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srim OcE AnNiEs.-B. +
Taylog. osrFefpoeasri q he Chicsga
JoofnsL 3 relcuing q tat sarloat
says IL uAich ntss s eemmaaseasei
70 ibe cacmy, p.tcs ihe loliewins q.
edeni
Womea ngi inyuislilg any "bei-
Ia ihan they tbosA Is --bare a.
says been employed d paru4ie in.
lofmaifn aai u unwspeeilng, but aot
unexpected pcBous. SD they bring :
degree 81 iaci and shrewducss inso
play that hirsuie humanity can never
hope 10 cqaal. Maay = Nasp has
been caught with their honey Of BY
pocracy.
Take 40 illutraiion subordinate
Federal officer Ia a certain city With
ia this department bad long been SUE
pec,cd u disloyai'y. bg. 10 proof %
warrant bis arrest c9uli be obtained
and 20 a. deruier resort n woman
Was eel AZ him. She smiled her way
into bis confidence, aad became his
nexi best friend, boz, finding that
ears we're u no use, for be could not
be induced 10 say onv word of matters
pertaining 20 lis Office, she changed
her plan Of attack, and turned eou-
PIE q curious, and, as am told,beau-
niol eyes upon him. Not unfrequenl-
y he would ride 90, Of town into the
country, aud be absent three or four
hours aud return.
For all The hours Of the twenty
four but Just these she could account.
Within them, then lay the mischief, il
mischief there WAS, aud she began TO
watch j. be made any preparation for
these excursions. None. lie loaded
his oldiashioned pistol, drew on his
gloves, lighted cigar, babe her a
loving good by,---" only that, and
nothing more Was bic deep, and
she dullf Time would show. AT
last, she observed that be put an un-
usual charge into the pistol, one lay,
and all at once she grew curious IN
pistols. Would he show her some
day how 10 charge pistol, how 10
FIRE a pistol, hog 70 be dead shot p
Aud just at tlim minute she was aihrsi,
aud would lie bring her lemonade z
She vas toying with the weapon, and
he went.
Tie instan. The door closed behind
hip she drew the charge, for she
knew quite rs much Of pistols AS be,
and substituted another She was
not d minute 10 sooh, for back lie
came, took the pistol, and rode away.
No sooner had he gone than she set
about an examination Of the charge,
aud il proved 10 be plans and details
OF Federal forces aud movements,
souely rolled together. The mischief
was IA the pistol, then, though none
but a woman would have thought Of
it, aud So it was at he carried infor-
nation W his Rebel friends with rural
proc.itities. The woman's purpose
was gained, and when the officer re-
turned, his {" next best friend" had
vanished like an Arab, or a vision, and
he had hardly time 10 turn about be-
fore be was under arrest.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE's
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS.

This Invaluable medicine 8. unfalllng IN the cure
q go tb0s faniil and dangerous diseases Incident
~ he faua!e constitution.
Il mpalgrafcs ali excess removes an ahsifucilons
from wh4teyer gsnso, Shd brings on ths monthly
ptfiaA with Il gulsriGy
Ihrse Pms shpaid MT NJ taken hy females That
ss pregnant saiing The FiEsTTHBkE MONTHS
a. tcy sF tare ~ bring on Miscarriage but ii at.
r9 a,hef time and N every other they arr per-
feily safe
ID ail ceees " Nervous and Spinal Affections pain
in iHe Baes and Limbs, lieaNness, Fatigue SLIGHT
exerlien PalfMlaina " TIC Heart Lasness 1T spir-
ts Hyslerics sick ileilacha Whites, and ali the
palnfai diseasea oteasioaed By dlsordared sysieul
thsA Pslls yill edect q e1n when all other means
have fitlea
fui directions Ia pamphlet around carh package
wlieb shuaid be cinfally preserved
Ihey can he seni lA hiBe containing - l8ils
pest fn- Dy encossn- II sni three-cens siami,s t.
sas aeeHt Sod bg 30 Druggists sole United
States agent JOB NfOSkS
i1ft ~ Cartlaadf street. New York
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LEMtEL MEALS Estate

