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, 1858-04-02
MILITARY ROAD
NOTMGE~

4 - - - - -
IcEALED PROPOSALS WILL BIZ RECEIVED IN
- San Francisco, California, until y o'eock n, q
the day succeeding the arrival, In San ErancIgco, Of
the Mail from Puget Sound, which wiz b due ty
April 20th proxlmo fnr the performance d The loF
lawing work on the s,silaeoom and Belllngham D'y
/. for opening and clearing . space IS fsst n
width through the timber, along ne route surveyed
and bazed, between The lower crossing of iho Puyal-
lup River and Seattle In Waehln8ton IefuloIy Do
lance Of about ~ mllea The timber y % bo cut 70
the level Of the ground.
some grading viii be required. Also, aome cordu-
roying, OF substantial nature. The width Of The cor
SarSy,ng 70 Ss ~ e saas ah , W. ,pss I, y os
for each running foot Of corduroyiia.
II. SEALED PROPOSALS will also b received
at the same time and place, for opening line (under
Post at Belingham Bay, and Whatcom--a distance Of
about miles Three ANAL bridges viii b rlnnirod
this distance Of about 20 Ieet space The 1oorng
to be Of inch Or plank. or Of cedar punehscns. q
Bids Will be accompanied By a GUARANTEES nom two
responsible parties 70 the effect that ne Bidder win
enter upon the contract immediately In case Of the ac
contract Bonds 70 the amount Of The eoliraet win
be required for the faithful performance Of the work
The work 10 be completed By October 10th. proxi
mo. Payments may BE- made. from time 70 time, 70
the amount Of so per cont. Of the contract price of
work done the remainder 70 be paid upon tie COM
petion and acceptance Of the work. Payments 70 Be-
made by checks upon the United States Assistant
Treasurer, San Francisco.
The right Of rejecting all bids 4 reserved. The cun-
tract u awarded, will be given 10 The lowest rospon-
sibe bidder conforming 10 these requirements. The
contract will be submitted 10 The Secretary Of War
In Of his disapproval payment viii be made for
work already done, 1t the rates aPeenedin Ia the
tract.
In case that II Is required the contractor wiz b cx.
peeted TO extend the line TO be opened some 4 or
miles beyond Seattle. and 10 make on the
road between steAcOOm and the Puyallpp a The ies
specified IN the contract.
The right is reserved. Of Increasing or Diminishing
the width Of the space 70 be cleared l-,rs,
large portion Of the distance between ne rnIil.
lup and Seattle, has already been partially opened
Proposals. % be endorsed" Bids fof ns|||hfb1m
Bay Military Road
Further Information may be obsAinsd by applying
to W. W; DELACY, Esq, At Olympia 81
Address
Lieut.. G.. H. MENDELL.
Cops Of T9pographieal Enginefrs.
Offcs l2fk Light House Di1lTicf, .
San Ffaneiseo, Cai0naia
San Francisco, Cal. March sth, isSs. uitst
, 1858-04-02
NOTICE.

TURING THE LATE INDIAN WAR, THE 4
~ cxigency of the times caused many Of the w
public arms TO be issued TO persons other than the M
officers authorized to receive them by law which have
nat been returned to the proper authorities.
am therefore directed by his Excellency Governor
McMun to notify all persons in possession of arms
belonging to the Territory and which were not issued
portion of the quota Of any Of the different coun
ties TO return the same to the undersigned without
delay.
WILLIAM W. MILLER.
ON. Gen. W. 7.
Olvn,nia Fob d Iess sm1A
, 1858-04-02
NOTICEl

