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The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-16

1886 From South Bend, Indiana, by Bertrand, Michigan.
Not,e Dare, Miles, and Berrisn Springs. to Saint
Joseph, 35 miles aud back, daily except Sunday.
April Isl 10 October 31st
Leave South Bend at Z a M;
Arrive at Sain. Joseph by p m;
Leave Saint Joseph a, 3 a m;
Arrive at South Bend by lpm.
Nopcmber Isl to March alsf
Leave South Bend al Ia m,
Arrive at Saint Joseph by p m;
Leave San, Joseph at a m;
Arrive at South Bcnd by p m
1856 From Schoolcra, by Prsre Ronde Porter, Little
Prairie Rondc, and Pckst's Corners. TO La
Grange, 20 miles and back, week.
Leave Schoolcran "Wednesday at T m;
Arrive at La Grange day by 8 pm;
Leave La Grange Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Schoolcraf Same day by 7pm
Proposals for twice week service invited
1867 From Kalamazoo, by Portage Schoolcran and
FIowerfsid, TO Three Rivers % miles and back,
Leave Kslnmazoo daily, except Sunday, at IN;
Arrive az Three Rivers by IL m;
Leave Three Rivers at | p m,
Arrive al Kalamazoo by 8 pm;
Proposals. for service three times only invited
1865 Fsom Kaamsz by Brady, Park, and Parkvls 10
Centrevalc ~ miles and back, week. &
Leave Kalamazoo Thursday at 6 IN;
Arrive q Cenirevil!c by IN; i.
Leave Cen,revile Friday at am, M
Arrive at KaIamsz, by m.
1860 From Kaatnez o. by Silver Creek, Gun MArsh Or
angov He and Yankee Springs, to Vaudeville, "a
miles and back, week.
Leave Kalamazoo Monday att m,
Arrive nj Mddevills same day by 6 pm;
Leave Vaudeville Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Kalams same day by m.
1880 From Kssmsz, by Richland Milo, Prairieve and
Yankee Springs. to Hastings AZ miles and back,
three times a week.
Leave Kalamazoo Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
at am
Arrive at Hastings by pm;
Leave fIssiuss Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday,
at7am; Ne
Arrive at Kaamaz 20 by IN.
1851 From Kalamazoo, by Cooper, P'snwe and Ossgo.
to Alcgan, 81 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Kalamazoo daily, except Sunday, at 9 a. m;
Arrive al Allegan by 2 IN; N
Leave Aiegan al 6 a M,
Arrive at kalamazoo by
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
PENNOCM'S
Iron HarV VeSter,
A New Combined Mower and Reaper
Patented September % 1857

"A New Combined Mower aud ReaDeF
Patented September %, 1851
The attention of Farmers is respec fully lnyed IN
this Machine. II be seen either at our Shop nj
kenneu Square, Pa or at our Warehouse in Whining.
ton, Delaware.
We snlc over twenty ofthem in Chester county last
year, aud notwithstanding il was their first ntrpIuc.
On, we are warranted IN saying that no other machine
gave better satslactIO&.
Some of its advantages may be enumerated as
follows:
lst The Frame is Of Cast Iron, in one solid piece
consequently no joints 10 get loose and throw tue ma
chine out OF line.
ID. 1t is Single Geared, which renders tho machine
much more simple and less liable 10 get out of order
and also greatly lessons The draft
Sd. The Gutter Bar is made Of two steel plates firm
ly rlvetcd together upon intermediate pieces which
I'LL the spaces between the knile-guards thus combine
ing lightness and stiffness 10 degree otherwise
attained
4th. The Gutter Bar can be raised and lowered with
great facility while the maclno is in motion
9th. An Adjustable Wheel al the outer end of the
Gutter Har greatly dlminishes the draft and the lab
y OF choking renders the machine much mUte porla.
BILE, and Is a great advantage IN backing.
9Th The Guard Fingers made of the besI
wrought IRON ami firmly secured their placcs by
a SIMPLE screw nut. They can be made 10y any good
country smith.
7th 1t can be thrown in;o and Of gear instantly
and while the horses are in moIion. This arrange
ment is 50 simple that 1t pleases everybody
9Th. There Is no weight Oh horses nccks vet in
backing 1t has all the advantages OF a s tongue
9th Ii is readily a4tered from q Reaper tu Mower
and Uice Uer%I IN a very few minutes
10Th. It's runs Lighter for the team Than any other
harvester with which we acquainted
llth. II Is almost entirely composed of iron and
STEEL Therefore 1t is very durable
Among the Improvements over our Last Years
Machines are the following:
lst Larger Driving Wheel which will Iun easier,
and allow The Cutler Bar raise about inches higher
I'd. "A Wrought Iron Pnion. case-hardcned. which
runs much lighter, and will wear longer
3d. Cast Steel PiniOn SHAFT which is stIer and
will run lighter than iron
4ih. The steel for Gutter Bars of the very best
quality being made 10 order and imported expressly
Tor our own machines
9Th. Every part of the machine, that can be, is fit
ted up in the most perfect manner by expensive
cElneTy made for the purpose. Neither means nor
effort Will be spared IN making il superior MOWER
and REAPER.
9th. Every machine will be run ty steam power at
high speed before il leaves the shcp.
PRICE-ncluding one extra Knife, three extra
Blades, one good Monkey Wrench. File, and Oil Can,
For Mower, SllO %. Combined Machine, 81 30 OO
All Machines warranted.
s. & NJ. PENNOCK g. CO.,
Kennett Square, Pa; or Wilmington, Del.
NOTE.-There will be series of public trials Ofthe
above machines in different neighborhOods al the
earliest practical date, of hch timely notice will be
given. S. d NJ PENNOCK 4 co.
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FAIRFIELD SEMINARY

