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rTsHE above Gu. sssrAsass vlsw II ~ nsss
l so0piete and perfect
COOklNG ST0vE Now In USE
The Patterns are entirely new, having hssa nals
by ~ this year They are fsss sagI!sst!sslsli OH
Or Cooking Stoves In The market. The demand for
them 10 already ~ great thai Ne are psspAsiss "a
naaufactsss Gfty Il then pr day. Ikeas uaaiiax
that almost iadkpensibls asticc, . good Cookin0
Stove, should remember that inpsOveasss aod
Pssss tAs ecdss Of ~ day, aaa that II - e.
sisls n domestic use. Aas there bsss srsasss ia-
provensnt withia the last tea ysars, thaa tAs ees
nou under sossiAssaAien. ThsseIsss. ysa viii
greatly promote yous Interests by ssaeeung -
s1NEW ERA" COOKING STOVE,
10 " taking up With ose of aaansisuats1
- For sale wholesale end retail, ct coz ssoss.
No. 81 Main ~, KE0KUK, IOWA, vhsss - al
ways b. fosad ,hs Nest ooaplssc ssd vssisd asssss
.. s.. q cs =. '.sAs .'d Ps''' s''ss' eve
BorAlss, Tinnsrs' Stuck Of eli kiah.O4
VS.. Ao0as, BkID0g nnO.
Agent (jast-Ayl
New watch, Olock, sssvss Wass aaA
JEWBkBY OTODE.
TINE uadsnignsd, late frsm oas II the 1sst
class estahlishnests II Bssson. Mass., sahe
pleasure II inforningthe citissas IT ksoksk 49,
vicinity that haysopsosd sAors ~ 81 nais-st..
between End and Sd, With chsios aaA well select
Fancy Goods, which Ne oAsr for sale ss ssssoasbss
oar goods. THOMPSON BRIDGES.
n. b. Mr.. Thoupson 10 = pssstisAl WatsAnakss.
aad gives his personal attention. 70 Ans wAaeA ~
pairing. faec34-1
80. -. $50
ArprS - 800 - go p-.i-s. lin =.
3DO ala S.S 80 :, . ~ A., 49,.
= 49,. a.. 49, ~, ~ -. 4 ~ - ~ F.,1
n...a;... Il WV ~ 80
M H. wi,l;.m. 4 p.,,x,. .aa,.;o. /. A..,,.A,s
lssst. on for rssidesce.
Also house Ara lot situated in tha central an
~ Tia e;tr
Fer particulars, inquire 81
C.b. lSuALLS Cos
Omce In rear Of Esq, stots, cur. ID AAln-ses.
..72.. ------- .0-.y ~ ~
rom SALE
a IAha ssntaasg 30 acres, we'll approved, VA
.n cl sos.s 80 ps ~ IN, oses 49,
M q saiS - a. IA. ts,r.s
A.r,. - i - IoS..c. ~ Mai, x1ex-A.
or % b. skinner, Chaslsston. fnsv30
- -; = - =. - = =.
Il q Fsosssd He'll ssd Chiislsiss.
Those allictsd with this troahlseoms eeuplsins
can s. isstsnily relieved s. rsins boz q Isvi-
son . Eelve.
ss' =, n. ~. y !, , ..s ~,
feet ~ sure rsn.dv.
Osrtiassass Of pessons ssrsd With ths ealve sas
ssader. q yss have any rotations or friend, saf.
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CT Men are so inclined to content them
selves with what is commonest the spirit
and senses SO easily grow dead to the i'm.
pressicns Of the beautiful and perfect, that
every one should study, by all methods, to
nourish in his mind the faculty Of feeling
these things. For no maj can bear to be en-
tirely deprived of such cnjoyments it is only
because they are not used to taste Of wha, is
excellent, that the generality Of people take
delight in silly and insipid things provided
they be new. For this reason one ough
every day at least, TO hear little song, read
poem, see a fine picture, and, II il were
possible, to speak few reasonable Words
Goethe.
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lSDEPgSpENcE.--We see in the lndepen-
dence buchanan county, ciriiian, list Of
the new buildings constructed in that town
during the last year, with the cost Of each.