'N''tsSaa cS@niy % Of Tzs%'s"l''' 1sS~'iSn. Z"
VXTHEREAs, petition has been died in the Pro
w bate Court Of Thurston County, by BENJAMIN
HARMED, Acting Commissioner for the erection Of the
Public Buildings at the Seat Of Government, In behalf
Of said Territory praying for decree from said court
authorizing the Administrtor on the estate Of JAMEl
K. HURD, late OF Thurstnn County, deceased to make
terest OF said Hurd In Lot No. 20 and a. laid out
and marked upon the Plat Of acre lots, sold by LU-
MAN H. CALKiSs, and contracted in writing 10 be 80
conveyed by said Hurd, prior to his decease.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, TO all parties inter
terested in said petition that the same will be heard
at the next regular term Of the Probate Court Of Thurs
ton County to be held at Olympia the second Mon
day oil April, next ensuing.
G. X. WILLARD,
Clerk, and Judge Of Probate.
Olympia, ", T., March 18th, 1858. nl6-lm.
, 1858-04-02
PAPER HANGINGS
AND
e A ZR

AND
q VA A& EPEE@Ss
TUST RECEIvED-Perla lato arrivals, by IEiaAEgIZ
d iBAlGIllS 10 and liz Clay street san Fran
cisco
500 cases Paper Hangings, French and Ameri-
can-eyery variety;
6000 rolls Of French and American Borders;
500 ps. Tapestry Velvet Carpet
G25 ps. Tapestry Brussels Carpet;
2JJ ps. Thlec-Ply Caepet;
300 ps. Saperine Ingram Carpets
$50 ps. Extra Fine Ingram Carpets;
200 ps. Cotton and Wool Carpets;
l25 ps. Stair Carpets, assorted;
27j ps. Bay State Druggets;
800 ps. Oil Cloth assorted;
l2j ps. Silk Damask and BrocateIle;
500 ps. Cotton and WOrsted DamaSk;
1000 pair Window Shades;
37j pair Lace Curtains
$50 pair Muslin Curtains;
5000 Cornices and Curtain Bands;
32j Mats, assoIted;
STAR Rods. Table Covers, Glimps, Frnges,
&c, Wholesale and Retail, by
FRANK BAKER.
40 q liz, Clay street, San Francisco.
March 9TH, 1853. nl5-3m.
n6- N b. Orders from tho country filled with
care and dispatch. +. B.
, 1858-04-02
OLYMPIA PRICES CURRENT.


CORRECTED WEEKLY FOR THE PIONEER AND DEMOCRAT.
OLYhPIA, W. T., April 2, 1858.
, 1858-04-02

ctM0KING TOBACCO-A Superior article, TO be
y found at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
CARSAPARILLA-Sand's Townsend's, Gugrotea,
- Yellow Dock and Graefenbergs Sarsaparilla, for
sale at the PUGET SOUND DRUG STORE.
GH0ULDER BRACES and Trusses, a superior arti-
, 1858-04-02
SIleriR's Sale.

Olympia, Feb. 81, 1853. smlI
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ExTRAOMDINAH YINDUcEmENIa
TO TRADE

| AN now receiving my spring and summerstoek
OF Or Hoods, Hats aud Bonnets, Boots and
shoes, crookery Ware Sc direct from the Eastern
Cities wbiek comprises nm extensive variety all
these departments. Ny stock will compare favor
ably with any In the city, in point Of variety ard
quality, and tits we'll known fact tbatthe prices
are all ytght.
OF Dress Goods, have silks, Tissues, Bsreges
Lawns, Barge Dsiaines, ChalIies, Popiins, Valeu
clan Plaids, Debaixe, Argsnlines, Lawn Robes
dc.
OF Staple Goods, heasybrowB q omestie ,bieaebed
do, Osnaburgs dfilis, ticking. prints, SC.
ALSO, Linen Goods Of all kinds~~white and
brown for pants white and brown table diaper,
crash and apertowetng, frish linen, Drawn do.
ALSO, summer sba Wis, black silk Yesetiss, efi-
bfoideriss, laees, pocket handkerck iefs, hosiery,
trimmings, Genss Shirts ,eravats collars and aus
denders.t
ALSO an assortment Of summer Clothing, and
| necessary articles too numerous to mention.
AND In connection with the above, keep
sortincnt Of Qaeenxwsre and Groceries, thr latter
Of which stIli continue TO sell At wholexsI
ptieos. fresh lot " choice Teas direct from he
gantoD 1eaCo., New York, which are warranted to
give entire satisfaction or the money will be re-
funded.
Think can now o der duce IN nj OF 10 beex-
cclled by any house in this city
Ii there 10 Hyarticle youcannot Gnt nywherc
else, ust call at the Nimbls sixpsnce-any whore
along Man-strect.
p.S.--Thsse not old goods--havenofbse been %
hand sinef The year 1Hf.
Nos. 81, rs, ~ and 100 Mnin.st.
s. S. BILLINGS.
kcokuk Iowa ApriIl7-dAv
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TAX SALE.

