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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30
Everybody Wonders HOW FIFTY CENTS CAN GO AS FAR
 5c.s7 ASA DOLLAR o .aaJ -5t h..

- M 071& 01 o o.t VAN NV HA0 Y A n
 jc.s4 ASA DOLLAR o.aaJ -t b. Such people must go to the great Grocery House of -Ls7''i, 2 .-' -@ -' '>.1'''
 IT. R. .AGN1HVV, c, Nos. 26O and 262 GREENWICH STREET, cor. tao Murray, New York.
 and see the piles of Sugar, the Stacks of Tea, besides all of the other Eatables in the way of Flour, Hams. Shoulders. Cheese, Butter Lard, Syrup, Raisins, Currants, etc., besides Candles, Soap, Starch, etc., all to be had s 7at s.aHop. $. CHEAPER THANIN ANY OTHER
 suST0RE IN THE WORLD e4i .sy Wholesale and Retail Cash Grocery House. WINES AND BRANDIES FOR MEDICAL USE.
 @-t Cut this out and Bring it along. 5'g-s 50 lY -aE E aa .ss-....- --..L.a.A ALae ..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

THr JAMAICA ATROCITIES -eeEEcHa or. JpHNl sruAnr xnI..EI the House of Commons, July 3l, John Smart Mill spoke on the subject of the atr&eiiieb insJ JAhdaica, as336il0wss; ' S According to the catalogue furnished by the Commissioners, four hundred and thirty-nine of her Msjesty's subjects, men and women, had beenpat t0 de4ths not5ih acti0h, not sin4 armed resistance to the government. but after they had failed into the hands of the authori- dered themselves. 2BodnSs sof fthese weie execut- cd without any semblance of trial others af- ter wsat were called trials, bys what were call cd courts martial In addition to those pat to death, as many as six hundred at least-men and women-were logged. some without, some after. so-callei trial. Then one thousand houses and other property were destroyed. If the government and the country, after due in- vestigation, thought that all this was. justly and properly done, of course there would be no cause for calling on the government to take any judicial proceedings. The case was lar otherwise and that there was serious cul- pability no one denied.
 'Ine Commissioners, invested with full pow ers to ascertain facts, but not empowered to decide what was the character ofthoss facts in the eye of law, enphaticly condemned great part of those proceedings. declaring that ma- ny were put to death who ought not to have been, and others on insufficient evidence. The aogging was declared to have been reck--1 D'ess, ana inscertsip cases, positively barbaroas. cost one an teHort to speak of these horrors caImness and In moderate language, and ntQ dry facts.'
 .s z ' s-.ss.ssss -4--A .S <ta4
 TING IN TENNEssEE.- The Nash.
 Fines says: '' ''' '' s
 ld to us yesterday an linterest-
 >y connected with the first
 Dnessee. He was at work
 tout negro fmau when an
 ti0n took place. Tom,
 must attend to these logs
 ,sgol to the election.'
 you just put me in mind
 Iote toe.' So the two
 \ther.F IF
 the polls the politi.
 pleased to see Tom
 Ter, As any other man, ],
 Votes .aitogethei in pei
 drred il Wayne county.
 6e of . small number of
 1tumstance oecasioned some
 one particle of opposition,
 kho subsequently to this occur
 . considerable slave owner, Says mpariRg Sold times with the pres. determined to take the bull by the go heartily for impartial suffrage free men voted in Tennessee, .ih the sSs0 old timesfand pray why not again 2 !, gg.H c.. 3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30
$500 !e.s.: REs yEAs.,s; .7s4,1s.,s ;s ,:s; ::',

our improved SEQ Sewing Machines. Three new kinds. Under and upper feed Warranted five years. Above salary or large commissions
 HoOe, Wheeler & Wilton, Grocer Sr Baker. SshgU4
 Co. and Baehelder. All other cheap machines are iaringemea,s and the seller or user are liable
 to arrest, fine and imprisonment. Illustrated circulars sent free. Address or call upon Shaw & Clark, Biddeford, Maine, or Chicago, Ill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30
A Rare Chance.

