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FOR THE RELIEF OF SUFFERERS


WASHINGTON, Dec T.-The nf6unes dis
patch says the Commission appointed for the
relief of the sufferers by Indian hostiities in
Minnesota, consisting Of Colonel Aldrich,
Messrs White and Chase, were in session at
St Peters, Mimi, for about five months. 2
$40 claims were presented and filed large
number we're presented but could not be ex-
amined, as tbs law fixed the time for the ex.
piratiou of their duties at December. The
above number Of claims amoant TO $2,45S,.
900 The Combustion awarded 81 ,37O,45S.
S200,O00 was appropriated at the last session
for the immediate relief OF the most needy
sufferers which was paid to over 400 per.
sons, many of whom were made widows aud
orphans by the Indians
Upwards OF eleven thousand witnesses were
examined, aud their testimony reduced TO
writing covering about sixteen thousand sheet
Of legal cap paper The testilnany shows that
over eight hundred men, women aud children
we're butehered by the Indians Thousands
who had purchased homesteads of the United
States and paid Tor them were driven AWAY.
and ara now refugees, il being unsafe to re-
turn to the frontier. 1t is estimated that five
millions will not reimburse the people for the
damages done by the Indians on the frontier
OF Minnesota The Government holds about
three million annuties, forfeited by the rehe l.
lIous Sioux Ii is proposed TO use this sum
10 the payment OF the above claims aud bill
appropriatlug one million one hunpred thohs
and is being prepared to meet the balance due
on the amount awarded by the Commission
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
FROM NEW ORLEANS.

NEw YoRK, Dec s.--The steamer Zazoo
from New Orleans, 3lst arrived Another
secret expedition left here on the 30th. The
strength and destination remains unknown,
but little doubt is entertained that twas even.
tually Mobile.
1t was supposed that Pascagoula will be oc-
cupied for present aud an advance made on
Mobile as soon as the rainy season ends.
Ii has raned three days terri6cally On Sun
day morning the city was submerged from
one to two feet This lasted several hours.
The streets are still under water back towards
the swamps
No army news
Nothing from Texas.
Guerrilla firing has ceased on the Missis-
sippi River,
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@eGlcal.
How to Keep in Good Health
AND
WHAT Is THE CAUSE OF DISEASE,

TNHE primary cause of every disease that assk Is
l. heir % ~ Dpurty OF tho blood The Dlood be
eotnas lmpure nom many causes Impure alr
change Of weather, lmwhoesome food amt exposure
are among the principal causes of impuuty Of the
blood The symptoms are gldiness headache, con.
fused Thoughts, eyes dun Und heavy, droWsiuesa con
stpaton Of the bowels, bad taste II the mouth, foul
tongue, liver complaints, pains ia the tack and legs
oa- Of appetite, sleopless nighta, coc, cTamp pain
matism puNing and purging, ehls and levers more
or less accompanying these, ana long tram Of roub
esome aud dangerous affections, all OF which may ho
prevented ana cured by taking ew doses OF Dr.
SrRICKLAND's VEGETABLE PURIFYING ANTI
BlLlOuS PILLS. They will purity the blood and put
the stomach, bowels aud liver IA healthy condition
They ara particularly suitable for chronic aud
diseases. Every amiiy and every soldier should
keep supply Of these Pills, as many diseases are oh
Waited by tNen use, They are mild and safe medi
ene aud can be taken Mt any time without danger Of
taking cold.
Sold by AL druggists, or sent to any part receipt
Of twenty .nSe cents aud stamped envelope, address,
ed Dt. STRICKLAND . cast Fourth street. Oincinna.
H. ohio.
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ARRIYAL oF ME AFRIcA.