The list numbers 30, and the aggregate cost
is$l0l ,45c. The most expensive building
was store, costing $4,000. Pretty we'll for
. town Of the size
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NEW EIRM, Nut OLD HANDS,
vIyiiE uaderaigsed have this day entered tato ,
i partnsrship Ia tia Merchant Tailoring baslness,
81 "a. Old stand ii Tyler Lynch Thisd-st., nearly
opposite 70 Bsidgisaa wstts. In day Or two
10 will b. prepared 10 show oar friends what ~
have done and intAnd doing.
Jan. Z, 81 KELLY LYNCH.
P.s Mr. Tyler vill b. found BY his frisads at
the aid stand. till farther notice.
jsntA-d AwAw X. l..
GEO. &. DIXON.
A TrORgEY AND COCNSELi4OR AT Law.
~ Oniee removed 10 samples building, 6scond
street, bstseen Aain and johnson, kcoksk, Iowa.
Disc. 23-d3a
rMENCM CANDIES.
TUsT received, by the Kate French, = large sap
u ply u French Caadies Vt every description, At
A. J. DINNERS,
ID :. n.na
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long needed improvement in the manner Of
fastening carpets to the door, has been intro
duced TO the public, and we prophesy for it
popularity among housckeepers. II consists
OF q series Of cast iron buttons, with the low
er end formed in the shape Of cam. This
is secured to the base board Of the room, and
when the carpet is properly stretched, the
cams are turned down upon it, and retain it
firmly in its place. This saves the carpet
from the wear and tear of tacks, and the
aoor from the injury Of their being driven
into it, besides making the putting down and
removing Of carpets, but a few minutes work.
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ScHisN AMONG THE MoRxoss.--E Elder John
HYDE, hitherto one of the leading spirits
among the Latter Day Saints, who was sent
to the Sandwish Islands to convert the hea-
then to the many wife system, has renowned
the Mormon faith, and is engaged in expos
ing it's falacies. Among other charges, that
Of classifying the census of the Territory, is
made. The ex-elder says that there is not
much over half as many inhabitants in Utah
as the census returns would indicate. Names
OF deceased persons, names Of disciples who
never went there, IN of those who have
long since gone away, have been retained to
swell the aggregate to the required seventy
thousand.
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TO THE PuDLnCy
WE have this day Deld our entire stoek ol Gro
w csries, Provisions, TO-. ~ Asssn. Ayres Roy.
nolds, Via will continue In the saas basiness, at
The old stAnd, No. So Main-st.
Ticking this opportunity Of expressing our thank.
fulness 70 friends and customers for their very
liberal patronage beloved upon ~. Ne solicit
tinuancs Ut the saase for oar successors.
Jan. 1, '57--[jS HAMILL : RALSTON.
v. u. AYRgs. h. n. axYA0lpo.
AYRES 4 REYNOLDS,
HAVING this day purchased ~ stock sl The
/ old hss,e Of Haniii Ralston, No. 81 Main
age Of their many friends nd the publs gsnsEaly.
No effort will b. spared In our saasAvoss 70 keep
full assert msnt Of all articles In the Grocery and
Provision line and accommodating eli Who nay favor
US with call.
Goods delivered promptly = al partsof The city.
Jan. l, '5I-[jan8d
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CoNcgEssIosAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE.
The House Of Representatives ut Wash
ington, last Monday, enlarged the power Of
the investigating Committee. Ii may en-
brace now all transactions before this Con-
gress An opportunity is thus afforded for
tie fullest scrutiny. Will it be improveIp
We doubt. These investigating committees,
where fraud ana corruption among members
Of Congress is concerned, have proved
shams. We can only say, We hope it will
not prove 80 IA ,ii- easp.
One good good effect. We learn, has result
ed already from this movement. /, has
thinnei the lpbhies Of schemers and would.
be plunderers. SO far, good. Only let the
House act SO rs to keep them away and il
will add to is real dignity, and awaken u
new sense Of respect for il all over the coun-
sry.--IIhi. Trib.