REv. ]. D. VANPETTEN, A. NJ, Principal.
THIS large and aOurshng Institution is pleasantly
Il located at FAIRFIELD, IIERKlNlER CO.
NEW YORK, seven miles from the New York Cen
tsal Railroad at Little Falls from which Students
conveyed free the first day Of each Term. It's ample
accommodations. its Apparatus sufficient for full
cOusse Of Philosophical and Chemical Experiments.
s LibrariesO Of over 1000 Volumes and its Faculty of
twelve taorOsgh and experienced Teachers, furnish
claiIas fos liberal share Of public patronage.
COURSES OF SPUDY.-A Commercial Course,
the same as that of the best Commercial Colleges.
Two Graduating Courses for Ladies,-One Of three
years, equal to that of the best Semnaries and one
five years. equivalent TO the regular College Course
Upsn the completion of either, Parchment Diplomas
are conferred and, if possible, positions secured.
Special attention given To Young Men preparing for
College.
TUIrlON.-FOr term Of IA weeks from S4.OO to
5000. Ornamentals ut reasonable rates. Board and
Washing, Sl.75 per week.
Fall Term begins August s6th, 1857. Winter Term.
December 10Th.
ror Catalogues or Rooms, address the Principal or
J. MATTER. Secretary.
Fairfield, Aug. 10. IS51.ly
REFERENCES: JAMES KNIGHT, Esq, Dsver;
SAMUEL WARD, Esq. st. Georges,
HENRY PRATT, Esq, HazetIvllle.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

The evening train North and the morning
train South are freight trains with passenger
cars attached.
New Castle accommodation train leave New
Castle 90 a. m., arrive at Wilmington 6 80,
arrive at Philadelphia 8 20 a. m.
Passengers leaving any point on Delaware
Railroad by morning train going North, can
have nearly five hours in Philadelphia, and
return same evening.
Passengers from Delaware road by either
train make connections at Wilmington for
Baltimore and close connections at Philadelphia
with trains to New York.
f. @. SEWALL Jr., Sup't Del. R. r.
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II II Z SMY RMA tim = .
Is EDITED AND PUBLISHED
BY ROBT. D. HOFFECKER.