HALFAx, January S,-The steamship Afri-
ca, from Liverpool 26th, Queenstown 9Th,
has arrived Her dates are three days later.
Thackery, the author, is dead .st
The American Ministers at Paris aud Lon
don are making persistent efforts to prevent
the sailing of the Rappahannoek from Ca
lais
Laird refuses to sell his rams. fe
No market on Friday or Saturday.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
EFFEcTs or THE SNOW sroRM

CINCINNATI, January S-The Fifty first New
York Regiment arrived here yesterday en-
route for New York; the Seventy.eight New
York arrived at Cairo yesterday
A Louisville dispatch of the 7lh to the Com
merciot says snow has been falling all day
All railroad trains have been delayed. Large
numbers OF cattle we're frozen TO death throgh-
out the State The suffering in Louisville has
been great Many persons were badly fro
zen
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

tiop long since came to the Same conclusion
When conspiting leaders at the South lifted
their hands against the Union, and pointed to
slavery as an institution upon which their vi.
sionary republic was to rest they struck blow
at its very yitAls in every border State under
which Il has continued 20 lauguish and which
must inevitably result in its ultimate destruc.
ton II becomes as, therefore, 10 whom the
whole question rightiully belongs, 70 take i'm.
mediate measures for its removal which
should be delayed no longer than may be re.
qaired by proper respect by those individual
pursuits with which institution has been so
long and so intimately inlerwogeu, and a hu-
mane regard for .ae slave himself, which for.
bids us to cast MIN who is unprepared foe so
great change, too suddenly upon bis feeble
resources
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
New York Market.

NFw YoRT, January 8.-FlosF stQady
8 lower $1,000 S5 for extra State
Z 35@7 60 for Ronnd Hoop Ohio Wheat
shade frmer and in good denand 43041
Chicago spring 43@46 for Milwaukee club
4S@bS for Winter Red Western; 57@6O
for Amber Michigan, the latter for choice
Corn heavy 26C9l 26 for store Oats
le lower s6@96t Pork shads frmer so
@l 81 old ! ll3@l II new mesa Lard
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
XXXVmI CONGREss.

WASHINGTON, January 8-SgNArE-Mr.
Wilson reported back the joint resolution Of
thanks To General Hooker, his olIieers aud men.
Mr. Sprague reported resolution Of thanks
to General Burnside, his officers and men.
Mr.. Nesmith in introduced a resolution Of
thaaks to General Thomas, his ollieera and
men r..I. -
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n@i2l. Whisky active and armsr

6rmer I1@l2l, Whisky active and 6rmsr
1T 9l@94 ilib lHGltH
NEw YoRE, January s.-Stoeks dull,
easy aud steady Money IN fair demand at
seven per cent Sterling nominal United
States SKIES at 81 Erie 81. New
York Central 3lt Reading lbs
Gold 1884 Coupons 81 25. Harlem 49,
One year certificates 9Sl. A
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REMOVAL OF TnE REBEL PRISONERS

WASHINGTON, January THE Times dis
patch states that the removal Of the prisoners
confined at the various points throughout the
loyal States 10 within the limits Of General
Buffers Department is TO commence immedi-
ately .'H
The rebel oHicers at Johusons Island will
probably be removed TO Fort Lafayette
s NJ. Stark, head Of the Printing Burean in
the Treasury Department was relieved to-day,
and the keys OF his office taken from him
The delalcations are said to be large Other
arrests will be made
The Potomac was frozen over as far down
as Oeeoquan Bay
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
COUGH NO MORE.
TpYn 'sTRICKLAHD's MELLIFLUOUs COUGH
% ~. -.----.s - BA1SAM. nAA sIs .ssaLlaana

Tins az the best and eheapest remedy for Coughs,
Colds, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whooping Cough, aud
Consumption. Everybody who has tried ttis excel
leht belsam enthuss -ucay recommend II. Mrs.
Mitchell, Barr street, Cincinnati, says she has been
not TO he able 70 walk up stars she took bottle
OF this baAans and has been better ever since, and
advises a WAC nave Coughs, Colds aud Asthma 10
try this valuable Cough pRlsRm. Fifty per bot
tie Sold by all druggists, and manufactured ii No d
east Fourth street, Cincinnati. I E|.I-I
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
.gtt- ~ Width 9,---First col. --T
FACTS ARE STUBBORN THINGS ;

