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o:. S0Ns' 11e Ps.nNsaaia sssnas, asS his
INFO 1ANr 10 rAM1L1.s 49,.
having perfected his arrangements In Phiisdsi.
Hhta. New York and Boston, takes this method Of
orally that he is receiving daily b. sxpress syn
Prime Chester County Beet.
South Down Mutton
Salem county IN. - Veal
Prime Philsdelphis Butter, osIons,
Sweet Bread, Pheasants, Partrit res
arouse, eniPe, Woodeock, and every luxury of the
Boston CLEAR Porf, Soussd Pigs Feet and Trina.
Smoked and Piekled Salmon and Hslibut,
Also. largo supply OF Foreign and Domestic
TO families and others giving entertainments
70 purchase, THC6. B. WILSON,
119 Pennsylvanis Avenue
oc O6m between 10Th aad qNth sfras{s
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NE " STYLES,

WINTER GARMENTS.
BOYS CLOTHING. we" SiIL1S'
We are now in reesip Mt ~ . ,.,.. ..,,..
a nx!S, ana CHILDREN'S OLOTHfNG Of TIA nsS
PA stes suitable for the present sesson TOR dress
OF psrsnts "ss1 70 which We invite the attention
$50, WALL, eTlPHENs & 90. aaa p. AZ
M 1LLB POLITICAL 1OONo 11v. .--;--
Az Lisbert OWL Liberty and Seif ao .oa:
H HsSEmSnt Political Heonsmy. 0o''fnment.
LoEd dom VI Eonsical Heonony !:
MeCuilochs Literature Of Po,,t,.., $500
Lists Political Iconomy.
Tviss' View Of the Prosress NJ pou.,,~
my: London. HohHosA Acono.
Whatslys Lectures on Political loopomv. G,,.
g,s%ondit Political 1esnomy: London.
Re vnanSsy p i1sas q Political 1oonomy.
Hum phrey's Political Science: London.
dsN xRANOK TAYLOR.
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MsGCKs AMP DOOR BArs-In aRnAr
iRo oaI s z JPsstsss. e
r.rma..ss opposise thu Patent once,
3Ak-3w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

BEEF STEALING.-About q week Siaca, thu
slaughter-house of Ohio Gatrel, n ar the Park,
was broken open and robbed Of three quarters
Oh beef, weighing about 425 pounds. The en-
trance " as affected by forcing open window,
but the thieves getting their feet bloody, were
tracked by Sergeant Johnson and officer Baall
end Bcose to neighboring slaughter. house,
and from thence 10 the house OF William Ham
Iiton. colored. who was arrested and commit
ted for further hearing by Justice Barnaclo:
the evidence showing that Hamilton's feet fitted
the track. On Saturday he was brought out
and was fully committed for trial. in company
with Lmphrey Foster. who was with him at
Tie time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

CHARGE OF HoMICIDE.-Samuel M anus
was arrested in this city a few days ago on tn
charge of having caused the death OF a colorsd
man at Locust Point three years ago by striking
him on the head with a bar of iron. Tha ar-
cused wasIaken to Baltimore and committed to
Jail. Several parties have heretofore been ar.
rested for the same offence, but were subse.
quentiy discharged, no testimony having been
aCduced TO connect them with the homicide
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

ZOE CRlAM AND WATER ICES OF THl
N best quality delivered to Families Hotels,
Fairs, Balls, D. ct the lowest prices ct the PhiIa
dephia Confetti emery, corner 18th and SITS.
de 2-lm" ]. RUSSELL.
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.y,RUP TURF URED.
MARSH'S
RADICAL CURE TRUsSES.