BY ROBT. d. HOFFECKER
This paper is issued weekly al so in advance, or
e2.0O if not paid within tho yeaE
Advertisements will DC charged 50 CTS per square Tor
the first Insertion and b eta for every subsequent ~
seztion,-twelve lines or less considered as square
Obituary and Marriage Notices inserted gratis
and in all must be sent 10 The Office lor puDlca
ton.
Job Printing done with dispatch at the Smyrna
Times" Oincs. upon very moderate charges
9r Judgment BORds, Notes, &c, KEEP constantly on
hand. and other Blanks printed to Order' punctualiy
and correctly. . =,
Persons IN want of Bills Blanks anything in tho
Jobbng Iine will find il to their interest 10 give US
call
The Law Of Newspapers US decided by the
-. COarts.
l. Subscribers who do not give express notice toll
contrary are considered wishing 10 continue their
subscription.
g. Ii subscribers order the dscOninuance of their
periodicals. the publisher may continue 10 send Them
until oil arrearo ses are paid.
If subscribers neglect or refuse 10 take their Pc
riodicals from the OfL0e TO which they are directed
they bald responsible ill they have settled The bill
and ORDERS then discontinued.
l. Hsslnribers remove to other places without IN
farming the publishers. and the papers are sent 10 the
former direction, they are held responsible.
The Courts have decided that refusing to take
periodicals. from the office, removing and leaving
them uncaled for, prima iacIe evidence Of inten
IiOna fraat.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Chnmhea.

Asbury NJ Chsrch. Methodist. opposite Market
street; keV WIN IL brisbane. pastor services 10
o'clock NOTWITHSTANDING at 6;
Presbyterian Church. cUrRer Methodist and East
streets Rev DR. McClusky pastor; services 10 o'cl'k
q m. and pm;
81 Peters prot kpiscopsD. URiOn d; pastor, Rev
julius Grammer service at 10 ocloct, m.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
REG TFONS
THE SMYRNA LIBRARY,

The Smyrna Library and ReadiUg Room are
open on the Afternoons of Tuesday and FRIDAY
between 2 and o'clock, and every Evening
between the hours of and 10. Books NAV be
taken out and returned between and 4 in the
afternoons of said days, and between Z and 8
every evening except Sundays.
Shareholders are entitled to the use of the
Library aud Reading Room by paying one dol.
lar per year. Observation-Disclosures two dollars
payable invariably in advance. The shelves
are supplied with we'll selected books and the
files with daily end weekly papers and periodi-
Gals from all sections of the country.
The public are earnestly requested to come
forward andavail themselves of the privileges
thus afforded.
By order Of The Board Of Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Still Selling Off!

SAMUEL BUZBY, No II MARKET ST.. VIII
~ MINGTON, DEL, not having sold all his stock
of Spring and Summer DRY GOODS, will continue
the sale, with the intention of closing them early
as pOssIble,-amOng which will be found many desl'
rable Goods for LADIES Spring and Summer Wear.
Also. Men and Boys Goods in large variety; withnew
materials for Ladies Travelling Dresses.
Not forgetting their Summer Shawls,
New Umbrellas and ParasOls
to which have been added many new and beautiful
Goods for the present season; all of which will be sold
at greatly Reduced Prices.
In the new CARPET ROOM will be found the
largest assortment of handsome and durable Carpets
ever opened in this city. Also. Canton Mating anil
Floor Oil Cloths all widths some very superOf;-o'
gether with Rugs and DOOr-Ala.s in variety.
Wilmington, April 80 '5S-3m
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
ER EEG UT
g.
BAGGAGE WAGONS

THE subscriber has commenced running
Freight and Baggage Wagons from Smyrna TO
the Railroad Depot nd back, for the purpose
of Hauling GOODSa and FREIGT ofall kinds
He will also run hisWagons to and from Smyr,
ma LaRding, for the purpose of hauling all
kinds ofFrieght brought by the Vessels: Bricks,
Iron, Woed, Coal, Lime, Lumber, &c. &c.
Those wishing hauling done will have 1t
promptly attended to, and at reasonable rates,
by calling on the subscriber.
JOS. C. GRIFFITH.
0T Letters and small packages conidcd to
my care will be promptly delivered without
charge. J.cG.
feb l3-tf
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

Treasurer WE. SArTKRPIELD.
Register: D. @. GoDwIN.
Reoorderi GEO. RAwLsTON.
ProthSnOtary: RICHARD N. MERRIKEN.
Clerk of this Peace JOuS 8. BELL
Clerk Of the Orphans Court. JAMES F. ALLEE.
Sheriff: yoHS GREEN.
Coroner EDWARD REED.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Ayers Cathartic Pills.