EAOAS RN6 . Oo6OAeN AAANGSI
Hear whatths philadelphia eofrcri snlsht says In the
Commonwealth Wilmington, DclnwaFe, 9TH " April,
1859: tafftf attf
" An English gentleman, formerly counertcd with the
Britiah Army, aud who styles hlnsoh tho English BO.
Anio hyacap, has of late gained tsnsSe repuiA-
ton here by his skin In curing all manner OF complaints
Some OF his patients have conysrsed with, aud they
pronounoo HIS remedies and mode OF treatment very
Superor. Soma have been restored II by nsr. The
medicine be used distilled by himself nom various
Aefbs possessing curative properties.
awhile acting IN che army 10 devoted his leisure
aOsnts 70 thorough study VI the effects produced ~
certain medicinal roots and herbs all manner OF dis.
sAsss II eczema he has found aud speedy romedy
tor all the Ills that hesh Is heir to- HE practice 10
already extensive, aud IL daily increasing 10 the conf
plants to which females subeced ho has no oquni,
large number here have testified that tluy not
only their present good health, but their lives to tl
skill Of this English Botanic Physician" His office s AZ
No. so EAST FIFTH STREET.
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PRIVATE, SECRET, AND vENERnAL


without the Of Mercury, without hlndrsRce from
busneaa and without Of discovery exposure No
deadly posons, such arsenic, vomca, opium or
any other posons morcary any deadly minerals
nothing but purely Vegetable Botanical Remedies
usod by this onderful Botanic Physician. His BOuuic
Remedies yet hiled TO cure tho most obstinate
and the most dangerous cases. aud all mrreury
aud other inparties from ths system when all other
Remedies had failed.--Msdiodi J0HrHdl.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08

Having one Of the most complete Printing Esiab
hShmsnts i9 southern Ohio, facilities for doing all
kinds Of Work. Beck, Plain, or Ornamental, are ars
class. We have sAs Of hs hstest Presses, and have
all the Hsasrn styles sfTyps. and We sAplOy the
A~St wsrhsaes. VI
wSAAvs three Power Presses sOuAeeted with gu
Job DsPar'ssat and are prepared to execute work
with nsA,ness aud dispatch.
s~-ordsrsfrOm abroad will receive prompt atteB
ton. Addrssa
~ ff Hfr ..fs. t..HrI frilII
HVRBARD A BRO, Dayton, ohio.
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ARREST

.H ... ARREST -r
NEw YoRE, Dec. 8 a N Butler, private
Secretary to Collector Barney was arrested
yesterday aud sent to Fort Lafayette
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-08
Everybody Is being cured or this distressing dis
DIR. STRICKLAND'S PILE REMEDY

Read vhat sufferer says Mr. ). y Hazard, I6a
second street. OnciRna says he has been Hclreadhll
sufferer With Piles lor long dIos He had tried nearly
everything, and could obtain no relief He used about
ouepurth Of pot ot DE- striekAnds Pils Liain1eni
and II made complete cure, He advises all who are
suffering 10 try the remedy. n I'HT|FTI
Sold by all druggists. FIFTY OBATH PER POT
Manufactured Al No East Fourth street, Cincinhau
Ask for III |IT-
sTRICKLAND's PILE REMEDY.
sent g suy part or The States on receipt sf q.
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GOOD NEWS FOR SINGLE MEN
CONTEMPLATING MARRIAGE.

Hear what the Baltimore correspondent oi VI" NlH'
llow, Bocnaboro. Maryland said on Thursday theSist
Of May, 1885, II HtlEfI s.B
"Nninsrous cnres OF diseases caused by early lndsrs
ton naviug been performed by tbs English Botanic Ply
sicau fee II my duty, having knOwudgeof them, to
the aot believing that in doing 50 may do service
10 the snarlng One In partcnlar-that Of young
Inph IN this citys worthy OF n0ts He had become the
victim OF habit, the allurion to which causes
shdder and years and dootorng gave up
ali hopes Of recoVery. He wished 10 marry and was
dearly beloved by girl a. ever lsped words
oT aaeotiOh he eartnl nervous and proatra,ed
lie dared not wed account OF the shattered state
OF hs syuto He aongh. Teof at the hands OF the BO
tanc Physician add astonishing "a II may Hem AL the
bloom and yigor u yeuth hsa rsturned aud h" " bow
the happy father Of pair Of bright boys"
GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE LADIES.
A PREVENTIVE TO HAVE Chill
.eFfg. DREN.
rcnr what the Cincinnati wesky Press SAyS the oth
Of hNrrh, 1862 - 4H fs
rrnriua for the lrSsUtoh OF having childreni but we
n+ II our duts 70 ecknowadgs bensht ffom any aud
fro every when II Ia or the relief OF sneftng
humanity. fact has come to our kuowledge that
ought be prom and widely circuated for tho
ben0nt OF those ladies' whose delicate health makes II
Yueo-sAary 70 prevent any increase Of family
About twelve months aeE niAfriEge. lady of our
QuRlntanoe gave birth to daughter bat her suficr
great that hsr phypieRns de.psred Of heT tOY
err This made har dread the very thoughts of again be-
oOmlnE u mother. She trrd every thing " preys9t
rspetlton other suncrns, hut without succeeding fwo
years amer marriage she again onnne but her hu
terns great that the cd died. aud hot Own life
waa dcspArcd OL She uid by ur fAniiy ply stefan
that n she ld any nyre chiTon hs tearr brr e wpnld
bs ths fsfolt. A all thu raluieu shs had tried hlote
had hlcd she applied 70 the Botanic Physcian. lr
RAPHAEL,
tf'tt. "a raS1. Ssrysrrx STRF,F,r
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DAYTON NTarkeT.