CTATE on VERMONT Alta Probate Court
- Manchester District holden ai Msnrhe slcr.
d md fer ssia District % tbe 18th DAY q April, A.
III $50
Present fIoa, 4 : KENT saAee
- Instrument IN writing parI'affne a. he lbs last
N lli snA testament ~ Lsmuel Mead late u Land.
grove II sad District, deceased. sas prescuted for
probate
Ahefeupof & 8as arss "a tiai said instrument he
pFaHeH "a Probate curt, 10 ~ hGidsn 81 the Pro.
bats ifiee ID Manchester In and f0r sati District
81 The last "Wednesday q Msg. laE4 and thai
naes gheFeef be given ~ abishlnE lis order three
printed q said MsaeAesiF Igs fitas g. ssA time q
hesring IT, X FOWLER, EegSsfar
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
RELIEF ~ TEN MINUTES.

~ " Nv " z q In Wv TO " IF n ,.
4rc uefaiiins 30 the curC " Coreus Coins Asthma
HgoStulus -uRf rnro,r iIoAnEsKNgss, BfYfi.
rrig BsTAruiNo, lNCriESf GossUMPrtov, ANp
bJsRssns oF TrE i.tNgs They have no taste sf
medicine aud auy chlid 50 30 take them. Thousands
have been restored 90 hcslth ai had before despair
"a. Testimony given Ia hanreds of eascs 4 single
daso relieves % TAX arSuTrs
Ass fpr Brysn's Puiaonic Wafers-ihe original
aad only genuine is stamped Bryan Spurious
Kinds aro offered for sale. twenty axe cents box
sold bs 40 Druggists
JOB MOSES sole Proprietor.
lyu u C0ilandt street, New York.
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|nsEHs. AYtxs7aea '-psis, aisesse, snd
|saw. sish : ~ elwAte, muddy watcE
BAD DIET. sIii K 8aastAistie, bai arm-
|witA HOLLOWAY rgmff4xg Asp
.oTHssEta FllAs yea can tndurs 81
ard still setaia COED health 80 otnts.
nis. Ard 81 10 pa Ion O. PCT
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nrnnnAn s,lITIrs E.,.ie-

CrATE OF VERMONT Ala Probate Uoart
- Manchester iilsiFirl hsldfA al NansAssisr
e - r. $50 i1.sifiei the 81 day . Nay. A.
- ass4
HsssaHt lFen L 5 KENT. fudee
IS iastFaHaeHt ia writing pauestine "a b. The
tssf and tesiauleai e Deharzh SmitA. late u
NaEef q SAID GsstFset deceased nas lrssesiea 6 e
flFHl4sfsz
MhtFtulsa z was osisFfd fhsi sad iastruuent
r. fsaset Il s PfVsazst l1nTt, 10 b. haidea a tie
I'fssAse ffsfee ia MzEehesttr IL aua fps ssia d.
iF8es 80 thf lsss "Wednesday " Mse lssa AMI tial
printed Il Aaka MRHghfsaef pfeYisas - said fa4 n
hssfiEa ~ II h. LOMLEE, Eegfataf
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admiral Wilkes has been censurcd
sbe Secretary of the Navy for dis.
|aienee 81 oriers aud conduct un-
sming Al esieer and gentleman, ID
aaace Of the finding Of tic Court
5 iial.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NJ N ADN y "a AAttt-Ns
Do not tfihe Win yourhtaltl constitution and q
aeicr ify0Har sndcripg with any disease
ior which
LlfB0LUS A1kdCT BUCHU
u recommended,
tRl m! TRY TT TRY TIL
II wiil Cure you, save Long suffering aiay Ing Pain
and inflammation, and WIN restore YOU to
HEATH AND PURITY,
AZ little expense aud no exposure Cut ont the Adj.
yortisencnt IN another column, aud call for IT,
BurareaJ CouaferJtts.
Ask FIR HellmboM's Take no other
CURES GUARANTEED.
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(signed) b. F BurLrR.