PgsALTy OF HOSPITALITY TO MR. SuASgx.--
The following item from the Blair County
lPa.) Wing i more interesting than AT first
sight appears:
s.posTogficE Arroi>rAgsT.-John Troxel
has been appointed Postmaster Mt Crcsson,
Pa, in place II DIR. X. Al. s. Jackson"
DR.. Jackson, VITO is thas displaced, is the
physician with whom Mr.. Sumner stayed du-
ring the month II August on the Allegheny
Mountains Thus early he is called TO pay
the penalty Of his hospitality
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ARRksf At QrIscY.--A young man for sew
era, moaths resident at Quincy, was ar
rested in that city on the l4.h, on charge
Of uurder, under . requisitiop from the
Governor u Kentucky. u is said that he
shit . man at Louisville, last spring.
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THg PowEsnIEx MuapERs.-An old man
By the name al Thomas, and his son, have
been arrested in Polk county charged with
young man and woman in Poweshiek coun-
~ short time since. They have been taken
to Poweshiek 10 answer TO the charge, and i,
il said that the testimony is very strong
against them.
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USrARiAx.--A Unitarian Church has late
iy been organized at Iowa City. and Rev. Mr..
codding has accepted a call 10 become liz
PASTOR. Mr.. codding will be remembered US
the gentleman who made several speeches in
shis city during the late political canvass.
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1Cn BOXES Glassware and Windov JIass q
lOU RIYNOLDS' Drug Moro.
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fsn,,,nnmnA thn Ygn,v Yas


Counnonce the New Year
nY lH6CkiNu ycur property aEainst sAs dan
- ger Ut Bire, In Ons Of the substantial Comps-
aiss bslow naaoAs
PH0NIx INSURANCE. CO., or HARTFORD,
CAPITAL 32O0, 600.
STAR ms. CO.. or oGDkNsBuRGn, NJ,
CAPITAL &l00, 1000.
HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
CAPITAL $500, 600.
tn. Above co.p.siss .d,s,. and pay al losses
'sa'''''' 'A' w. n. pRLKxAP, As..,,
Oaes IN The Iron froas bsiiding, Sssssd-st.
jsni-din
Insurance. Agency!
cspisai 81, 500, 600.
INSURANCE. CO., or LONDON.
CAsssAL $3.50. zoe.
FIRE NARINIINS. CO. .BnIDoEPoRT, cONN
CADnAL IN 80.
UNION INS. co., CI4kvELAND.o
CAsIsAL 49,, zoe.
vDANkLlN
HIRE Z MARINE INC. CO., Ronp Du Lac, VIZ.
CAYiSAL tSos 900.
t00O00
I eater glasses Of risks only, ct fair rates. and
losses sdjust<d anA prsnpeiy paid, at chs once 81
"a s.osd WI. !. TURNER, Agent.
G. O. 4. srRInLEN.
RIAL ESTATE ENT
xorAR1 PuBLrc.
Mouses on1 Less Ter sale Cheap.
AuD o. 1000 1Hune.
FARMS IN THE KE10HBoAh00D OF KEOkUK
ALL NOTARY 1USiAEsS
AsrsHDBD 70 VIII DRsvAfcn.
0D-OGee No. Isl Main street, between 9Th and
7t6 stsssiA In Wood 6sribleas Drug Store, for
GlnE lNsURANCE.
PRE- AND :SaisE IssusAscr cosrAsY.
or st. LOUIS.
pinEcso&si
:. wy.ss. .. Il. Peek, R.w.AIs.ssd.r,
Ja.ss smith, A. y. PDnesoy. ?. y p,ss.
no sxSnA-uAs Rpors nikxs TAKEN.
r. b. HOLMES, Gsnersl Agent.
/ desl-Aly A. DkIioMAN, Ag't. Ksohnk.
lewa state lnsosancs company.
osvscs II sAnpLs's nEw DrliDins, 5ad sssss
eseosA Street, Kcoksk, lows.
ss :: OK t I, sxs
| AND on THE CASH PLAN EOR Cash PR1-
MUM, sasssss - rsAssaabls - thoss II aay rs,ia
be company.
penncFooa:
C, II. Perry, 4. h. Hosd, Jsmes y. Cos,
Geo. b S1yth, c. 0askss, u. y. Woodward,
G, =. Cuan =. u. Aasyisea, b. y. vsohiss,
Jakn N1snne. J.W. Ranhia.
| @. n. PRR1Y, Rsss, =. u. Harrison, Treas
Nv. RANKIN, viss Pres, W. y. TCkkkk. Bee
seGl3A3 ~.