HARsHMAN'S FLOUR-Red wheat
Wholesale 90, retail 25
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CLOTHING EMPORIUM

NO. S0l THIRD STREET, DAYTON, OHIO,
4 prepared TO accommodate hls customers with
i every article Of gentlemen's wearing apparel OF
the latest style and hest quality. Those who want
coats, pants, Yosts, shrs, hosiery, handk erehie,
gloves, boots, shoes, slippers, &e., will do we'll to
give him a call .Hft au24
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-04-05
No. Il4.l
ARsr CLorHisG AND EQuIPAGR OFFICE, !


Army CLorHIsG AND EouIPAGE OFFICE
CIsCiSNArI, o., Msrch u, 1861.
PROPOSALS are invited by the undersigned
until TUESDAY, April s. 1864 az 70 o'clock m 70. fur
nishing this Department 10y con.ractl with
Cavalry Sandards--army Standard;
Buges. with extra Mouth Pieces army Standard
Tumpets with extra Crooks-Army STANDARD;
Trumpet Cord, aud Tassels-Arn.y Standard;
FoIaae CapB-Army SandUdl
Letters. from A 10 k-Amy Standard;
Figures from to 0-Arny Standard;
Caneens-Army Standards
Rubber Poncho Tent Bankets--Army STANDARD;
Trowsers-Footmen-Army Standards
Trowsers-Ho yse men-Army Standard;
SAMPLE Of which psy be ct the Office OF Clothing aud
Equipage m 'hS city
10 bs delivered free Of charge, at the =. g. Inspection
Warehouse IN this city in good packages with the
Of the party furnishing the kind and antty Of goods dis
tinctly marked on each article and package
Parties Offering goods must In d, furnish samples,
marked and numbered with their proposal aud
distinctly IN their bids the quantity Of goods they propose
20 furnish the price, and the time Of delivery.
guaranty signed by two responsible persons must accom-
pany each bid guaranteeing that the bidder will supply the
articles awarded to biln under his proposal.
Bids will be opened TUESDAY, April s. 1854, at
O'Clock p n this oee aud bidders requested to be
present.
Awards will be made on WEDNESDAY, April q. Bonds
will be required that the contracts will he faithfully hued.
kilograms relating 10 Proposals will no, be noticed.
Blank forms Of Proposals may be obtained at this office.
The right reject any bid deemed unreasonable reserved
BY order Of Col THOMAS SWORDS A. q Nj. o..
&. w. MOULION, Captain and A. q. III.
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OrncK OF CoxxIssaRr OF srpsrsrENcE