1Hyoprocnre beautifully finished Photographs
 U of Distinguished Personages at-s trifine cost. Twill send, post paid, to any address. 100 Photographs of Union Generals for 50 cts 2; 80 Photographs of Rebel Officers for 60 cents l00 Photographs of Statesmen and Generals for 100 Photographs; of Actprs, for! 90 cents 100 Photographs of Female Beauties for 50 cents. Now is the time to fill your Albums.
 Send on your orders, and receive the Photo graphs by return mail. Address MARTIN Cox NOR, P. O.. Drawer. .16. Albany.l N Y. i60ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

PATRICK RATA. h the employ of Col. J. Nj. Hathaway of sufield. was.ssversly injured by auiufdriated bull& Hia.lia waa sased by sfhes presence of mind of the sersantsgisl who acail- ed the dog and sstihftn on the bull and drove nun assys 0f | 9sgr o3 ls.daIsaa ss baa .34
 ia ! 5-IstYGs .s ean si.igf s{das9g3Y Il.
 TIE Hartford Post. .tella the following story i: Two young men went ,ntoa 6 saloon in. Say brook aud called for drinks, i,aAitsr ss,. while they called for nore.and here the stoties dif- fer. One says they were refused. oiain and owing to this refnsal they RHed anoa tpmblsrs apari fallof laudanum and drank it. The other is that the landlord of the place, Anxious to get rid of them, filled the tamdleFs half-falI of the poison and gave t to them to drink, saying. W . Drink 2 and be, d-dn At any rate drink snsy did of the deadly draught, Danieise died from the effects. the other whose, name i, vs |did not learn, is not expected to live. safs.I
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

The Mason G Hamlim Cabinet Or. gans. forty different styles, adapted to sacred one Gold or Silves Medals, or other first pte. miums awarded them. a Illustrated Catalogues free Address. MASON & HAMLIN, Boston, or MASON BROTHERS. New York be'-a 2iiy 9'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

Fas f ..SsNN AAsnSfn tythsutu WQ9k s5 COutAn8 and while thus engaged somebody stole his horse Atsiasi's t'A c. W. MAswARR1na and George Carroll were severly injured in Norwich, by falling from house which they were repairing.
 THf u1occupied house at sunny Side Norwich, owned by Horace Whitaker. has been broken into and thoroughly ransaeked for plnuder. As the house has not been occu- pied for long time. the bnrgIars fonnd noth- ing but key te the barn, which they next visited but did not trouble.
 MR. DAVID N. THoRp, timer ii5eail in the en- [ptov of M.. Alfred Hopkins. fell through a Fskylight at Wheeler i& Wilson ss-news factory at Bridgeport. distance of about thirty feet. He was taken hone, apparsntly badly hurt, and eyer since has been ''oat of his head" and in much distress. His injuries are mostly in- ternaL andithe extent of them cannot now be ascertained.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30
CHEAP .iPASSAk,Eg TO ALL,

GREAT :BKITy4IN # IRELAND.
 .sa. TARScOTTlBROTH FRS. < CO.'S s,4ssa Emigration and Foreign Exchange .a saiSsa oFE.ICE,4 sai 3;s j,
 , ss South Street, New York. tia DRAFTS ON ENGLAND, IRELAND, SCOT LAND AND WALES. .g.. lS Tapscott's Favorite Line of Liverpool sA Packets sails Every Three Days -as
 " LINE OF LIVERPOOL PACKEiS. sails A every Ten Days, also by Steamships sail ing weekly. '1l V 'iI z
 Parties wis ing to send for their friends or remit money to the OLD COUNTRY, can d., 50 at the Lowest rates, by applying to Y. .,. . !; z.S~.s. .,.,E{.,s' :. H. K. corr. : d6-ly. First National Bank, Litchaeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

TaEA! For CHOICE japanese, Poiong. U Beakfaat or Young Tyson Tea, call on ..'.S
 ''. '. D. MCNEIL,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

AHveI| |6e i5cTe Trail Skirtl LI sk Il sFFf IRA | as 7asT Il 9 BISHOP < SEDGwICK s, AT -5
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

AA E have small supply of the "Lone w Jack' smoking tobacco; it comes high
 CT than Killickinick, but is first rate. Suppose you buy little and try it.
 We still have the :" Mayfower'' chewing to- bacco, which is all the 90. together with ma- ny other kinds, and plenty of good Cigars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30
sTATEmEn s4a

- atuh sar.eG--v7---s ,Is4S..f ,,ysogs so 4 YopNa man in Plymouth went .'courtipg'' and .hiis thus engaged somebody stole his horse. A4@ias1 isss t's
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-08-30

SOME fresh Scotch Ale, now In store. Good S for inyalids. ,se f. , -.. .,o...
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
THE AMERICAN INVASION.
u.IoR-GFy SHERIDAN TO BREvET MAJ0R-0EN
HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GuESS
MN KLEANs La Dec. ]. Itn0 !