Col. A Il. Jeweit has resigned his
|mmand Of the Tenth Vermont. on
count Of i'll health, from which the
pigeons give him no encouragement
speedy recovery unless be relires
|uf@he severe duties 81 bis position.
Col. y. W. Henry succeeds to the
|nmand.
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ASS f8seEcmIAn fRnoaEs fer Eeaghs.
PalmaaaFy and Asshaslie Dsserasrs.
prered tAess eEsae&eg ~ seas Al many
ana bare resssFea sassifaeHiaik tFpsn
=. At naea she lass Msei sAsm.
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|3en. Franklin had two horses Kill.
under him while endeavoring 10
] J the troops IN the battle Of Pleas.
IIill, Louisiana.
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Japanncd Tin,
Glass and Wooden Ware,

hINhys on Hhnd.
PUMPS from the beet manufacturers, Of va
rious sizes. Lead Pipe, Isroonaa, and in
short, full assortment If articles usually found h
establishments Of this Hind, for sale cheap Al
kinds Of JOB WORK in our line done la
workmanlike manner. Cash paid fof ieddler's bar.
ter. Thankful to our friends for the very liberal
encouragement 50 far received, We hope, by ntrict
attention to our business, 70 merit a continuance Of
their favor
s.B. a II. y. YOUNG
Factory Point April 20, ls9l.-iy49
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Dissolution.

TUE 5rm Of WHITNEY Il RCssE ELL Is this day
i dissolved b. mutual consent
G. W. WHITLEY,
l.. W RUSSELL.
Tie business win stu continue and the accounts
e the shove firm win be settled by
G. W WHITNEY.
Perm, April g lss4.-swoO
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H0rae Gor NnLe.