No. SrArs-sr., NEW. YORK, March 80. 1854
SEABED fHoi,oS>>I-li- <in- dnplieata) will
- be received by the undersigned until Ocl9eE p
STORES, to be delivered in NcwYork brooklyn, fol-
IN. OoO barrel. hrs, quality NEW MESS or NEW
PRIME MESS PORK in fIlhooped oak ash barrels with
two iron hoops Meat TO be- free from rust stain tul
weight and thoroughly aed Bidders will state when their
pork packed and tho brands II known also the Kind OF
soo. OOO pound, FAIR to PRIME COFFEE.
bidd5s requested to prices for furnishing in
either Of six styles, a. follows;
lsi. Green, in original bags.
ID Green, and packed in double sacks Of one hundred
sR. Roasted. "a double sack. as above.
9th. Roasted, in barrels ~ above.
9th Roasted and Ground in barrels above the barrels to
be fully lined w.,h strong paper.
Pa,ic QgerHg 70 JsyHh c2fe, eithtr green Q, 70 De
roasted aye r7nred 70 send IN Ju! o'opd"Fe :" INC green
,iate Of all ths cQDee they PROPOSE 10 jUrnish.
printed copy Of ths avetlsenen, must be attached to
Zach proposal and tho proposals must be SPECIFIC IN comply
ing precisely wh al the Each bid to have con,idera
ton must contain the written guaranty OF two responsible
names a. follows: .,..,, II ..
INV ar of the above bid be accepted shall be duly fulfilled
accorns purport aud conditions also, that writ
ten contract with bonds TO the amount OF niodrh the
proposed to be furnished shall be executed
II required -,
chase Us well t. contents, with goss tIe ana
wcishts, aud shipping marks to be hereafter
be- plainly marked On every package All 0'"ei "'u
rlnrks must be- 0biterated.
CsGcstes Of Inspection by professional packers or nspec-
tors other nan me pdfty Jun is't"y "N
red for all the meats certifying the par OF the seller
he present quality aud condition and the immediately pre-,
rslina inspection. The meats viii also be examined and
passed upon by Robert p Getty, Inspector on the part oil
the United states II,
All the stores will be carefully Inspected before their
and copared in retained samples Returns OF weights
stoned by professional Public Weighsr must Dc furnished
whenever required.
Payment as heretofore 20 be made In such funds may
be furnished by the United state.
Contractors re expected 10 hold their goods without expense
IN he limited states until required for shipment.
Bnk. Jor ProposI. niA be Juya''hed al t 9te rAlea
vt BE- lcoseI osreoIe d1Gyered 20 ne uHde'gneS
ma taloy,ed Pyopo,aLs for SubsisteEee SfOyss"
H. h. CLARKE. Colonel and A. ID. c. and e. >.
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financial.
UNITED STATES TREAsURr NRw YORK. March "a, 1864.
10-10 GOVERNMENT LOAN.

IO.fO by direction Of the eecretsry THE Treasury
hereby give notice tina, PREPARED receive subscriptions
on account Of United States Bonds authorized by the Act
Of March g. 1864 bearing date March 1854 redeemsble
the pleasure Of the Government efer ten years. and
centuD year. payable Bonds One Hundred Dol
lars annually and an otlei Bond, erauuuAy in coin.
Subscribers viii receive other Registered Coupon Bonds
as they may prefer
Registered Bond. win be Issued Of the denominations Of
Fny Dollars 500 One Hundred Dollars 1901 Five Humid
red Dollars $500 One Thousand Dollars slooO, Five Thou
sand Dollar, OO0 and Ten Thousand Dollars 5l00Oli
and Coupon Bonds Of the mina,os o: Why Dollar. $50
One Hundred Dollar, 100 Five Hundred Dollars $500
and One Thopsand DolaT. $1,000.
Sub.chberWl be required to pay in addition TO the amount
Of the principal o. te bonds in lawful money the accrued IN
erost In coin Tor IN United States notes. the notes Of Ma
Ona Banks, adding fifty per cent for premium unit, further
notice. from the day Of March September the case
may be- Until the day OF subscription and payment.
Upon the receipt Of subscriptions i'll issue my certificate
Of depo. therefor in duplicate, the original Of which VIII be
forwarded by the subscriber the Secretary Of the Treasury
WashiHgon with letter stating the kind lregsieTcd oil
coupon and the denominations OF bonds required
Upon the receipt Of the original certificates at the Treasury
Department the bonds sub.bhbed for will be transmitted 70
the subscriber, respectively as the same can 10 pre-
pared
commission Of oneeghh q Per cent will be allowed
TO those subscribing for others resale The delivery Z"
these bonds has commenced and will be continued promptly
JOHN J. CISCO, Assistant Treasurer, u ;.
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Proposals
mo. r13l ARxr CLorHIsG AND EeUIrAos OyyIcs,)
CiNcIsSATI March, y. 1864
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned,
mo. 15l