HEADQUARTERS DEPARTMENT OF THE GuLS)
NEM-OKLEASs La. Dec H. leo J
J,,, Ho,or GEN J. A. RAwfANs OaeC Of Sta6, Washington.
DEAR GENERAL; have the honor to make the following re.
port my trip TO the lilo GranGe frontier arrives
BlynSvie NJ clock the morning OF the 9TH inst aud
found that 2h OF November Gen Sedgwiek e9nmand-
Ing the sub district Of the R9 GFasde Lad aenanaeu ana re-
who arbitrarily held possession OF the city against the hg
few United States troops about So holding the city had been
Withdrawn IN obedience 10 Instructions sent ny me dsaos
ing e act Of GSsapl E5 %sy s sG'oS s sSe this
unknown 10 but the alleged one Oh protecting
American citizens and te properly was IN ye S y, Nc
subject which decision is Oh HE Ia tins ohee Tue case pre-
cns itself TO ny mind IN ths S% Ae e , W,anar
% bct its Maxisian aShcrcnis and blockade. runners
Gunr the Rebellion induced Canaes noted character, 10
propoicc against the authority the Liberal Government
Thev md two ohiecs-in the place hep the Imperial
cuse v creating as much dscuson possible among tho
Iberu leaders secondly that they might pass Out e'ss rom
he c.tv free of duty or nearly This worked wei for
t,e Tor tiem and goods said amount TO large Of
money moved out lhls condition OF affair:
of hernl forces advanced troops against Ma,amJss for
s recapture Pending this event Oega sent for and
Canae war an usuFpe necessary TO support hnn BY
rested Bazos Santiago and EseObeo having lad siege TO
the city these abged change thciI plans
cv then proposed that Canaes should surrender he ey
Eseobedo II the latter would agree TO them the noney
gwen said have been given 70 Candles the amount b,as
some sOO Escobedo refused aud fearing THAI they
would lose their claim and perhaps their property N the city
Gen Seugwck This the point Of the whole affair Tio
cupa,on OF city mere matter OF form and bad tie
Of Gen Escobedo who made objections and since
the city passed his hands has called Gen ScgwcL
thu friendly and asked TO forgive hn acton
General very respectfully Jour obedicnt scTtaat
y. II. SHERIDAN, MaOr-Gen U 5. A.
IindorssnsEts
Endorsements the above respectfully forwarded 10 TIE
Secretary OF Var for his information.
JoHN A. RAwLiSs,
Breyet MajorGen, and Chief Of Staff Headquarters
December ls ls66
In absence of Gen. Grant this copy respectfully transsd
10 the Hon the Secretary State FOR his information
War Department, Dec lesls66.
I'VE omit large part Of tho Fonderee esias
wholly uLlnpoItsnt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
MEXICO.
MAxIMILIAx's RECENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
FRENCH RESIDENTS.
clergy, sayAn,
knew SurrM.

MAXIMILIASS RECENT PRoCLAMATlOS-hASAChE w
FRENCH RESIDENTS
BIZ TELEeRAFH TO TER TRIBUNE
RICHMOND, Dee 20-Letters from the Mexican Capital
to the 10Th ut represent that Macmillan issued his re-
cent proclamation declaring ITO be his purpose to re-
main in the country, at the request of his most attached
friends which includes mainly the better class OF native
Mericans The departure Of the French and Austrian
troops these Mexcans assured Maximian, would make
no difference in his position be would hnd plenty OF
friends 10 stand by him in the maintenance OF the Empire
Macmillan had therefore IL is said resolved to continue
the restoration of order and stability with the best energies
AZ his command. The Patrta asserts that should Maxi
milan leave the country would be in an honorable man
ner: he would neither desert nor would he be deposed
The reembarkaiion OF the Austrian and Belgian forces
is contradcth Fifty 90 French residents IN Mexico
had been massacred By the Mexcsns and their property
sold and conhscaed The had occurred in To-
calities from which the French troops had been with
drawn.
Gen 0rtcga previous 10 his arrest, wrote letter IN
which appeared the following sentence:
Ia few DAYS viii set on for Mexico | viii cross The
frontier and should obstacle be put In by the United
States with lot OF American Volunteers"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
BOSTON.
~ rr1,enApn 10 rur rplnrsE.