- 49, O.s nsl ' asses.osa, ~'shsn ins
IA, 80 - 49, ns;a w,,i = soia ~, Ike no
nv, ~ ~. 800 al ,hs ;,t.,s., .S,rsa ern,
IN nar.usces n Law ssid ssae n .sls Mace =, H.
Coart Hoase, in the town Il Fort Madison, in SAD
isss IN ssa ~ nrs g as coet u md
lsoo, Des~ Is .ne nVars "a ei'cA - ~ ana
Clock =. -. - saio oay.
ifrasasef ohees hwhhhi s'cr hnLHNAt
fof Maa, s. ioss Treasurer Of Lee Count
may 4a assn, sS "a 1~.n - p.s w.. io""'
AZ io"sshif % Snrth OF hanse wet
Wns1s ,nknown Lo,s a. ana y sses'vh Z, 81 i :
qr sestsen Y, ict ssciisn y.
oMqn unknown; Wifi WqrN q sec II
Nkhf qr sec y = n II 81 IN : = =
ss = ), 81 ID IS
NIar NV ar sec 2.' d d ana ia. I q = =
6ESW or sec18, iets asu , anu q y " ~ ~, " W
Sc lo,s 8 - ana oa e u.s. =; q. : Z ID
sss ~ = a. 9 g. * = y u = " ~ -
IewNset W - =. = :" sotp
Owners unkneswn; , PIT q sec 81 ana 2 y
BIZ b ar sec ~
aoNkse'P ~ y -. ".
owners I'm n1wh emu ~ ~ y - S 70 !. 4
scrss, qr,ssc ~ ~ Is ar sse ~ Is
ssc =, o. q sT = :. /" "
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= :. par Il i / ! = ! sc % : L
~ II 33.
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*EW - n " or see /. u Mt S W or sec q, Il hf n +
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MN y ar see II. hf N Il or see o. y ~
n " ~ scr "a sWnrs W ar sec As s n gr n Eur
Sc I'd. s III n " ar &c %, S h ar N L ar sec a.
Towssulr d. N. RsW.
Owners unknown. wv ar sec 4, s T. or sec &.
War - q " 81 Ear sc N Ear \ L ar 10
sT ar 49, u I Il ar 10 "a n Tor \ " ur 80
"a = haif n n ar sec "a h,f w III N or Zee
%. " ar ar Ear see %, hf S Il ar 5 or
.ec ~ \ III NJ N ar see 81 n w ar : T. ~ sec ~
hfS ~ = nr So u WITS NJ ar sse ri SFnr
acc ~
Towssp,p 80 N gTw
wm. Rsteman, N NJ or Is ar rec % andS Yer
TarsSe n IN
owners Uuknown 8AN W ar ssc T. II u
n " ar sso D. w hi ~ n - 10. II n "a - r. MI
III SW IN AZ "a SANW II 80 az &c 80, /
T6wxsuip6 de- M r n .ssss nc
n al,m.p Henry " III ) 4 ~ - III II n - |
prsac 10 " IN ( i ar Soc 40 Ar 77' S-s 81
wass,r ,tart " MS n ar So. % II ~ 4 " ~
.ec "a
nsn.ys I,uknown, WIFI NV ar see q WIFI =
" ~ M %, NEorsW our sec %
- Tnwssp,p al n Rev
o,snxsu,Lnnwn NbfNW az .scq sFo,N
+ r''a 4 ~ I - &c 10 WI +. 4 ~ - ~
\ " ~ IL vi n III - ., NSfTEIl
- % NV s.. 81 u Mr. MI
sw a wasW 4 =. ~
T~~s-.eS A 2W
orrnr, II IL novs 4 II :. u rrseca y W 49,
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rates by CoNNABLE, a sMYTH.
March 4, 1s5S.-dw
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Wisconsin Lumber Yard.