TllEsciences of Chemistry and Medicine have been
taxed their utmost 10 produce this best, perfect
purgalive which Is known 10 man. lnnumerablC
proofs shown that these Pills have virtues which
,urpass in excellence ihc ordinary medicines and that
they win unpreccdentcdl} upon the esteem Of all men
They are safe and pleasant 10 lake. but powerful IL
cure. Their penetrating properties stimulate the vital
activities of the body The distractions of il.
organs, purify the blood, and expel disease They
purge out the foul humOrs which breed and grow dis
temper, stimulate sluggish GisOrdered organs in,
lIrir natural action, ami inparl healthy tone wIll
strength TO the whole system. Not Onl, DO they cure
the everyday complaints of everybody, but also for
mdable aud dangerous diseases that have b9iled the
best oi human skill Nhlic they produce powerful!
effects, they the time, IN dimuS she'd doses
the safest and hest physic that be employed for
children. Being sugar coated they are pleasant IL
take; and beng purely vegetable, Tree from any
risk Ol harm. Cures have been made which surpaSs
belief were they not sub>tanliacd bv men of such e
allied position and character as 10 forbid the suspicion
OF untruth Many eminent clergy men aud physicians
have lent their names TO certify 10 the public the re
liability OF my remedies, while others have sent me
the assurance OF their convection that my Preparations
contribute Immensely 10 the relief Of my afflicted, SUI
fering ellOwmcn.
The Agents below named are pleased to furnish
gratis my American Almanac containing directions fol
their and certificates of their cures Of tn, follow
ing complaints:
CosIlveness, Bilious Complaints. Rheumatism Drop.
sy, Heartburn, Headache arising from foul stomach
Ncasca Indigestion, MOi bid lnacIOn of the Bowels
and Pain arising hereirom, FlatulcncV, Loss of Ap.
petite. all UlcerOus aud CuIaneOus Diseases which re-
quire an evacuanI medicine ScrOfula or Kings Evil
They also by purifying the blood and stimulating the
system, cure many complaints which il would not be
supposed they could reach, such Deafness Partial
Blindness Neuralgia and Nervous Irrilabty De-
engagements of the Liver and Kidneys, GOu and other
Kindred mpalnts arising from low of The body
or obstruction Of It's functions.
I-DO not he put off by unprincped dealers with
some other pill they make more profit on Ask for
Ayers Pills. and take n0Ihing else. No other they
can give you compares Ih tins in its intrinsic value
or curative powers. The sick want the bCst aid there
is for them. and they should have it.
Prepared by Dr. j. G.. Ayer,
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Price % cts. per Box. Five Boxes for 81.
Sold by D. LOCKWOOD, and J. 2. HOFFECKER,
smyrna ana all traders everywhere. jyl-6m
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
COrDOrutlOns.

Bos9 u SmFno-President, A. Stockly; Cashier.
William M Boil; CLERKS 4. J. Colt. john C. StOckly
Directors, Hon PLeslsy SsSanse. William j. Hurlock
Daniel corbt Henry StOat Daniel Cummins. George
DAVIS ysmes a. Cleroeuts Peter b. Causey Discount
day Tbursdsy.
Smyrna Lilsory Assrsaiioa -President, Daniel
CumTsins; Vice Presidents, Rov. VIVA Brisbane
ing Secretary, DR. Y d Dailsy; Treasurer VIM C
Eliason; Managers John Nj DeGning. Robl II Cummins
and DR. Z ClawsOn
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
TO THE PUBLIC.

THE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public generally, that he intends to run
Baggage Wagons & Hacks toand from the Rail-
road Depot, near Smyrna, for the purpose Of
conveying Passengers, carrying Freight, Bag
gage, &c. He expects to locate in the west
part of Smyrna, where all orders will be thank
fully received and promptly attended to.
0E- He will also run Wagons to and from
Smyrna Landing, for the purpose of hauling
Goods. Lumber, Iron, or anything that may
come by the Vessels.
Thankful for past favors, he hopes 10 merit
and receive liberal share of the public patron.
age. EBENEZER LURTf.
Dec. l9,"55-tf
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
MRndre& OGcers.

GOtarkes Public y Huntington and Colt;
Justices Of the Peace: S.yrsa. John Eaton, David
Lock wood Keaton. ~. Taylor;
Collector, kewis GnAan;
Constables' SsyTNa. Capt Henry d. Scout; Kenton.
lewis Graham;
AsScssOx james w Roe.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Smyrna Advertisements.
PAINTS ! PAINTS!