4 Stallion, 4 years old, Dark Bay, black
n mane and tail hands high aud weighs io25 lbs.
Aay one wanting such horse eaa see him by call
lac an the Subscriber al his residence 10 East Man.
chester. TAYLOR.
Manchester. April 18th s64 --lstf
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
WHEREAs my wife, ROSE has lefi my bed and
w board without any just cansc or provocatioh,
tAis u TO forbid al persons harorng trusting her
On ny account, shall pay no debts Of her con
tracing atter this date.
WILLIAM X. SKINNER.
Manchester, May 9. 1sgt-50
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4 LLOTTED pay ssslspses snsi asAefs kaagsse
n srfffs ~ allotted pay u he stA EeEasssat ssa
Coz siarp shooters are hsteiy haiisea sAas
returns hase sefn fee.3Fea fag fhs 81 10 JasaarY
lei; ~ fhr Sharp SHOOTER g. Hssrk iss ard fAis
Hice y prepared e gag H. Feeslseas Is she
usual wag j. Is PAGE TssasafeF
EutaBd Apfl p iss4
A LL0ufEDPAT.--ass isnscs SD oflsss belslaz
n odsFs ~ allotted PSI II the ssses.4 Third,
trnrfh Fsffh aaa Sxlk Eaeifasasa 49, hsrets4 30
uhra that rsfsfNa base tesA rafa8Eea as ssAasFY
anf ~ suaaf sal th1s 0aise Is pfeHsffd y pay n
suns refssixt1 u tsAs athai sas
1fllLA b PACK Tsessas~ss
Ruiiaaa Isy q isgi.
A LOOTED "a n s-s-A e. Ashfes sna uEhefs haNil1W
n orders fuf AissFteS lsy a fhs Tsnfh MeesfA4nf
80 herrtg oeihfd ibss f4sNFNs haFs haen received
~ faaEas8 al4 fetsa4fg Aad tAs ffaAaA = psabax.
~ r. lay ssS sGfsx reEs4Ns4 Ia asA asss8 y -
JOINS II Pack Ts~sssssr
gsaflaea Ma a is8
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1864 sra,xo Or 1894
G.. W. SMITH
Ha 80 rsestesa sistse sse-snsus
NOW GOODS
Nlftied 70 lht Na,sH,
Il vAssA y a.rhsaY ts,4ssf So !. YEA 81
Asoze 1HH srecH AEr
LATEST STILES BREw CoOpS,
Consisting d
BLACK and FANCY sILKs.
s.ode and Tan Mohairs,
fupiin Stripes,
foplin Alapaccas.
MoFanbigucs,
Nalintsa plaids,
Plaid Pail &c Cheycfs,
barage Angilss,
Wool Dsissacs,
chaliies.
0.aghams,
CHICKS, STRIPES,
And a vefy large assortment Of
PRINTS,
Beautiful PaittrAa, and for The times,
Terry L0ir Priced.
a Cine assortment of
STA HIS,
Also,
LADIES sACKINGs,
CIRCULARS and sACKS,--Ready made.
corsets aud
Hoop skirts, --Quaker and other styles.
sun Umbrellas and
Parasols,
Cambria Edging and inserting,
Brown aud Blcaehed Shee.ings,
Ladies Hosiery,
Linen Collar ans-CufTs,
Hair Nelts,
Belt Ribbons--all eoloS,
GRENADlNE AND BALMORiL Wells.
KNITTING AND TIDY CoTToN-colored
aud white.
Bed Spreads,
Curtain Muslns,
Gloves and Hosiery,
Balmorals,
flckings
DENNIS,
Stripes,
Drllings,
Cotton Tweeds and
Twists.
a general assortment Of
hardware, Cutlery
and
PAPER IIANGINGS,
CRoCKERY AND GROCERIES,
Pork,
Dried Beef
FISH, all kiuds, Dried aud Picked.
SALT, Coarse and Fine, by Bushcl or Bag.
FLOUR X Xxx xxx
Also, Just received New York and Boston, a
large AMI general assortment Of
Ready Made Clothing,
10 which he invites your special attention,
consisting Of
Goats,
Tweed,
SILK Mixed,
Grey,
. EaNCy 1hshlnsIe,
Black Broa0clota, plain
and Ribbed,
Pants and Vests of all kinds,
Pants aud Vests TO match-some very de-
sirablc patterns,
Linen Goats,
Busters and
Summer 0vercoats.
Latest styles of
Hats,
Caps,
Boots and Shoes,
French Flannel Shirts,
Usder Garments,
Gloves,
Ties,
Suspenders
Collars,
Trunks and Valses
All Of which will be sold as low as the times
will admit.
Please call and Look.
Factory Point, May Q, 1854.
NOTICE.
VIHEREAs ms wife ROSE has len my bed and
W board without any Just cansc or provocatioh
Ais u TO forbid al persons harbong trusting her
On my accnaat as | shall pay no debts Of her con-
tracing attcr this date
WILLIAM X. SKINNER
Manchester, May ?. ls64,-5Q
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MARRIAGES.

