RAYMOND.
May 6--dn
The Washington union., 1857-11-12
mo. 5s7l
By the President or the United states.

TN pursuance of tho provisions of the 3d section
United states 10 to bo surveyed the tract IN the
Of Minnesota belonging c breeds mixed boo Of the
july JAMES BUCHANAN ee% q shs Uasd s
America do hereby declare and make known that public sales viii
sofa at the periods hereinafter designated to wit:
March next disposal public
tho following named townships and fractional townships in the late
serve for the or mxeboods OF the naco or Sioux
uon Of lndians vz
North efme cest Of ne fh principal meridian
The Indicated fractional township hundred and eleven
Of range ten.
Tho INDICATED in fractional township eleven,
The Indicated fractional townships hundred
and one hundred and twelve, of range twelve
ona townships one hundred and twelve and hundred and tr
teen, OF range thirteen
that part Of township hundred and fractional
ship one hundred and thirteen within tho above mentioned
Tho Indicated in that townships hundred
eleven and hundred and twelve within the above mentioned
serve, Of range fifteen.
AT the land Office FAmpaur commencing day
March next for the disposal Of the public lands situated within the
ton Of Indians, viz
North ef The base line and Of nm principal aeriiIa
The Indicated tracts that Of fractional township hundred
and ten within the mentioned reserve niue
The unocaed tracts in that Of townships hundred and
eight hundred and nine fractional township hundred
ten within the above mentioned reserve OF ten,
within the above mentioned reserve townships nircd
and nine and one hundred ana ten Of range eleven.
The INDICATED tracts in that townships hundred
cight and hundred and within the
and in township hundred and ten, Of range twelve
The INDICATED tracts that townships hundred
nine aud one hundred and ten within the above
thirteen
The Indicated tracts In that township hundred
within tho above reserve range fourteen
The INDICATED that part township
within the above mentioned reserve, OF range fifteen
In accordance with the provisions
before referred to, empon claims will be allowed
the above mentioned lands until after they have been offered pub
lie sale and become subject to private entry,
The offering Of the above lands will be commenced the days
pointed and will proceed In the order IN which they
until the whole shall offered closed but
sale shall DO kept longer
entry Of the Lands will be until the expiration
thc weeks.
Given my hand city Washington this sixteenth day
Of September Thousand eight any
JAMES BUCHANAN.
By the President:
a. IENDRcSs,
Commissioner of tho General Land Office.
Sep 19--1aw3m lInt&Starl
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, September u, 1857.

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, September 81 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ building Marine Barracks at Pensacola Floridam will be
ceived at this department until the 9th day OF November 1857
O'Clock the
TO be erected Pensacola Florida according to tho plans and pcc
cations prepared by the direction OF the Navy Department.
which be the Offices the
yards Portsmouth, New HAMPSHIRE Boston, Fsc
phn Norfolk, and Pensacola and at the Navy Department
The proposals be for furnishing all the
plotting the satisfactory the
appointed by the Navy Department npcrtcnd the
the right
quiros IT,
per the Of
hvcred paid the progresses
upon made and certified TO by the superintendent
the United and retained the
OF OF the by the ad
contract provided that bill shall be
than five thousand dollars.
Each popoa be accompanied by written guarantee signed
responsible persons agent post
other officer of tho
the thousand dollars that the bidder w when required
his proposal contract and bond with
and sufficient security its hthnnl performances.
Bidders invited the plans and specifications
offices herein-before mentioned s
addressed
plainly Proposals for building Marine narracks Fen
sacola, Florida"
The bidder only whose be accepted will be not and
the viii thereafter practicable
which he will be required within tea day after IT, receipt
tho po,t office by him.
All work completed IN all respects according
the plans and specifications within twelve months from and after the
date of the contract
ISAAC ToUcTY
. sept 2i-2aw0h Nov Secretary OF the Navy.
The Washington union., 1857-11-12

for wei hereby guaranty that tho above bidder bders
contract shall be awarded y lm hem according 10 his for
t oreespg bid m proposal win and give
cu fer We Performance thereof prescribed the advertisement
~ Proposals for Indian goods dated October l5 1887 and or wei
all which the United States
the Indians do on the Of the
said bidder, for bidders
No proposal will be strictly conform the
terms and directions Of this adj
by order Of the Secretary Of the Interior
CHARLES MIX,
Acting Commissioner.
Oct 2o-d3t&3baw iii lIthNoy