10 1osSs1 LlSs Ins1Sases company,
Ia ROADWAY. uYW YOnE.
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DY the Rev. W. Van Lesuwsn, Of Chicago. Jan.
ID l,h, 1857, c. Obsrtcp to Miss n. I. Koks. botA
Of this place.
'.B.ess.s are tho m,ruifnl for they shall obtain
mercy. 1.-THE Word " 0d janiS-d6t.
&. &. a. Strlblenss Heal Estate O9flce
LAS bsea Relnoved 70 No. Isl Main street, bet.
IL 9th and 7th, In wvoi ! Stribieu's Drugstore.
formerly :. Hoimstrect. uAnl1-dSw
nWkLLlNG Aouse to Rsnt, On 18th It,. Apply 70
IL "a w. II. CAv8,
janlA-d?t " nAin-st.
r. n. U0 MaTON,
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WI8NONV 1uONs
vNHE partnership heretofore EXISTING bstwesa
L StanGus 4 Ii4miiton 10 this DAY dissolved BY
ma.uaI consent. All claims against the late Aru
will be settled by John Stannus, and ell psspons
nwin themselves indebted 10 AAid frm will please
call At his olce on Johnsoa street In kecoFdcSs Of
oace JOHN sTAENuS,
JOHN HAMILTON.
Keokuk. Iowa, Jan. Is, ~ -jsl6dA~sm
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Noalcc 20 Contractors.
Sealei proposals. will BE- received II the Once Of
kCtbe city Engineer until O'Clock r. n. on Mon
day Jan, eth, l557, for the grAdingof the alley in
Block No. ~.
Specifications can b. seen At the Otkce.
l.. HUTCHINSON, City Engineer.
Ian II t5T-dled
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TyLAH6IC aaA Historic PovtSsits, - las. Dsuss
~ III eaashg Inovll CAVE bA1L1Y.
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OUR ALEXANDRIA CORRESPONDENCE.
ALEXANDRIA, TUESDAY EVENING"

ALEXANDRIA, TUESDAY EVENING"
March 81, 1851.
The arrivals by the river since my last have been az fol-
,ws The schooner Marhs Captain Baxter from Boston,
rived to-day with assorted cargo for Alexandria,
Washington, and Georgetown.
The Martha started in company with the Marietta Burr
hb abe parted with in Vineyard Sound, and which the
c,ptan supposes to be close behind.
Among the Washington consiguments may mention
, Gre engines for the United States government at
Aha yard which from the factory Of Messrs Hun
canaan Co. Boston. Mr.. Zimmerman comes with them to
upentend their delivery and test them for the govern
snt officers Your Washington fremen and citizens gem
sy should not fail to them, and witness the operation
If testing them. They will probably be landed at George
town tomorrow and will pass through Pennsylvania
rus TO the navy-yard tomorrow or next day.
The schooner Thomas Martin, Capt. Pine, from New
York arrived to-day, having been only six days ou
bringing an assorted cargo of merchandise for Alexandria
and Washngt and lot Of roughdressed marble for the
In this lot four immense marble columns
far the Capitol This vessel will proceed TO Washington
day after Tomorrow
The schooner Robert II. Kemp from Philadelphia, ar
rived to-day loaded with coal for Mr.. Thomas Smiths
lime kilns
The schooner Statesman, Captain Weeks, from New
York arrived to-day with assorted cargo of merchan
disc. .aH .aa a#r.. 70 gaaea
The prices Of fish to-day have been Shad SIP herring
s2 The arrivals slowly increasing Several cooper
shops springng into operation the fish wharf for
the manufacture and repairing of fish barrels tubs &c
The arrival by the Alexandria and Orange railroad to-
dsy was larger than usual This road is growing more
and more in favor with the travelling community For
safety and comfort il is probably unsurpassed by any other
road in the United States VIRGINIUS.
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Il BOXERS FAHINA The following document exhibits
III the superiority Of Heckers table healthy
and and other preparations for the sick and
valesccnt.