IN s. dagaes Church. Arlington. Is Rev r A.
y asiiessA ri De lgth lHsi 6EoasE Il ioLDHx aai
MAnleN 5. ErIE
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ii III "
III Fresh, Rich and Rare, from the market
consisting in part of
10 ROLLS Elk. SUPREME CARPETING
20 TAPESTRY
10 BRUSSELS !"
10 I" VELVET
10 /" STRAW MATING
10 OIL CLOTHS, all widths
100 MIRRORS, all kinds and sizes.
so SOFAS.
so CENTRE TABLES.
80 CHAMBER SETS.
so EXCELSIOR MATTRESSES.
20 HAIR !"
$4,000 In BUREAUS sECRETAR &c.
$1,000 +" BURIAL CASES, Rosewood Cas-
kets, Mahogany Caskeis, Black
Walnut and Pine Collins
800 BONES GLASS.
Glass Cut TO Order.
10 BBLS LINsEED OIL.
10 VARNIsH.
500 LBS WOOL TWINE.
10 D0Z SHEEP SHEARS.
5000 LBS WHITE LEAD.
2000 g ZINC.
$1,000 In CUTLERY.
$4,000 +" SHELF HARDWARE.
1000 LBS MANILA ROPE.
200 SETS WAGON AXLES.
so +" SPRINGS.
10000 CARRIAGE BOLTS.
1000 LBS NAILS.
5000 4" SHOE SHAPE
$500 I" CAST STEEL.
5000 /" SPRING STEEL.
5000 f" TIRE IRON.
1000 I" ROUND IRON.
5000 +" SQUARE IRON.
And other things too numerous 70 mention. al
bought On purpose to sell. Please gist ~ eslL
FRENCH & KINGSLEY.
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H's are selling
PRINTS, FINE CLOTHS AND FAST C0L0RS
At 1870 20 cents per yard.
Good Style DeLaines at 90 cts per I'd
New beautiful Spring DeLAines so /"
Handsome Plaid Dress Goods, 25 cts
Goods for Travelling Dresses, % to so
London Check Poplin silk finish, so
Alapacca Stripes, 87l
Alapaeea Plaids, AZ
Alapaccs, Brocade silk Stripe, bb
Alapaooas, Plain Doublcfold, 50 to So
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u. II. MEACHAM. NJ. D..
Millinery | slilIinery
10 the Ladies

HAftNN tuft fttnf1 ffafa Hiafkes nlik ; Nali
sss'Htaf RssetaHsEi 4 Niuasry lools tais.
ltf44s u l.sFs " lAisetsk AS Eaelas faees
5tssffs s.ks lu-ges lti as atl Ir3gaaaI14es. a.
fafi e pissset q nysei calls ini 81 tas faaass
Rccns door East Of Union store.
M.a MNufHuNE
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THE EVENING STAR.
q + r GA l. {.


HeY Department, Adjutant Generals Office,
Washington, April II, 1864.
The following officers, having been report ted
Ut the Madq uarters of the army for the offences
hereinafter specified, are hereby notified that
they will stand dismissed from the service OF
the United States. unless, within fifteen (f5)
days from this date, they appear before the
Military Commission, in session in this city,
Of which Brigadier General John o. Caldwell,
United States volunteers, is president, and
make satisfactory defence to the charges against
mem:
Tor using disrespectfm and prefaae language ia
making an o6iciat return Of deserters.
First Lieutenant and Ad)utant Joseph r.
Vail, 47th Illinois volunteers.
Dtsobtdienc. Of orders and neglect of duty
Second Lieutenant J. Cain, Sth Ohio Jude.
pendent battery.
A1scGce utthoat ledrs.
First Lie uIenant John Ackner, 9Th Ohio
volunteers.
Captain Moses veale, io9th Pennsylvania
volunteers.
Lieutenant James b. Rodgers, 109th Pennsyl-
Yania volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon Matthew T. Locke, 9Th
Tennessee volunteers.
First Lieutenant Emanuel Eyre, 3D. Della.
ware volunteers.
Assistant Surgeon II. e. Osgood, 5th Indi-
ana volunteers.
Surgeon John Higgins, 18th Illinois cavalry.
Second Lieutenant Thomas Larkin, Goth
Illinois volunteers. E. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant Ad jutant General.
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RoPOs LsFoR WoOr
Rsadquartas Dspar'msst a Washtnsson.