CFFIoK, sos STREET,
WARRINGTON, D. O.
Reft renee to its superiority to Professors Will
lard Parker. John III. Carnoonan, aud Valentine
Nett.
The best collection OF Trusses and Orthopsdic
instruments fer Ply steal Dsformities.
EuptLre and its Radical Cure, Varieoss Veins
Vsricccele, Piles, Curved Spine Bow Legs, Club
Feet, snd all other Physical Deformities success
fu ]y treated at this office. Also, full and WELL
.electsd assortment of Silk and Cotton Elastic
stocsir IS, KDee Caps, Anliets and Wristlets, for
the relief of Vsricose Veins, swollen and Weak
Joints; Ladies' Silk Elsstic abdominal Supporters;
LONDON do; Riding Belts; Elastic suspsndsrs,
Shoulder Braces. snd supe nsory BaDdagss, ali
carefully applied and satisfaction guaranteed.
Office open from a m. till 6 =. 70. jals1wr
rJoHN B. COUCH WILL DELIyER A
rE5ssi Z. s.s
auSsnss and Orators, Her. ard there in Britain"
single 81 Cents ber Iop ths
O'Clock. The proceeds Of tins lectures t. be sp-
1d In .stnrs OF tes debt M
pre- emit season. ia l-8t.
NJ TIE AsNUAL MEETING or THE
stt etholders OF the American Telegraph
NJ. 145 broadway in the city Of New York, on
WsDNEsDAY. the 9th day Of January instant. at
ia ls-iv CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Sec
TJCs sHAFEIELD's BALTIMORE CON
W. FECT!CNERY $50 .S,rth street, 5st,csen g
na sbaf ss rs ss
est retce and most reasonable terms Ice C:eam
shs Ds
# the city and GEORGETOWN. j. Him"
n=AssRMBLY,s CHURCH PAIR
S Will commence at
oaa On fsl1 FUEsb baY S 5sa Isth Street,
And continue every night for two weeks.
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OFFICERS FOR CoLoRED TRooPs--The whole
number OF examinations before the board, o.
which Gen. Casey is President, for the last
week, has examined 81 applicants, only . Of
whom were recommended for Ficers, as fol-
lows: TWO lie utenant colonies, one 1st aad ore
Sd class: eight captains, four Ist class. one p
class, three Sd class; six first iieutenants three
LIST class, two I'd class, one Sd class; ana niue
second lieutenants four 1st class, four I'd class,
one Sd class.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

CHARGE OF RAPK-Wm. GRAY. coIored h as
been committed to Jail by Justice Barnacio on
the charge of committing rape on Ellen viii
Jams: also colored, he having been arrested
by Officer Hurley. The affair occurred on
church, and after accomplishing his purpose
he took her to house near by, where he made
q second attempt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

AEBw GENTLEMEN DAN BE AOOOaMo
"A dated With elegant furnished Rooms and drst-
ciass Board a. lis Bridge street Gecr yetDwc ID
@. Terms s25 to S3n per month nc nti1 z are and
sss Cars run ~ the door to Washington Refer
Z gwen And requfrsd. Ia g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

MISSIONARY MENINGITIS anniversary
OF tie fonths' Missionary Society OF the Z
street Baptist Church, was celebrated isst eve
ming in The presence OF a large audience. Seaa.
tor Harris presided on the occasion, and clio.
quent addresses were delivered by Socretar y
Chase, Attorney General Bates, DR. M eco wan.
and Ex-Geveynes Wright, OF Indiana.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

HIGHWAY RoBBERY.-Last Monday, as Mar.
tin Troisi, musician, was passing to his home,
near the Park, three men In the uniform Of
"Scotts &p," attacked him, and took away
his cornet. Sergeant johnson arrested George
Johnson as one of the parties, but he proved
that he bought The instrument from VIM Dor
ringtoni and Justice Barnaclo, before whom
they were taken, dismissed johnson, but COM
United Dorrington TO Jail for court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

A POLICE MAGISTRATES por-
tion OF the city which formerly comprised the
fourth, sixth and eighth districts, being the
upper portions OF the Second, Third and Fourth
Wards, is now sadly in want Of police Justice
having power to impose Corporation fines at
present the policemen OF that section being
obliged TO bring their prisoners down to the
heart Of the city. We believe the only Justice
of the peace located above E street is Squire
BarDaclo before whom many United States
TO dismiss them, when the evidence is such as
to Warrant the improvement OF fine for, as
stated above, no justice in that section has such
power,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

A STREET RAILWAY IN ALExANDRIA-On
Friday last, the Virginia House ef Delegates in
session at Alexandria, received & bill charter
ing street railway in that city. The bill pro-
vides that Alexandria Hay, John g. Under
wood, VIM. ID. Massey and others, shall have
the privilege of laying railway In the streets
Of Alexandria--that the work she'll be CON.
meneed within one, and completed within two
years after the passage OF the act
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