A good assortment Of The va
LUMBER. riousqualities ,icngthsand
thickness.
fair assortment on hand
J0INTS. and bills filled g w-lnil II
prices.
Gocd-siEed Iileso thscom-
monlebgths andsires.
sewedandcut, thelatteryery
cheap.
Pine, Poplsrand Cottonwood
SASH. Rrum smallest TO largestsiIe
Small and large plain 7 aiser
DVohH' and moulded.
BLINDS, Rolling and stationary.
A NY and alfof whieharticlest b ubscriberwill
"A sell at the yards on the
Corner Of Eiqhth and Blondeansts.,
OPPOSITE PrnLiC SCHOOL,
and on til corner Of and Railroad sits. linear X
4 1T. ID. NJ. X. X. Depot as low NJ they can bt
bought in the city; and a. the Branch ard at Far
mi n gton, with cost Of transportation adaed. Or
dcrs Il lied from the country ard shipped to any
station on tn al iroad at the lowest rates.
iylldly X. o. hELLoou, agent.
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A II II Il Mt q N!
Dry Goods.
NEW AR RIvAL!
j.. Ill. Ill DIM ES,
CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTH STS.,
HAS RECEIVED
One Of the!argssf and best assorted Stocks
Dry q o o d
EVER LANDED IN THIS CITY.

GAs 1ARN0 LA Al \ LAG NAL
noIN0 business tirely on The " Cash system"
- expect to sell Goods as cheap ~ any other
house In kc0kuk.
My stock comprisersverythingi IN the Dry 3oods
line Muslin, bleached snd unbleaahed; drills, cal
cos deiancs bareges, lawns velvcts swisscs, jack
onetts and silks. Every variety and all styles Of
Ladies' Dress Goods. Also, edging, insertions,
gloves uitts, hosiery. collars undersleeyes chemi
setts, ribbons, bonnets hats, cars dc, large and
we'll selected stock Of Ladies' shoes and CATERS.
Also, good assortment Of Cassimeres, black and
Blue Cloth. Dpesktn Summer Cloth, &c. large
lot Of summer Vsstings, such as Marscilles
aItns, &c.
Hats and Caps, Boot and Shoes Of all kindsfor
denticmen . wear. CrAyRts, stocks, gloves, &C.,
and many other articles too numerous to mcntions
all Of which will be sold NJ very low prices for
cash. My 1oods are new, Come and examine for
yourselves. Notroubls to show Goods ali Prices.
Ksokuk June lS-dAw J. II. H.
TO GENTLEMEN.
flsHE superior stosk Of Cloths, OasSimeres, Vest-
/ ings, Shirts, Drawers, Gloves and Hosiery,
shawls and travelling Blankets, will be sold, until
further sotice. at LESS THAN EASTERN COST,
fOR CASH. Y. b. FOSTER,
nox3dAN Seeondrst.
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IfancrSsI,s nI1UerY