TIE Suh"'riher, having connected with the Druy
and Prescription business PAINTS. OILS, VARNI SH
rs, BRI SHES. Gl. ASS, DYE-SrUFFS, &C. is now
prepared To FURNISH all in that line who NAV favor
him with call lie would also take this opportunity
Of returning TO the public his sincere thanks for The
liberal patronage they have shown him, and hopes.
by strict attention ard industry, merit continu
anee OF the same. JAS. Z. IlOFFECKER
Commerce St., door below EliasOns Corner
may ZO-5o Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
TO&n Government.

Commissioners: William DeHRsy. Or S NJ FISHER,
DR. William Csnmins, Walter McNsilen, William c
Elason. Presley kprgancs. JF. and John NJ Voshell;
ASSESSOR: VILLAS Wilas;
Treasurer: Thomas Jefferson;
Poiicei Henry Cunningham, John L ChefIins and
Benjamin Brown.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
elchool

Smyrna Academy q n Bass, A NJ, Mrs o N Bass
PreceptOH;
Public School, No 3--Issac PenneweII;
I" 5--John B Cooper
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
n,efeeies.

Morning Star Lodge No. $40 of o F.-Meets at
Odd Fellows Hall every rr&sy evening
Shawnee Tribs, no 5, o OF h-Aieets every
THURSDAY evening sS Sprs&It~ B~ilsing;
Mcdonnell Encampment, No a. o Of o F,-Mcets
I'd and 4ih Tuesday Of every month.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Ssate Government.

ssate Government.
Governsr: PsTER y. CAUsEY.
Soerseary Of SssAO: JAAEs II. LOFLAND.
State Treasurer; Wa CLARK.
State AadTtoE; A. B. MARVEL.
Judge Z. 5. Circuit Court; WILLARD HALL.
Chancellor: SAMUEL M. kARRINGTON.
Chief Justice; \. w. GILPIN Associates, J. j
AILLGAs. JouN w. hOVsTON. EDWARD HUoTEN.
Attorney GeAersl: GEO. y. FISHER.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
General and Local Information.
q. D. l;Overnmea at.

q. D. Government.
President. JAmHs BsCHAEAN.
Vice Presidszt: JOHS {. BRECKINRIDGE.
Secretary Of ssois: Gen. LEwIs CAss
Secretary of InseFiOri JACOB TH0MPsOE.
Secretary Of Treasury HOWELL COBB.
Sc CT stary Of War: JOHN b. FLOYD.
Secretary OF Havy, Isaac TOUcEY.
Postmaster General: A. V. BRowN.
Attorney General: JERRaIAH BLACK.
Chief Justice II the United States; KoGER d, TANEY
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
, ADVERTISEMENTS.
Change OF Hours.
DeEaDare, New Castle, Whining ton d French
RAILROADS.

Ez 1 ON and after Monday, June
dg fSA NTAA.,=A 81, 1858, Passenger Trains
ssssssEz will run between Phiade-
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05
Congress
Kest County Officers.

SepatOssi gAMEs A. BATARD, MARTIN w. BATES
Representatives WIN. e. WHITLEY.
Smyrna times., 1858-08-05

leIphia and Seaford as follows t:
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POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE.


A Kansas correspondent of Boston paper says The
Hon William Montgomery OF pennsylvania, after spend
inc few DAYS In the Territory, has just returned home.
AS he was neither fish, iesh nor good salt herring in
he late canvass (Which resulted in his reelection to the
House. his political utteances were looked forwith some
interest here While in this place. he expressed his hos
tity to the administration in very bitter terms, and
classified himself with that somewhat dubious genus OF
uoticans known as Douglas democrats. Mr. Montgoin-
srv il largely interested in several hourshng towns OF
the Territory, and came on private business
The official plurality of James Miller, the republican
candidate for State treasurer is 1918. The total vote
Of John Doughery administration candidate for the same
office, was 5,O2l.
The adjourned meeting of the democracy OF Richmond
vas held ON Friday night Mr.. Aylett, the chairman,
called the meeting to order and announced that agree
ably to resolution of the convention, he had appointed
one hundred delegates to the Petersburg convention.
The list of delegates duly confirmed by accamaton
An adjournment was then moved, when Mr. Pryor in
oued whether the meeting would adjourn before accom-
plishng the work before it, The meeting then refused
10 adjourn Mr. Pryor offered resolution that 'John
Iecer is in every way worthy of the confidence of the
democracy of Virginia. and that If he be nominated the
democrats of Richmond will uphold him without reserve
or dsabection. Mr. Pryor upon offering this resolu-
ton made brief address, to which Mr.. o. j Wise re-
Piled The discussion was prolonged by b. Il. Well
ford esq and Mr. Pryor who advocated the resolution,
and by Mr. N Tyler of the editors of the Enquirer
in opposition. Finally the resolution was adopted.
division was called for but the crowd SO great the
African Church being filled to oyerlowing, that diys-
ion was impossible
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