E'OE SALI-A ROUTE Of the Star, will be sold
y as q bargain, on ccoupt of sickness Apply at
No 800 Seventh street west or at this office
15-sts
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them 10 a great extent, he was willing that the
court shonld receive all the aid from the Gov
eminent which they could get, and urged that
proceedings be taken Immediately II Con gress
did not feel inclined to let us have these fines
they could repeal the law.
Mr. Larner argued that If the Government
did use the roads they were using them TO q
good purpose in protecting rs. :
Mr.. Bowen Withdrew his resignation.
Mr.. Bowen presented the petition OF Mrs.
Mary Walker asking an abatement of taxes,
for the reason that her property had been d.
stroyed by troops: which was laid on the table
for want of evidence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

NoTARIRs PUBLIC.--The Supreme Court of
ries public: A. @ Welch, State Department:
F. f Kirby, Fant's banking house; Jos. F. Kali
ley, Richard Burg, SIS, A. l.. Rutter, Paymas-
ter's Dep rtment; John H. NcChutchen, Chas
ID. WEIGH, Collector OF Georgetown; Thomas
J. Williams.
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y Fob SATS.
yeo ocxss GksTIEs sDaP.

TWO PIANO FoRTES THAT HAVE BEEF
4 used siH be sold at 8 80 essa, st thsxsA
Music Store of HEa$39
VIC. MEFZERofT, sisEss
corner At 18th and Penn avenaS
"a Is Sole Agent of Stair " & Sous
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-T. FHar-
din, guard larceny; for hearing. VIM. After,
assault and battery; bail for peace. Charles
Walker, petit larceny; dismissed. l.. ID Brig
ham, picking pocket, DO. Kate Meade, having
stolen property in her possession; for hearing.
Ben Cook, Peter Daily, drunk and disorder,y:
81 each. Ann Welsh, J. ID. Worbles, do dis
missed. Jos. Jewell, do; S3. VIM. Johnson,
violating city ordnance; $3.50. David p. John
son, drunk and disorderIy; G. Crounsheilf
disorderly; military. Henry Graham, do !;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1864-01-18

PA4nSr FA5 oEr Te Be Heir At TIE
the Benefit Of Fsmiis, snd the RI.
Cemmis sic at the house Of Mayor Wallach, Jan
fe'ofsd. That the President of iii. Association be
specially nst1uc to notify the citizens Of Wash
The sanet FAIR TO 70 sD9
no rot * sa,ses;asd By eommison teollsct. sisnsd
szLAH soUIREs7 Secretary. =
Ssssss the n0'ifs aGlsss Pr .dsn
rsTARvATIoN:- Those who are tired Of
sna 81: and sai Nd
triton Particular attention given to disease
s snRss'R ssss
rIoE oRlAh AND wATsR 1o!s OF TH1
ssss quality dsiL u1sdt to rsns;
d:Iss: ssis:s i H's :ns ah'
'e:f II ali @ 81
Horsss 70 New Ydsn wish
phiiadeiphia can hear OF . responsible par IN
IL Us s: 's:*f s'
CUMBERLAND COAL.
For Fac, 600 Tons Cumberland Goal. On
Georgetown Wharf. W.
W. R SNOW Il CO.,
Foot High and Wstsr streets
"a Is-IW 6sorSstown, u. O.
'T'HAoKE RY's IRIsH sKETOH BOOK; so.
Thackery's Roundabout Papers; 81
Webster and Hsy ne e Speeches on Mr. Foot's Re.
Colinne. By Madame de Stael; 80
The Countess of Eudolstadt. By 4esree Sand:
20 CT ntE- 1'
Life Of Maj Gen. Grant; 25
Drean thorp: ty Alexander Smith; 81 50.
The Sisters Abr.aJ; 81
Water Bsciss. BY Ghas. Kirs,ley; al 50.
Psse Is b for iIhough,fal Giri,; sl2s.
Character of the Gentlemen BY Liebsr: H.
Poens By Henry Peterson; Si2,
jas FRANoK TAYLOR.
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PULLING A MANS NosE.-Last night Jas,
Ryan and John Robinson were in an eating
house on Pennsylvania avenue. near Third
street, and Patrick Haley, with friend, entered
and GALE d for refreshments. Robinson walked
mp to Haley " lille the latter was talking to his
friend, and tried to get up quarrel with him.
Words failing. he took Haley by the nose aud
wrung it severely. Officers Thompson and
UConnell arrested Robinson and Ryan, and
each was fined S5.5s for disorderly conduct;
and Robinson was held to bail for court for
the assault and battery on Haley, by Justice
Giberson.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
Organize