Boston Dec 20-The shipping business Of this
city is AT present dull especially for the larger class Of
vessels suitable tor the European trade.
Weights for California mer and there is Increase in
the Offering There some inquiry also for medium
sized vessels for the West Indies aud Southern coast wine trade
al remuIeratye rates.
For golfers the demand light the heavy shipments
are for the season.
The ourncymen aiors OF this city have "sruck against
the efforts the merchant aois reduce the prices hereto
lore paid for Journey work and the craft In other cities Is
sad have offered TO aid the movement
The wOkmen argue that the immense rate OF profit as
ruled during s exists aud that il is the bosses who
should themselves reduction of proht until rents and
provisions come down
meeting of jouneymen called for this evening for tho
purpose organizing sturdy resistance 20 the attempt 10 cut
Them down Tic Trades Unions generally synputhze with tie
yemeHt.
j. Frederick Marsh formerly connected with the Boston
press recently OF the state Bank Commissioners
died suddenly to-day FROM the rupture OF blood vessel
young man named Joseph Tibbes has been arrested In
Maine ly Sheriff Schroeder OF Grundy County H. charge
murder committed that county about year ago The
Sheriff and his prisoner passed through Boston today for the
West
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
CANADA

BY TELEGRAPH TRIsuNI
military purposes since the LIST OF January 1866 have been
over 81, 100000.
MONTREAL Dec. 20.-A new Company here, including
large capitalists intend applying TO Parliament during It's
neTt session to dam the River St. Lawrence at Lachlne
Rapids, for the purpose of obtaining hydraulic power
The capital proposed by the Company 70 be COOOOO
Griffin and Knapp, said to have stolen IN 9onIs
wero arrested Yesterday by the Chief of the Police
Nothing was found about their persons. The prisoners
were armed the teeth and had been staying az the OF
tawa Hotel q few DAYS accompanied by women. The
case comes OF before the Police Magistrate this afternoon
The Three Ripers Journal, on the authority OF the
clergy saykno Catholic priest OF that place ever saw OF
SurrH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
Mr.. Serard TO ISeAor de Saata Anna.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE, !
THE ARREST OF ORTEGA.

tn. following are the documents connected with
Gen Ortegns case Secretary stanton, under date OF
December 1866 ncosed 20 Secretary Seward copy OF
the report received from Gen. Grant, transmitting q
lengthy and stern protest Of j. g. Ortega against ms
arrest The latter says be came under the OK
the United States flag because he Journeyed ID u wass
Of that nation and on steamer that raised on hgh tbe
starry pavilion. in; he says, under the
and guarantees which the laws and Constitution Of nss
Repabc grants TO all strangers which tread their soli
He further claims that he is the Constitutional Preaeht
Of Mexico which he had justly obtained by pIeeeps OK
the fundamental law Of the country ana also o mo spun
tsneous and free vote of the peoples Endorsement
sHERIDASs LETTER .
HEAp9u.KrTRs pERAEIAENI OF TnE GELF Nov So 70
the 2ih day Of June 1900 the city Of
Goyeent of Mexico and soon thereae city OF Monte
rev and al of Eastern and Nohen Mexico In process OF
time IMPERIAL forces diVca to the valley OF 1esco.
and in hne connecting Mexico Vera Cruz and became
reasonable TO suppose the Imperial Government would De
Liberal Government OF Mexico during all these important
events President Juarez aud t IS weIiknosa thas
Gen Ortega fed his country and took 10 part In bringing
about these events but the contrary he while IN o'fn
country did much hc could 10 eountelaet he'n-V
creating political divisions aud the publication Of real OF
pretenaed rights as Constitutional President Of Mexico.
50 this it did hot interfere with my eonna" ava
there was 10 violation of neutrality laws But IRIS m ~.
satisfy Gen Ortega his soheners but an appeal TO aru ms
be made enforce his claims and combinations See 'S s
armed assertion OF is elsms at the expense Of -
our neutrality laws these Vaccinations ana 70
prevent onr neutrality from being violated my e o.
october 70 10 General Sedgwck written aud coy On u
nlaced in lie hands of es Oteg in the City OF New Orleans
Not beeu this but under the belief that gave dreetens
i'm our country FOR buDcombc Gen Orega about TO cts
Io line Of our frontier and arrested the same hepe
h,t he Feniars were arrested in attempting 10 violate oar
laws by the invasion Of Canada Since the
termination Of the Rebellion the people OF ue ua'ea
states have suffered IN trade the disturbed eOntioa ef
affairs on the Rio rande line about sl2OJOO yearly fst
bv Imperiasm then by the hostility Of foreign merchants IA
Mnanorss who up such Canaes aud Oftega sup
porting them themselves by passing gVds oat
from tile city tree or nearly tree Of duty. -,
W T. II SHERIDAN Major GeReTal
Respectfully forwarded TO the Secretary Of War
the views expressed BY Gen sheridan his
indoIsc lent hcieOn. u n u1Ni "ei'i"-
HEADQUARTERS United States Army.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
THE MAINE LUMBEIAIEN.
sY rEIrenAPm 20 rHR TEIBuSE,