Extract from the appointed examine
ee included In class 50 nj The eighth annual exhibition tho
Mary land insttus for the Promotion Of Mechanic Arts
duced ofae years into APPROXIMATIONS substance both
for the from disease and health The
cmcn furnished the satisfied that has
what alone The of the starch
nnceous and distinct and there be
taxing one Tor the other when the employed in the
ne committee would award first premium TO This a
Gle for the following reasons IN
tits prrparan from wheat, without the admxure OF
other gfaIa and admir- able article Of diet
nasmuc as combines all the various kinds materials which
the stem requires keep itself actionn this
lar having possible Topoca
varieties Of since the latter supplied
with the bread which
designed type
all wants Psychologists however considered that
prisoner put by
in substance intended for food The other constu
furnished by the Iina gluten and abumen and such
medical profession who used the article decidedly
Of the rccupcrative properties Of na and the experience
during the exhbon the aud paiatb Of
the various preparations which can be made with it,
wheat Hetker Brother also with the raising four
and them be exactly what they beexcs
Ssy hS mo d, ne o anks au me ne
signed by LEWIS II. STEINER, NJ H.
~f'' ~ a7 GIDEON B. SMITH, NJ ID.
RALrIMonE, November, 1855.
jelly moulds OF various and formsthe Turkish
BAN Of cluster Of fruit Grecan cncur and
various szesmay be had the Croon Flour Mills aol Cherry
a4 4 f- ~
boilers fair the Metropolitan Mechanics
day that vers the and served
up BY Mr. Weaver ns saloon win en cream IN Inc
March 2s-d5t HECkER BROTHER
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From the sacramento (Cal.) s,a,e Journal
THE DEMOCRACY. be- '.

Every democrat must be grated at the present po
sion Of his triumphant party One short year ago
found ourselves driven from position by powerful
and triumphant organization raying under the batecy
of REFORM and charging upon fraud, corruption, and
dshonor They gathered into their ranks many true and
noble citizens who helped swell the tide that was set
ting against us and who believed that where there
so much cry there must certainly be reality The de-
mocacy fought bravely but they overpowered and
defeated Then the rush upon the other side for Office
and position then, too, the opportunity to prove
the truth of their loud assertions against us but alas
with all and everything in their hands-from the pre-
siding office of the State down 10 the porter of the house
Of essembly-nothng could be found TO cast censure
upcn the officers who preceded them. They have had
their little reign of power, aad have gone to the
shades of night, from whence they enanated but,
like those whom they succeeded they have left dark and
damring stain behind them. Aside from the minor sins
and iniquities have for the first time in State the
melancholy spectacle Of of our officers occupying po
ion Of great trust and power being driven the igno
mnou necessity Of rendering his resignation order
avoid being branded by his peers with lasting tes
tmony Of disapprobaton Lesser lights too occupy no
enviable position and, in fact it is conceded by
nearly every of the rank and file of the once flourish
ing knownohug party that it has proven to be one of
the most corrupt oues that had existence or this
the people have given su ent evidence the late election
by rising in the majesty of their strength driving the
eehes from the capital and placing in their stead the rep
tatves Of the party of progress and principle We
say then every true democrat has to be proud of
his position, proud oil his party and proud of his noble
State ~" g.
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GovERSoRsHIr OF KANsAs.-We are sincerely gratihed
at the appointment of the Hon. Robert j. Walker gov
ernor Of Kansas in place CT Gov Geary. Mr.. Walker is
known TO the whole country statesman of enlarged
and patriotic views and there much in his character that
gives hope of speedy restoration of quiet and order and
respect for the laws in the Territory of Kansas, which
has long been the theatre Of fanatical strife and v:o
lence Though southern by residence, Mr. Walker
originally from tie North having been born in Penn
sylvania but this otherwise his known expe
renee in public affairs his distinguished ability, and the
smnenty patriotic and unsectonal character Of ell his
speeches and writings would justify the expectation of large
and gratifying results from his appointment The position
one of great difficulty, aud requires just the attributes
Mr. Walker foresgh courage and de-
termination with mdness, simplicity and persuasiveness
where is needed We deem Mr. Buchanan aud the
try fortunate in securing for the post emirsnty
fitted for it and who largely enjoys the confidence of
the whole country.-PhiIa. argus.