= Democrats, there Is little time to work.
IN six weeks from Tuesday next, the peo-
pie will go to the polls, and there decide
whether they will place the rens Of the
eogernment in the hands of patriotic,
Inion,ov,ns men, or continue the pres
ent corrupt and inbeeila administration.
But short as the time is, it is long enough
if all work together Ia order to work
efectually, Organization is necessary Il:
once. Start Mcclellan Clubs in every
County, in every town, and school district.
Briug in the cid and the young. Have
speaking, circulate documents, and in eve
#ry manner possible arouse the people to
an appreciation of the great work OF re-
claiming our country. Let not the work
of oreauization be entrusted to the hands
Of drcnes--nen pro.iIt with "buts..' and
"iis.' and wise looks-bct let IA take hold
in good earnest, put tbs ball in motion,
ana then keep IL moving, Be present,
active, patriotic, and reso'vea to be vieto
rious. saccess is within reach-let Us not
fail te grasp it. Democrats! Up and ut
theni The issue 20 be decided is, II
/ CicNca-Fcacc- - TAisn- Liberty; or Lin-
colR,--- Har-- Disaatoa~- Taxation. Du-
LaQue Herald,
Abraham Eionratns has 10 doubts Of
tho utter proprie'y of swapping horses,
except when applied to himSeU when
crossing q sreGm, Or he would not allow
|. Cause to retire and appoint Fessenden in
| his place. II Chase had such faith 10 his
inaaoial measures, he should have stuck to
his "vsrdan fields till I've Springfield
hero and statesnsa had crossed tie
stream ~s~*@ M
= ~
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

If you will ask any bank President be
viii tell you that Government stocks are
tie only kind M1t are alcays salablc, be.
cause they will sell oay,chers in the porld..
Now, Nr. Smith, this is schy put nv
lit''e savings in Government stocks.
confess. too, that wanted to help that
dear old country, which is nay home and
my country "I Confess" said Mr..
Smith, 81 hadn't thought Of all this
There is good deal of sense in what you
say, AID will 60 so far as to put two or
three thousand dollars ia United States
stocks. It can do no harm"
We left Mr.. Smith going towards the
bank, and Poor Richard returning home,
with that cain and placid air which indi-
Gated the serenity Of his disposition and
The cons3ioos Of doing right towards his
county and his fellow man.
Democrats!
We have a word with you. The Presi'
deutIa! campaign Of lSjt is inaugurated
You and each O You have d solemn duty
to perform. That drty is not to McClel.
.lIn, nor to PendIeton, Your nominees-it
Is not to the platform OF the Democratic
pa-ty-it is to cur common country, strus-
Shn9 Tor HE. Your energies are demau1'
cd II this time CT peril to our institutions.
lhey weTe carefully maintained and pre-
served IL seventy years under the rule Of
democratic and "n'5 administrations.-
They were IN no peri. uu;lE Abraham Lin.
coin Was elected bresldert OF the United
States. Ihen Game war. devastation and
tyranny and til" nation Is now crying ous
to stay the Land Of tho vile Destroyer
Remember you owe your country these
services. What ls needed Of you Is to
mass your strength and remove from power
the present corrupt, vile and Incompetent.
administration. Defeat Lincoln, and once
more We snail have Union, Peace and Llh-
erty, as our fathers made this government.
II tee tnion IS restored 1t arst be by
peaceful means. While there is war there
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

CNoLLECTIoNS made and ren,ittea at current
~ rates of exchange; Bills of Exchange, Uncnr-
rent Money aud Coin hcught and sold: Deposits re-
ceived ami Money investedi praftsfor sale gu any
countrs IN Europe.
age by fire. s@
Particular attention. given to the pa ymen o
Taxes in any county in Ioma.
Real Estate bong hit and old Land Warrantt
ocated.
We"eferto the following parties with whom we
have done buainess:--
Park Bank. New York;
ID. II. Arnold, Pres't Mercantile Bank, MY.
Messrs. knauth, ,Nachod h Knbue, Bankers. MY
Messrs. Chas. Cam b es h Co, Bankers. Phil.
Messrs. Clark. Bros. & Co., Bankers st. Louis.
Gen. E. Harding, of Union Bank st. Louis.
. +. q. Adam Banker, Chicago.
W. i. Goeihangh Co., Bankers. Chicago.
m +. Partridge, ESD, Ranker, Seneca Falls, n. 7.
G. ". Norton. Esq. President Sonthernsgank OF
Kentucky. Rnsscllsille,K Ky.
S.A. Fletcher, Banker, indianapolis, i indiana.
Aon. VIM. Montgomery, Washington, Pa.
TIL. Walker, Esq, Salem, New York.
Messrs. II. Markell 4 Co, Bankers. dubuque.
Louis A. Mack!ot, Banker, Davenpere. lmr63
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
BUSINESS CARDS.
SIOUX CITY SADDLE, BRIDLE
Harness Mandatory.