PORTLAND, Me-, Dec. 20.-The recent weather has
proved very line for the lambermen The sWamps all
frozen over and the be. condition for many
years Tho average amount that fe recently in tho
State 40 one foot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
ST. LOUIS
ny rELreRlPH TO rHE TRIBUNE,

ST.. LOUIS. Dec. 20.-J. S. Anderson, astock dealer,
robbed OF 400 street yesterday. The steamboat
Grv Ese wrecked Ia this hnTbor yesterday. THIS
a unT'ny Of ~ enigrants left this city or Vene1aea TO
sc' ftaTf and granted BY the Venezuelan Go, era@eGs
tc lie e. 10 OF VIRGINIA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
IUR ONLY FoRTNIGHTLY MAGAZINE.

Z TIED ON NEW AND LARGER TYPE, AND PROVIDED
IA NEW AND BEAUTIFUL COVER PRINTED IN
oRs.
,nlu.r.,OD, Of the number arc By HENNEssY MULLEN
Contents ofTHE GALAXY for January l.
TRISTAN;
Aaor, m Three Part. Part J. By EDWARD sFRSOFH-
WINTER WIND.
By ArSr Nj CRANE
WHOSE FAULT Is TT
THE POLICY OF CONFlsCATIoN
By wnAIu C. CHrKcH.
sAvoNAROLA
BY ANNA Goa RroHE.
TIE JANE NcCREA TRAGEDY.
By wnuAs L. STONE
THE GUEST AT TEE FUNERAL
ByB.M.BKAS.
THE EXHIBITION OF wATER-coL0Rs.
By s11llHAS s. oosAsT. Cy'h an inu'us'On)
SUMMER HOURS
NJ CninLus DAwsos snIHII (wih two ilas;rtOnh}
TIE QUEST FOR ENGLISH.
By RICHARD 0RAET Wars
PYGoNE JOYS.
PyGBM
THE CLAVERINGs.
By AsTBosr TEorroFE.
FATE PERCUSSION.
ByJ.w.
THE GALAXY AND TEE SUN.
By A,1hL
THE AMERICAN IN ENGLAND.
By Gnu Loan
FENLR.
Ply TrS ErnOA
suasisngi
sEUBBns IN COSeKHs
TEE olAsT PAKE4GrT
MH wmTs's LTTTER On sv1yrvDE
On PMnEHs "FclH sOses7
Ma RASDOLPns MAHoAKrr BE0vS'
YES Memo IN PApsE
SAooDdsrfOl story &
TRISTAN,
STORY IN THREE PARTS,
By EDWARD sFEsoER,
.sDced in this number and Wi be completed in three nun
y, nj IA viii b followed Immediately BY the novel,
WAITING FOR THE VERDICT.
BIZ REErcoL HARDING DAVIS,
Artlu Of LIZ. In Gbe Iron Mills NussreI How'll" &C.
with Illustrations
BIZ W. j. BEESyHT
Thstc,y which By and ambitious work
DE- sss will be rsn Isys GbroSrb HE GALAXY the fortnight
s. OH. uss.zrs enabling the pobbss complete In
A.n tbeimo 8, would require IN a monthly msgliDs.
,,obs wear the Issder Of THE GALAXY my sirsct fw
uFBEMOvELs By sUtbon q wid. I,rs.,On, s'sh O''is
~ drt gushed artist
TIE GRERAL ARTICLES Of THE GALAXY vii bs eel
ssst.db writer, Known and unknown. The policy IN which Ii
x.sssp.. ,cisS-to rcbsb the Of The 'u'hor with
,,,. .uov wide f,sssom Of discussion, 10 snesaIsge
,iSusu thought and style to require merely that the writ
hs.. ssuens worth fsynE ard cay vel has resulted DO. only
Ars~ips oGsv wrlsi, siy b secured THE oALAx
su.ssy 'pa end i'sslres
The ain ,hs puhi, male hsssriSs which A'n be T''
sss ~tsh shall ways Hsrso high literary ton
81 .lsH De''s. doll rs' -ssryrs
III pies O TIE GALAXY as ,s.ri slI Copies far s2s
ran sosssrss Teb.hsd twice ohsn a. any o.h'
'ss.Ds, ava be ts,i really he Cheapest Magazine
ns se1nlrJ.
E s5 thssubserba receives 3s38 oc,svO page, Of matte.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-12-21
THiRTTMYTH COYGRESS-sScoSD sksso
Bf rEIbskAPn 10 THE TKiBcSr.
SENATE. WAsHiNCTO