nj ynLLME. The American kcvol utio -
y TN Aistery u the United ststes. Vol. WI 4
henk ypls4sef the American Revolution by Geo.
Blncs6tt3Sto. Uniform with ths previous vol
unek. as*
Also, Just published. IIilliard on Venaors The
Law of vendors and Purchasers Of Real Property.
BY frapeis billiard, Esq, Author Of sThe Law =
Msrtssgss.' 4e---Two vols. In one. syo. ~
For sale by y OGDEN, BkOWNELL i COS,
may2Ii u Aa1n-st.
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NOTlCE.
rlNHE Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
l the Keokuk Mt. Pleasant and MuscAtinc Rail
road Company will be held IT the once Of the Com
pany in Mt. Pleasant, Iowa, Mt o'clock y. Of
"wednesday. the 18th day Of June, 1858, for the
purpose Of elscting Boa.d Of Dirsctors for tho
ensuing year. and uarsact ting such other business
a. may properly come before the meeting.
JOHN WOODEN, 6sc'y.
Nay s, le6S-dtd
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Office In I'm. q. Daniels Store, Fourth
Street, bsiueen Main and johnson,
ktoht h."..".s
NTiLL manufacture and put on superior
W Cement koohng, suitable for all kinds Of build
lngs. II Is applied either on felt canvass, and
TO roofs IL any grade, from Of IN inch up to one
fourth pitch, and is equally durable in ali cases.
II IL well adapted to cover corniccs, walls Of AZ
Kinds, ana to cement al kinds Of roofs 10 the vail
AMI pro.ect them perfectly from water. II IL the
most suitable roofing for vernadahs or porcher;
Walking il viii not injureit in the least, ~
II vii! become bard in all temperatures, thus
tg the most desirable roofing for proInen Rdss.
This valuable roofing has been thoroughly tested
FOR incre t.an nine years, and has remained last
and anrijured II has been In use In this city for
three years, and has given entire satisfaction.
For farihst iIfor hon plcAse cali At the Office;
itia tr5nele to chow specnens VI roofs Of three
years standing free from leaks repairs and un-
injured. Among the many persons who have used
1t in kepkus are tbs following:
II. ". ( bourne, &. starkwather,
J.c. pasrott, Jas. n Bruce
Hawkins TAYLOR, VIM o. Daniel,
j. W. johnson, A. Wacotf,
SAINT Pollock, j. u. Howell,
Dr. Hicks, DR.. Knowles,
s. 5. Vail Co, J. Clark,
fiuklcn 4 Lucas, X. Bower,
scoGeld 4 Bro, d. Rcdd ington.
Mind one thing-ths roof IL mofc hre-proof
than any other, not excepting even slate.
apr2Od3n
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FRS co~Iroer's e-nons William Nedin Comptroller and
fifteen caks He o mode keeping and rendering
and rcvses and ceriaes the balances arising thereon
Ccprtros oos - ". QUITS, Comptroller,
ing army navy Indian
public service and cscs and ccacs the balances arising thereon
AID eleven Clerks rs pesersss the %os q Ssep p
rendering the customs and
viscs and certtnes the balances arising thereon
Frs Asaa~s 0eeeIhomas l. Smith, First Auditor.
clerks He receives and adjusts the
Disbursements aud
count q the avn Mss and under private acts Of Congress and
trosr respectively for their decision thereon $500 y ~
Second Amdas OsceThomas Fuller Second Auditor and
ne psy sSns and recruiting q dc ~s as so
.rscna and ordnance nd az accounts relating % e Indian dcpr
TAr Ardaors om Atkinson ESQ., Third Auditor and
scuce army foraaca,on Military Academy military roads
Arising from military services prevous to isls and FOR horses anu
property the military under various
gross and the balances the Second Comptroller for
cson thereon.
rousA x.s4 okos Aaron Dayton, ESQ., Auditor and
and adjusts all
Navy Department reports Comp
troicr for his decision thereon.
rvA Aszcrs o Murray Mcconnell esq F,nh Aodaor asd
all FOR diplomatic apd
performed under the direction Of tho State Depart
thereon. es ssftsi8 .s, f.s.f,. "A n
ssSh Audaors 0bv Or Thomas Tate auditor Of the
uyor the rs Once Department and one hundred sad fourteen
vice the post once Department unless
appeal be taken IN twelve months the He
intends the ccuon q all debts Occ Department
oil penalties and ortrs posuasterR
tractors for fus DO their duty legal prccccd
nes civil and CRIMINAL and takes all
sbcJcd by INV The moneys due tho
department nstrucng United Sao attorneys and CLERKS
,n,,,
81 ne United Stakes courts o. the condition progress s such ss
legal proceedings charge Md osler n,1er,,
assigned United Saee payment due tho 10 !, &
Department and has TO cell and dispose same for he
benefit o the United States a itretf faFf7
Treasspos oess sonueI casey ESQ Is..sorer and thirteen
tho his
the created by
the drawn by
by the First
General
by The recorded by the Register He also
pubic disbuspg officers,
out tic sanAc uTcn their checks. ~ 4ff IA t"F'ft
Egser oErerncy Bigger Register and twenty clerks
lie Keeps The ns of public receipts and expenditures receives
the aud makes official
ignition Of NE ntea States and from Frs, Comptroller
accounts and vouchers ieeicd
them and { charged BY law with their safe keeping.
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PROPOSALS FOR LITHoGRAPHIC PRINTING.