The health of Hon. VIM l.. Yaucey is so poor that he
has been compelled by advice of his physician to leave
Alabama for the Hot Springs of Arkansas with view of
recuperating his wasted energies.
An Alabama paper dominates ex-Gov. Winston for the
United States Senate from that State.
Senator Dixon of Connecticut has arrived in the city
with his family and taken up his residence for the winter
The Hon. Fernando Wood publishes the following card
in the New York News 1.-THE rumors which connect my
name with the governorship of Nebraska are without
foundation / am not applicant for nor would ac-
cep that any other place under government desire
to hold official station not conferred by the people,
Hon. Jas L. Orr, of South Carolina, Speaker of the
House of Representatives, is at Browns Also the Hon.
c. J. Faulkner, of Virginia.
Hon. ]. C. Allen clerk of the House of Representa-
tves arrived in the city yesterday and is at his old
quarters at the Kirkwood House
Samuel NJ Thompson, esq, late news and commercial
editor of the Augusta Evening Dispatch, died the
morning of the 18th instant, aged fifty years. He has
been connected for many years with the of Augusta
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The ARMY and NAVY.

United States store-ship will leave the Charlestown
yard for Spezza on about the 30th of November
Letters and papers for u s. squadron in the Medter
WILL if to the of the Naval Library and
Institute, be forwarded by her.
J. Crossan Chaplin has been promoted to be lieuten
ant in the navy vice W. Boudnot, resigned.
The Secretary of War has issued orders by which por
ton Of the first cavalry at Fort Leavenworth is
signed to posts follows Capt De Saussures company
f. and Capt Stewards company K to Fort Riley, under
the command Of Major Sedgwick Capt. Sacketts com
peny b and Capt Beales company A. to Fort Smith; Capt
Woods company G, and Capt Cars company l. to Fort
Washita. These companies are to march from Fort
Lcarenworth with the least possible delay Fifteen thou
sand Sharpes cabne cartridges and thirty thousand navy
pistol cartridges to be sent without delay to Fort
Washta, and thirty thousand Of each to Fort Smith
The quartermaster ST. Louis directed to send with
out delay supply of horse and mule shoes for year
to Forts Smith and Washita.
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ooyTRAcTs FOR INDIAN G00Ds.

Al 10 o'clock yesterday morning the Commissioner o.
indian Affairs opened the bids for supply Iala, soos
~ ~ next fiscal year These goods are divided by the
u into four different classes, for which separate pro
uals are made Glass one consists OF Macunac blank
~ cloths and dry-goods the second, OF ready made
JobiHe the third of hardware, agricultural nipple
s,snts and axes and the fourth, OF Northwest guns
4xabh following firms bid, supplying the articles EN-
,tscsd In the first class Richardson brownei uor
M article only, Kentucky jeans ). B. Chlttenden
~ New York John Stone Co., Cincinnati VIM
Matthew's. New York Cronn Huxthall, Sears bos-
,6n: P Chouteau, jr, & Co.
d for the following made for supplying the ar
.ios contained in the second class. VIM. Matthews,
~ York Isaac Cloe, New York John Stone Co !
rnionat Chas Barnum, New York Whiting, dallop
Miss Co., Boston, -
Eds by the following were made for furnishing the
,ptyd Class G. A. Chaplin, Boston; Dugan Jenkins
unI,in,ore sturdeyant & Bro New York e. Wheeler
Z On New York Butler & Sisc Boston; Chas.
Scudder Co.. Boston Calendar, Flint q Co., Boston !
Kilbo,rne Kuhns s. Co.. Columbus Ohio; bruff, Bro.
{ semorer. New York I. Poultney, Baltimore.
Bids by the following were made for furnishing the
snrtb class H. +. Seaman, Lancaster, Pa, and 7.
Chouteau IT,, Co.