b rEIHskAPn T1IBrSf.
SENATE. WASHINGTON, Dee 20 leo
A PERSONAL EXPLANATION.
Mr WILLIAMS (Rep. Oregon rose to personal
explanation stated ha le had been misunderstood al
reprsontcd IN certain circles with regard 70 petition De-
had reported back from tho Finance Committee win te
rcquesI be- discharged from the further consideration 81 r
sane-the petition 10 question icing memorial from tie ladies'
of the Treasury Department presented 90 lost session. pray g
FOR an q salary The SALARIES o the ladies ie,d
10 were raised iu accordance with the petition ana Tie
Finance Committee bad therefore further use Tor The paper
and had reported hack the Senate. Air Williams said lint
c statement bad been put n circulation that Ac had reported
adrerv 10 te ufopossd increase salaries and be- bad
crivcd seycra scruous and Insulting letters with fccr-
euee the subject, and he wished ~ !l!Om lAe Ias ulI
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING AR
IL TlCLks AT TIE WASHING ron HAVY-YARD.

PAIAAsTER' oFRIoE U NAVI,l
wAsHINarOS, 0. o., Jane rs, 1850.
Separate sealed proposals will be received at this
ooe uptl tho lsI day VI jay, 1896 At 10 O'Clock,
for the following articles to be delivered At the Wash
ington Navy Yard, ViIi
For BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
600 elk hundTed) 70 { Walnut Timber,
600 (.iH bundI-dl feet st bamlngo Mahogany
foR BUREAU EoUlPMRNrAND REPAIR
% (ntyi-lN) slabs SnAp-a Qua.
ION BuRsAU PR VISIONS AND CLOTHING.
90 ar ~ barrels B~vfi rs ssVsnty Ave- barre Pork
Nwsnty -hyel barrels Flour 260O (twrnty Ave hun.
drsdl pounds Rice $40 ttres bubdTrd) salons M,lAs-
Sas, Sugar. house syTuPi 800 three hundrsd) gallons
Vinegar. All to be kAVv standard
FOR BUREAU YARDS AND DOCKS.
1 UouT) Watch man = ClOeks
loue( good oaLryall Horssi to be selected.
PGr dmenu ona ds,er pIipn, a. sec schedule at this
once The shove artiees to BE- delivered hs- Of cost
the 0oyernm, for ire ght and transportation, aud at
the risk and expense Of the parry furnishing suneisnt
guarantee for delivery will be required Of sueeessul
blddsrI CALVIN JAOSsoh,
IsasN ... PAymASisr U.hH
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-30
OF THE INTERIOR,
~ US!rsp srArEs fArESr otTIoE.


On the petition of waut,u Rousa, Of fuuptou,
Macs pTayiUg tor the ex enHinn OF patent granted to
b. IN on the 81 day Of N"Vem err, 1879 kr Au improve
meut In ">ef acting Males. " for seven years from
the expiration Of ualrut, VII oh takes place on the
2 day VI NpysmbsT, 1870,
L. dsrTd that tha sAid petition be heard at the
Patent Once MONDAY the 18th day Of October next
al IL clock M aud all persons nouhed to Apps-T
aud show cause n any they have, why said petition
ought not to b. granted
Psrsnos opPosiuR the extension are required to die
In the Patent once Iheir eeonr specially set foTIh
10 ~rl!ug At least tOsnty day. Osforsth day Of hear
Ing all testimony hled by either Ty T., be used
the IId hearing, must be taken aud transmitted n &C.
OrdAuse with he rules Of Ih" oce which will be fur
nish~d on application,
Dispositions aud other Papsrs, r"lied upOe . rssu.
mohy must bH hrd 10 the Uce ttoenty days bek he
day y hrAriDgi the Arguments " any, Wihn ten days
after bling the testimony
Ordered, al o. that this notice he pnh he'd In the RE.
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