YNHEundersigned DR. resrect fully nform # .fhecitiyen
Il Of Woodbury. and adjoining counties that he
- continues 70 mAnufact re the above arti-
sles ,end keeps constantly on hand stock
and trimmings Of the best quality
Thosein want ofan y thing in the above
Ane OF business will find It to their advantage to
calland examine my stock before purchas in eelse-
where. Good hides taken n payment, No. Shop
on Pearlstreet.
nov16-62 JOHNLINIyCER
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
Barber Shop.


TyHEun de III - ofessi alserviet
i tothe citizensof sioux City and surrounding
country. ONCE at tn Drug Stor con Pear lstreet
Reside ncei m modi ate yopposi1.
vol6- no17. JOHNBALL M d.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24

DLAND DEEDS for sale At the sioux City
ID Register onfcc. auscD
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
Nm L.JoY.


TTORNEISatLsw, Sioux City, Iowa. Will
IA practice In tho Courts Of Iowa aud Northern
Nsbrss4a. onsssn DssglATueets dseIo-5o
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1864-09-24
NEW RARRER SHOP.

yIyILLIAN rHILLiPsisp prepared to do shar-
!. w Ing. Hair cutting and ChAmpooing At I'll
shyin. Shop next door to Land Office on Pearl
6trsst. A8 iuly22.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1864-12-31

Don't fail to procure Mrs. WISsLow's SooTH.
ING SYRUP for children tesshing 1t has been
used for thirty years with never failing safety and
success by millions of mothers, for their children.
1t corrects acidity of the stomach, relieves wind
collie regulates the bowels, and gives rest, health
ard comfort to mother AID child. Twenty-Five
York, and No. POS High Holborn, London, Eng
land. NOES
, 1864-12-20

let us hope, have psssei ont Of the period Of WAT
and arrived at ie pedod Of reconciliation, the
goal Of all yonr eforfs and, at the same time, q
renew my intercourse, too soon interrupted, With
thfnk Iea7c behind. AMI shall again ind here.
Tll then may every blessing which tho gratitude
ofa guest parting from; the most hospitahle and
On The lard in wh1ca IN EnslIshman finds . sec
ond native country, md an ever'open home"
Mr.. Smith sailed t1is morning, at Q O'Clock,
in the China, f,r Liverpool. Few Foreigners
haee been among rs who have made moro
agreeable impression IN the private circles in
which they were received, than Mr. Smith
his III banity, learning end good sense. facility
Of conversation, and sincere sympathy in the
cause Of the nation, haye won him host ai
friends; and we think that even Thackeray,
with his broad, unaffected, genial hu1nor and
freedom, was not more liked by those with
whom be associated.
, 1864-12-20
Constitution Water !

Has bean pronounced hy NsdAe-a T.cn!sy. kud tha
psYmanent cure of al d+eases Of tho Stomach Iycf.
kilneJs, Bladder and Womb thst has ever been Of
II Is not Medical water 1t Ia tom experience thar
Constitution Water has cn1anate. and We lot
10 tsan aouor when Single Dottle ms been known 10
cure Diseases which tho best medical talent In thi
country has failed 10 relieve
/ rcuaedy Possessing the virtues ot Consultations
Water cannot be c1asset under "q1ack preparations
a. it Is now used By The scientific practitioners IN
s city. Ii u only second claas physicians that F
down popular REMEDIES while the better skilled nAku
1se ofcyery means to accomplish cure aud the
ctts OF the pbSscian increases bis knowledge Of dff
fefent REMEDIES enAbes him to produce euro, N4a
others fau In tho attempt. Seisnca satisfied with she
truth.
Give Constitution Water q fa.r t1tal--we mean you
who aze nndcr specialists from year
and W. particularly nude to ladies who constant
Is rcsorttng to local treatment and a sorts of local
applications for diseases, with much chance oil
cess as there would BE- from local application to the
throat for dtseaxea OF the brain.
Wchaye always been taIefu! to use language In our
z4tion, but We receive 80 many coHmnnicatfons fom
pctsons fOr which Constitution IL adapted, and
Of whose disease mecflon has been mads, thas we
have ccwc tho conclusion that II the remedy Il
p4be OF producing cure. no matter What tho disease
put up for tho public, and therc should no excep-
uona.
ed p n ade to sr the eye aud taste it l. medicine
In every OF term, placed IN the hands OF thu
people for their rais3 and 1t taken According to IL
directions, 1t will III every caae produce radical surR-
We would that the directions ln rIgaFd to dletx &E
relate only to the disease under which they occur.
, 1864-12-20
proposals.
fFTICE OF TIE DEPOT
~ 0rAETEIsM.AsTE!1