ReadQulrttfS Department az WashtHsE0H,
w.: Gm,. s5 cIt O. ss a,4es iss4
PROPOSALS are invited for furnishing Wood TO
the troops in and around the forts herein after
specified, from parties owning wood or wood lands
in tie vicinity of the same, We:
North Of the PotODao--Forta sumner, Mansfield,
Rntey, Stevens slooum, Totem Slemmer. Bunker
Hill, saratoga, Tha, er. sud LiEooln and Batteries
eneade, Kimbail, Parrott, and Cameron.
East of Eastern Branch Pot0mao--FOrts G ceble,
Carroll .; Snyder, stSnten, BsieE, Dsvis Dc pon.,
eonth Of PotomAc-sorts Marcy, Etnan All,n. O.
=. Smith, Bennett, De Kslb, Oerooran, Hsg sarty,
Woodbury., Whippls, Cass. Tilliashsst. orsis. and
Proposals will be received under this adver tiss.
msnt for wood anywhere within the limits Of the
Departm ent of Washington for supply of troops in
Proposals win BE- made In the following manner;
]. For wood standing price per cord:
nesre or other wise tprice Per cordl.
5. For wood cut and corded on the ground.
tty. and quality of tie wood, and its distance from
the nearest fort, camp or station for troops.
zach bidder must attach his fuu name and post
once address to his bid and the names Of all par
ties Interested In the proposals must appear in the
Bids will BE- orened from time to time, and con.
tracts or purchases made a. the wood may be re-
The right is reserve to accept al or any part Of
No verbal propositions will be entertained, but
every bid. or modification Of tho same. must be In
Proposal. should Be endorsed Proposals 70:
"''0' ELIAS N. sRIsNB.
Lieut.. Col and Chief Qusrternlsstsr,
mhEhWs OepArtrr Gne OF Was d I'M tOD.
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PROPOSALS.
ORDNANCE OFFICE,
W. An nr,p I'M

nkpSAGCE OFFICE,
~ WA DErAsrsnsr,
Sealed Proposals viii be received at this Depart
ment until o clock D. m. on "Wednesday, the 4th
day Of Nag, lss for the dsiiysry e all the sst
cessary to build the following Carriages.
For ls,inch Guns
81 Barbette Center Pintle.
For le-inch Guns .--
30 F Front Pfn tie Barbettte,
70 Front Pintle Barbette.
The parts required for Wrought Iron Bsrbette
and casemate Carriages are as follows;
FOR TOP cAREIAGE.
Guide Hooks, Guide Hook Bar, Trunnion Beds.
Rail Patss Rail SP chords fkss Braces
Irsnsoms, ANGLE Iron Floor Clsats Pintle Tran.
Shapes Harters csssss Step Bots
cAsEaATE CARRIAGE CHASSIS.
Parts named before and rail top bars.
and bars for each carriage to be as specified In the
bills of iron in ordnance memoranda No 6, copies
or
York agency. or at this office Printed schedules,
can be obtained at the above named places On
these bidders will state the, price at which they
propose to manufacture each part, in the manner
The iron to be used in the manufacture of the
plates and bars to be as follows:
ROLLED IRON.
Check Plates and Rail Plates of medium quality
OF IRON. hbre in direction of length, tenacity not
less than 4S, 900 lbs per square inch.
Transoms all TO be Of best quality charcoal fanre
iron, fibre in direction of length, tenacty not
less than $500 lbs per square inch.
Trunniop Beds to be of best quality OF charcoal
iron, tenacity not less than $500 lbs per square
inch.
Checks IBraees, Hnrters, and Counter -hurtsrs,
AL to be Of Il, Focd medium iron renscity not less
Rails, Rail Chords, Chassis Braces, Caps and
ane Eon to or OF s@
$1,000 lbs per square inch. >,
=, ASles for s-inch and Io-inch carriages. and all
Traverse W heel journals, to be OF best charcoal
hbrous iron Ienacity not less than 5000 lbs per
iron. Tenacity not less than s., 80 lbs per square
inch.
HAMMERED IRox.
AYiHs Tor I5-iDch Carriages, and all Fork shapes,
and Tongues for Casemate Carris ges. to he of the
best charcoal iron. Tenacity no less than SIS 900
pounds per square inch
commence deliveries and the rate al which they
can deliver each part thereafter.
No bids will be received except from parties
actually engaged in the manufacture of this or
similar kinds of work. and who can bring ample
evidence that they have in their own shops all the
machinery and appliances for turning out the full
amount OF work as specified by them.
, Bidders Will be required to furnish proper sure
ties Tor The proper performances Il the work, and
edsements OF their sureties over their own sigma
lures.
Each party obtaining contract will be required
70 enter INTO bonds with approved suretles for its
Upon the award being made, successful bidders
VII be notlhed and furnished With forms of con-
The department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, If not deemed satisfactory
Proposals Will be atdressed t. - Brigsiier Gen
nstop, ID, e., and will be endorsed " Proposals
for wrought iron plates and hsSs for r"n s.p car
Rripalinr Con i,.F nf (lr,fpa
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PROPOSALS.
VINITE . srAr1s AAIL.
OVERLAND GALLO aNIA ROUTE.
posr Oyp1or DEPARTMENT..