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BY TELEG RAPH.
Latest from Nep Merico.

ST. LOWS March 3Santa Fe dates of the 18th of Feb
ruary have been received here to-day Indian depredons
in New Mexico the increase. There had been
skrmisbes between Mexcsns and Indians and number
both sides killed II reported that Judge Hop
PEN James Lucas and two other Americans had been killed
by the Indians III Paso Also that James Hubble who
had to Sonora to buy mules had been killed by
eminent party.
letter from Santa Cruz river, dated February says
off people of Sonora had they would de-
clare themselves Independent Of Mexico and ask to be
nexed to the United States The country is with
dians who robbng and numbering the people in every
direction. The revolution in Sonora had ceased Gov.
Gsndsrs had broken up property conscsted and
governor had been appointed.
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

Ns,c Post O6ces-The following post offices have
been established for which the following gentlemen have
been appointed postmasters;
Pleasant Ridge, CASTOR county, North Carolina D. A.
Jenkins, postmaster.
Meadrille, Jasper county, Indiana; Spellnan Mead,
postmaster. sa.yg E... r,.. .0 .! 1# -E ~
Schuyler Station, sangamon county, illinois, VIM. r.
Gist, postmaster
New Rutland La Sale county, Illinois VIM. B. Burns,
postmaster. nsa.r.. Cd ... ".a
Cubehatchie, Macon county, Alabama; e. J. Bench,
postmaster. u.. " -. ..a . -.
Disconinued--Tbe post office at White Hall, Sumner
county Tennessee, has been discontinued s...a..
Change of Namc--The name Of the post office at
Roans Creek Carroll county, Tennessee has been changed
from Roans Creek to Clarksburg. ."." f ".-7
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Proposals for Lithographic Priating.
once superintendent PrD'ie Pslnting,

e. Vmeo superintendent PUDhc fftntinS,
f washingioDs April j, 1897.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received until Wed
neday, the 18th executing
following work for thu Senate and House Of Representatives, Of the
Uni ed States, viz;
LIST For transferring from copper and printing
thousand huadied al
charts the annual OF the Superintendent Of the
Cohst Survey. Il = + u = r =
hundred and hty Of each OF
pany the port H.a T.slas- ~
3D. For and printing four thousand -four
and of Twelve CHARTS
Fourth Meteorological Report Of Professor Espey.
foregoing proposals price,
and but price transferring and printing engraving
printing, the required number OF eaeh chart bid for.
received
coloDg hundred twenty
each Of dfy eight small Fourth
meteorological Report OF Professor Espey The proposals
he price Tor the execution Of the entire work
Also for engraving tone printing, and coong six thousand
hundred twenty Of ssvastopo
p,ny he report Captain George b. Mcclellan.
inspection
Of
the pids any information desired will also be furnished
required fer printing viii be furnished by this Office
viii be entered into with, and bonds with security will
required FROM successful bidders for tho faithful execution
of their toliracts. gft ......s,. r -
II is be dis,nc ly Understood
from directly igcd practically acquainted
wi h, the sye Of work hid for Lt%a'a! itHt. (. E.a
The proposals time required for The execution
the work. portions same Will be addressed
the selope, proposals Autograph
ing" NJ. ted ". .,...., SIS a
April l-eol,th lint Siar1 Superintendent.
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q f FICIA L.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Aaasss -anaas.aHe #.g>a..t March ~, 1887.
Notice of the Uni
ted Stairs department will purchase the until the LIST
OF June the 600 shall be previously
obtained will pay addition interest accrued nom the
date of dividend Of interest tbereon together
days money VENDOR
the following Of premium said stocks;
For the stock Of 1912, premium OF 10 per cent
For the stock OF 547 and ls1s premium Of l6 cent and
the stock 1885, commonly called Texas Indemnity Stock,
premium of per j.s&E .l"a... ..t
Certificates department, under this
ce assigned the United saes party entitled
to receive the proceeds. r....
Payment for the Ro ks assigned and transmitted will be made
Boston, York. Phia
iephn option parties entitled receive the money,
which should be in the letters accompanying the cer
Gates. HOWELL COBB,
Mar l3--dstJuneif Secretary the Treasury.