CINCINNATI, March, - 1864 J
PROPOSALS are invited by the Undersigned,
until THURSDAY April T. 1861 at - o'clock ui., for
furnishing this Department 10y contrac,l with:
National Coors, Army STANDARD.
Regnieptal Colors- Artillery Army Standard
Resmentsl Coiors-lnfantry, Army Standard
Garrison Flags, Army STANDARD
General Hospital Flags, Army Standard.
Company Order Books. Army STANDARD
Company Clothing Books, Army STANDARD.
Company Descriptive Books Amy standard
Company Morning Report Books Army standard
Post Order Books, Army Standard;
Post Letter Books, Army Standard.
Post Guard Report Books, Army standard.
Regmental Letter Books, Army Standard.
Regmen,sl Descriptive Books, Army standard.
Regmental Index Books, Army standard
Re2menial Order Books. Army Standard
Hat Feather Sockets, Army Standard.
Ostrich Feather, for Hats, Army STANDARD
Observation-Disclosures serseauis, six, Army Standard
Cheyrons-Hospital Stewards, Army Standard.
Ssssia M9o5 A a S, s,,nSl,a
Cheyrons-Ca,alry. LIST Sergeants, Army Standard
Cheuons-C ayalry, sergean.s Army STANDARD
Chewons-Csvalry, Corporals, Army STANDARD.
Cheyrons-4Hiiiery, q. r. sersesnt. Army Standard
Chevrons-Artillery, lst Sergeants, Army STANDARD
Chevrons-Artllery, ssersesnis, Army STANDARD
Chegron,-AuiIl-ry, Corporate, Army STANDARD.
Cbeyrons-lnfanry, Sergeant Majors, Army Standard
Cheyrons--lniAntry, q. NJ. sergeans, Army Standard
Cheyrons-Inflntry Ist Sergesnts. Army Standard.
Cheyrons-InfanrY Sergeauts, Army Standard
Cheyrons-lnfantry, Corporals, Army Standard
Drum Ileads-Ga,ter, Army standard
Drum HeadD-Snare, Amy Standard.
Flies, Army Standard.
Hayersacks-Painied. Army Standard
Cotton Duck-t0 and IL OIL, Army Standard
Samples of which may be the Ohce Of Clothing and
Eguipage Ia this city. al,
TO be delivered flee Of charge at the r. Inspection Wsre
house in this city in good packages with the name OF te
party furnishing the Kind and quantity OF good distinctly
marked each article and package.
Parties Offering goods must, in all cases furnish samples
ard numfercd correspond with their proposal and
distinctly ,taie in their bids the quantity OF goods they pro
pose TO FURNISH the price, and time OF delivery.
guaranty, signed by responsible persons must accom-
pany each bid neeng that the bidder VIII supply tue
arth les awarded % him under his proposal. -
Bids viii be opened THURSDAY, April Z, 1903, at
O'Clock D. IT, at this Office and bidders requested TO be
present.
Awards will DO made on SATURDAY, April9
Bonds will BE- required that the contracts will DO hny
fulfilled.
Teegrarns relating to Proposals. viii not be noticed
Blank forms Of Proposals. be obtained at this Office
The light reject bid deemed Is reserved
BY order Of Col THOMAS SWORDS a. @ NJ. q.
c. ". MOULTON Captain and A. Q. NJ
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CoRIsANNIC GOLD MINING COMPANY.

Capital 1000 OOO in Shares Of $40 each Books Of sub
crpon Tor limited number Of Shares OF the Capital Stock
Of this Company wiz be opened WEDNESDAY, tia 9th
inst, At the Office of LEAvENwoRTH L sANDERsoN,
No. 10 Wslst. Subscription price, -
This Company offer superior Inducements to Capitalists for
in Of the riches, Gold Districts OF Colorado
Territory. For further particulars, apply to HENRY De
ZAyALA, President, No. 10 Wanst
Bankers for the Company. Mes'rs. LEAyENWoRTH
.SAEDFRSON