Posr OFFICE DEPARfxEsf. [
s ssessysd 4 the hstsa &
Of this Do yartm until p. NJ June Il, 1854. ito
S. ys:s X Is sss 81 q I'd II
Territories Of CoLoKApo. UTAH, and NEy ADA. from
t. tie ss 5, &
o. deSsTssres ana a,rvss herein syssiaed e'nsti
Route No. II, 26e-From Atchisou, Kansas, or Saint
Joseph, hi:sSuri; to Salt Lake City, Utah
ing such Offices ~ may be on the route.
Schedule from LIST Of April TO LIST Of December. "a
Leave A.chison or ssint Jose Pin daily, ats .. m;
Arrive ct Salt Lake City eleventh Day, BY II m
Leave Salt Lake oitysdaily, .,Ic.m.;
Arrive At Asshison Q, Saint Joseph eleventh day.
Schedule Jrom LIST Of December to LIST Of APRIL. a
Leave Atchison or ssins ' Joseph daily. ats. m !;
ArrlTe q sait Lake CITY fourteenth day. by ..
leave Leave SAT- L sS, City daily: .s1n: m;
Sia: 70 sissns the ' daily .ervlo. from Sal. LAX.
saoS % .fs On ss shs
supplying Denver, COLORADO Territory. daily, By
R sdsfs ss sss
II service on this route, extended, be let that
commence service on the ist July. lisa. ' ~
Pacific coast to be sent by sea.
UTAH TERRITORY.
Route Ne a s.s-F.om Salt Lake City to Virginia
daily, supplying such Offices Is may be on
the route.
Schedule from. LIST Of Aprt! TO Isl Of D a.nssr, Is
att vs. as 81 os S1 .iz:i {, a.y
< s't Bit H'' 'ss' 9TH DAY;
Schedule from, lM al Dstsm,tr 10 Isl Of 4pril a
sss t.ls Hi S s, EVENT.: It ssa b,
s.ls Lit .:y s9 :.;.ss s:;
tie offended service invited ON rout. II $50 b
let to contract, service OF this route Will not be-
Route ~ lsl-1lo% y!!sa. SIss 70 rol.omci,y.
.ss l e. nnS Is daily
Schedule from Is: of ApriI 10 Is: Of December g
:s: y ii ss:sS S 81 an. 4; ~, ~S $, .
ts.;. r :; v4. Gs, S Ssy
hoursl
s:asdxl> from Is. Of Dscersber 10 Is. Of xpra G.
ini,. At Folsom City next DAY, 81, p. m, ~
XIX: ,sl v9s' CT, Sssy :.,. e.,
1.-THE extended service invited on route L. go DO
let to contract service on this route viii not be.
NOTES
Each route NJ st be bid for separ Ately, with SEP
Arsts guarantee and certificate, and must provide
for the oonveysnes Of the mail With CELEBRITY, GER
1t viii be perceived that the schedules for the
running time are arranged SO as to form one son
Tin uous line from Atchison, Kansas, or st. Joseph.
Missouri, to Folsom Oity and back, conveying the
mail, each wav, in Is days, eight months In the
year; and in % days four months in the year.
Hor form of proposal, guarantee, and eertihsstsi
and for Instructions, requirements, dc bidders
referred TO the pallet Advertisement Of October
70 1873, at the principal post Offices. Bidders
should be careful to post pay bids.
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