FuET lEAgESToETn, kASsA.,i
rnnr,*s Fon A,MY Hsas$sp lasa' Tix:
4 EprSa Al M s s Il as ;esfssa 4 ~ sss
7r,..-i,ortM.on u siaafy supplies during TIE
i...:iE 10 From Forts Leavenworh, Laramie
Nt., cta depts that insy be est a9lIsaed
sIvs1. nersh u For1 L. ortu. nE, senth OF la.
Ide e srr, north 70 A. o,i; ~ sstf1s q 1hat a.e
Ikoia aano "a ttn se;4 2, as,.oae y ds1s S =
sderr ,tat+ tc tase rtr M 'nnla PEI l1o miles n
ni xS 't Ism G xp e r. = W s Il e
I.ir7E NO. From FORTS 1.e.v,:n vortn and Eies.
st te Of KansAs. .pd se town q Kansas in tie
SAFE Of Missouri Y my psts VI stations shs. sss ..
I'll asir1ery 10 E.o1aln. E seaes u lstisude i tree
.ertn, lin win. sErr,e. rom Fort LssveaHortn; and
siea IL tit fcrrtsry: fo1t Gar:nd and to sa5
ruint = ronts On tAe sute M,i'srs to st.ts
hs s H. tosss e II ite Com XIII
o, .; hs ,,s +; ~ g.,
AZ may ie .ssap>heu in r Territory d Mesico,
s a sfs sy Il ~
dostsnsted il 1he Tes:l1eyM q :ris2as ana ;tatc q
lcy vi: tt5n:;oIt ssia ttsss r saca q t:e meas
ahe Ts!sls 10 b. lraase2r1ca <scb ysa1 s1n no1 e.
.etu 10 p'.Np pounds On Eoate 70. Is o oo pounds
- auiions pel ao cc,ac Ri PAD
rortstlcn hsctn hard bread pine lumber salugae
" Baaess a @ shead % eve their rsmss III tu!. well
.huir pl@cr residence ans zach proposal should be
bond l. H. sum ., .en dol.
4uttc.ns that 10 yssc contract i awarded tor fhe
nosing. tue routt.ct VII be accepted anh ea1ered
INTO, good Enc kltt: Mt scurtty furnished By sal
parties in accordance xi.h thu terms Of this AdTe1A
t0et1t. 800
Tie amount OF buues required vii: be ~ sol'oEa:
IN Route 20 1...-...
IN lsouts No s'Sx 2o99
ssfc.o1s cyiGrncc II TIC loY.iity and eovency d
sc bidder and rcrson .l:cscd as security Will be re
1ulred.
TRANSPORTATION on I:outc 70. l." ~" or ~ thl
as may be Ant uone wilt be cntc1 lined unless they
iry comply with ell tne requirements Of this sdver
.lsrnrnl.
Parties to whom awards arc made nnst be prepared
20 rcntrnCs al oncr and to EEe the required
lund. for thu taithtuI performance Of the same.
Contracts Will be uakae subject TO ths APPROVAL ot III
puA3tnaser Geneih. bull the right fs reserved to 1e
,cct m, or all bids tt,Ht may BE- offered.
ptTxc xctatE ust ht In teaIincSs TOT service Py fhE
rst da1 OF April, iris. and they viii oe re4u1Eed x
n4yc flncr OF agcuc1cS st Ia the vicinity Of Fort
iray.nwottA anG Iuion. and p!hcT depos that maj y
sttab'islrd. wheh they mas be communicated VIZ
promptly and rcadlF
%-s o'~e' " @N- UA-' H. G. HonGEs,
.,ohlq:tIt. ct Cant. Rnh q. M.- H. s. A.