H- liH F,r. 0rTrcT SrrRRISrxvpxSr Prime PRINTING,
ffa III lff lg1 g-sf Washington, March IL, 1858.
SEALED PROPOSALS will he Tuesday
the 9Th day OF April 1856 for executing
lowing work fos the Senate and House
ted viz WI ~ = fgi.Ell ~ lt'a7lI
it For transferring copper and printing ten thou
sand the
annual report o the Superintendent of the
3D. For engraving stone ising
or ies) cftweny charts accompany report
In the arst cnss the proposals
drsd ccp'ce for transferring and printing each chart
N the second class the proposals. must state the price
each chart for printing per hundred copies
The charts win he this once inspection per
ons DESTROYS Of bidding f the
where also blank forms for proposals may be procured.
1he paper required for printing s be furnished
Contracts will he entered
required FROM the successful bidders execution Of their
contracts f ffs efN ffffF f-fI-l ffN'' -IT-F
hsto DO distinctly viii he entertained iron,
any parties not directly engaged and practically acquainted
the style Of work bid VI 10y
The proposals must tho required execution Of
work PORTIONS ~ the same addressed 10 the under
sighed endorsed on the envelope Proposals
- GFO. W. BOWMAN,
MAR E-eoh (In;eI&Starl Superintendent
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sscMAIL STORES, Candies, ? &c 1855 49,

~
e'f lin Bureau u frosr'ons aud eiettins,
pRor,Als scaled and endorsed Stores or of
ff Fr Caudles orcr for salt water soap or "onr s
s"sired Al shs bureau Until occck M the day q
Nay for ,argsaos and delivering Con ,ssIs"s @sl,
sashasstss; BooK,n, New ,es ana GeIr, sssinis sub
qaan % Of ,s following .rns's ssssers sss a an sssr sop
b msSsS AZ lssy required ordered nom he esr
by the chief q s 10y INV e a, Ts snas'r ann
noss shaving India rubber Combs eoarse Inaa rubber
s sashss s sSa,%s aae, India rupperrg
Brushes, shoe tperF@
BRUSHES clothes Grass for hats
Buttons, vest JafA AhNe
Buttons, navy medium RaHors IN single cases
Ru,,cns, navy Razor straps, "rdways
Beeswsx, an. cakes, pure spoons
Cotton, spocls OF Nos IL and TO- 900 yards zach CORDS c
anserehlers cotton rs-, cos as by inches @
than o. each texture by 90 = inch
Needles sewing, Nos 4 2, 3, dnllc eyed, betweens
Ribbon hat, best French black AZ yaras 70 the piece wa ~
soap, shaving IN cakes; each less than scs
Thread black and white quality, and such
portions may be required
Tape, white linen, 4 yards in length y zach Wide
Tape, black twilei oo,,a yards IN length, Inch Wide
Thimbies, $40 and 3 10 diameter
wsrr SALT wanR so.re-sraue s'd Jo, 100000 pounds.
The soap must be manufactured
quality deneuna,cd white salt water soap and be ssGs
sixty days notice ia good strong boxes Of about 70 pounds cad
inspection, the brNs must be hooed at each end at'he
ponse the contractor The price TO be uniform at all the yards
c.spr,r- separate bid for SO, 900 pounds.
sxes,sc prime leaf lard stcar'nc III
length. n oanies TO weigh not less than
ys moe h re an 10 "a usage Inc mex
ing point less than 1ao degrees Fahrenheit Tue wick
quality OF No 81 yarn delivered sixty days
notice IN good boxes ao" ~ ara hs ws.h aaa
candles.
MUSTARD ssup BLACK rapsR &c.
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Alphabetical Lat Of Senators and Representatives, ith
then residences Washington. prepared by the Posi-
masisr Of the House Of Representatives.. $500
The astersk 90 designates those whose wives accompany
them this section ls) those who have single lady
with them two sections 49, more than one lady an
asterisk aud section los) wife and single lady.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,


" :" n
SEALED PROPOSALS viii he received this department
3lst day May next for the purchase Of all
legal subdivisn the Bnsod land Iland
the State OF Illinois, heretofore reserved FOR military
The descriptions the unsod which
Is divided by the snveys aud for which proposals invited
follows, viz; ''H t.h a.-'
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ma. nrgan,zstiou az IN. Executive Depar tmenfs
or the Government Of the United states:

The Organization OF the Executive Departments
of the Government 81 the united States;
e tie'a "a srAn p.r0ru,~r.
TIE Whale biery cnaos, The business arising ou
upe ,ua n generally coeeeved This number anptyed
Drimen, .is uod sles \ only follows
state np John Aon one chief clerk twelve clerks one trans
ator, and one Librarian ~ ~
Diplomatic branch o. the Department
poaatc sgcas ne abroad foreign
The department. to commissioners un
af " me- % w. s aS asS their contents
being FIRST entered in analytic table or index 81 .l
oa branch ha. charge Of the eorrsp9ndsnes
Of The unus In Instructions 70 those sers and answers
agency reng consular AFFAIRS prepared and recorded
TIE Dsg Iis has charge o. ~ Correspondence and ,
disbursement sf which the department rs charged
1h TrassatogIs furnish
department He also records tho commissions conu
and vice oonsls when not English upon which exeqn!s are
Issued
CLERK Improvements and Commissions Iic makes records
makes exequatus records English
which they issued Has charge the library
CLERK Of he charge rolls
from the President the authenticated thereof
prepares for supcrntens publication
treaties
their distribution throughout the United states and that Of all doc
department. writing and answering all letters connected Herewith
Has charge o al Indian Geaes ana business relating thereto
CLARK If AuGAeuaoiow Csfyvieha-He charge
Of the United States and Of the department. aud and
s ana % nsas % @
department under the laws relating copyrights records and in
dirIomauc and
Ck Of Pardo and Passports He and records pardons
which .ey are founded passports keeps
daily register q a letters other than aomac and sonsa re-
e his lis business Sa ri ~
ATTORNEY ekSK,,AL,s
Han roh n,aes Attorney general Of tho United saes. R
c chief clerk The ordinary business Of THIS Office maybe
,,S Vn I ~ f any head Of mee or py the Sos
hcitor Of the Treasury.
Enamnaon o. .ne u, b a o,h nc ' e e "
the United States.
Appesaons Iof paoons NJ a cases " oohscuoh N e oou'
appointment all the judicial and legal business
argument the Supreme
the United States which the government concerned
referred head ,hIsofo q Attorney csnssl
the present assS s h ow VIZ n'
rs. Inc dreeu"n o. 81 Appears on na eas N "a mo
Columbia aa
rsl.ploa DEPARTMENT -ss
% ~ as 81 ny s q ona @
lar clerks and and committed the
LIST The Pstac Laad The chief This barenn called the Com
~ @ s ssa and s e S n &c
Issuing Of sss therefor whether derived from grants
made by former BY sales donations for schools
military bounes or public and the revision
lieu thereof The land Once also snds It's The
@ @ M neer NV ,es e rns,., rIsrS a. ns
sesdss drapbsman assan, draur man and some $50 ceks
Of various grades 7i iat
whiting q Virginia fha charged With the aSam
nation and nsdno o NH ciuis arising under The yaros and
passed by Congress granting bounty land pensions
for the military the revolutionary subsequent
chief g. Cole permanent consisting