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The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-25

1e~ A woman in Redbridge, Rhode Isl
and, became the mother of two infants one
day last week, and the following day two
more were added to the family. The moth
er and four babes are doing well, but the
father is threatened with insanity.
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JACOB GRIMM.
Tuos. MoHR, Secretary.

REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS. Our Re-
publican friends made the following nom
nations last Saturday:
School Snperinfendent-A. M. Richter.
Supervisor at Large-Chas. w. White.
Clerk Of Cowt-Otto Troemel
FIRST DISTRICT -NemJer Of AsscmLv--
n. Ditmar. County Supervi:sor,-S. Sam
uclson
SECOND DISTRICT Ken,ber Of assembly
E. 5. Bedell. Co. Superr,sors-Hiram
McAllister, for two years; S. S. Clark for
one year
THIRD DISTRICT Member of AssenLh,
Richard klingholtz. Co. ,Superrisor-
Christopher Ivorson
We have no comments to make upon the
above ticket this week, preferring to wait
and see what course our neighbor across the
way will pursue towards the Democratic
candidates.
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sA The gorilla at BARNUM's turns out
to be ''man and brother" 1t is gor-
illa's skin with an enterprsing and ingen-
ious Indianian inside it. The description
given by the New York "critics' of the
unearthly yells, supernatural strength, and
untamed spirit of the critter will be duly
appreciated. Instinct is great matter
Perhaps, though, twas matter of money.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-25

rGg" Great Britain now contains thirty
millions of people, an increase of two and
a half millions since 1852, and during the
time she has furnished three millions of
other portions of the globe. During the
past fifteen years Ireland has decreased in
population nearly eight hundred thousand.
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his character and conduct stands unscathed.
Some little feeling of a local nature was
manifested against his denomination, but
it came from Democrats who were never
known to finch That this feeling will die
out, and that Mr. LoRIGAN will receive the
undivided vote of. his party we confidently
believe
THOs MoHR is resident Of Kossuth-
| Treasurer of that town-and one Of God 5
nohlcmen. He is known as honest Ton
MoHR, and the people will ratify his nom
ination by satisfactory majority, as no
better man co,iid be found. The Second
is strong Democratic District, but des-
perate effort will be made to defeat our can
didates. It behooves every true Democrat
to keep both eyes open during the canvass
DAVID SMOKE is our candidate for Mem
Der of Assembly in this district. His man
agement as contractor in building our Har-
Dor prove him to be an energetic business
man, and his action in the Legislature two
years ago, shows that he possesses every
qualification for the office. Mr.. SMOKE re :
ceived an unanimous nomination, and will
be supported by prominent citizens outside
of his party.
LOUIS KOEHNKE, of Gibson is the can
dldate for County Supervisor from this
District. He is one ofthe most substantial
men in the District-well liked by those
who know him, and is well known for his
honesty and uprightness He will receive
the support Of his party.
Democrats, you have your ticket before
you, and it is your duty TO see it elected =
In order to do this, WORK MUST BE
DONE! The friends of TALLMADGE and
the State Ticket in other counties expect
every man in Manitowoc county to do his
'oho7e duty to his cause and his country. To
do this. not Democrat must be allowed to
remain at home on election day
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SABBATH SCHOoL.-We are requested
to state that the Sabbath School of the
First Presbyterian Church will be held at
the School House, north side, at the usual
hour, until further notice.
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To SCHOOL TEACHERS. Those teachers
who were examined this Fall, and passed
examination, can receive their
Certificates by apply ing to the County Su-
perintendent
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Capt. ALBRIGHT, arrived here from Buf
falo on Tuesday, having taken cargo Of
wheat from Manitowoc to that port. She
made the round trip in less than three
weeks.
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IRELAND.-Under date of Dublin, Oc-
tober 81, we receive the following news
The informer Reilly has been shot and
badly wounded near this city.
Several policemen have recently been
fired on in the night, but none hurt
The authorities are engaged in vigorous
search for the perpetrators of these out
RACES.
The trial of Gen. Nagle, Col. Warren
and other prominent State prisoners impii-
Gated in the Fenian conspiracy, will eom-
mencc the Goth Of November before spec
ial commission. and tits said the United
States Government will provide for the de-
tense of Nagle and Warren
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1867-10-25

APPLES. Our friend, Capt BURMEIs-
ER, OF the schooner Norma, left bushcl
of line apples at the Plot Office on Tuesday,
for which he has our thanks.
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DIED.

In Gailforl, Cenn., October, 81. 1867. Il ;or
AsITosT TES ErcS, eed &c ye~rs,
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WHEAT MARKET White Winter wheat
was worth 81 90, q I'D Spring ST. yesterday
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WN AND COUNT TRY.
Democratic State Ticket

For Eorernor.
JOHN J. TALLMADGE,
of Milwaukee county.
For Lieut.. G0rermOr,
GILBERT J.. PARK,
of Portage County.
For Secretary Of State,
EMIL ROTHE,
of Dodge County.
For Treasurer.
PETERRUPP,
OF Fond du Lac County.
For attorney General.
LUCIEN p. WETHERBY,
of St. Croix County,
For State Superintendent,
WILLIAM III. PECK,
of Iowa County.
For Bnnk onfr0Her.
RICHARD J HARVEY,
of Winnebago County.
For State Prison mmissiioaer,
OLE HEG.
Of Racine County.
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ffas~ j. y. Stevens, prominent citizen
of Boston, committed suicide on the DIST.
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Select School,
For Instruo ticn Ill Arithmetic
Drawing and Natural Thiloscpa..
G.. Schultz B0Xingliausen

D ESPECTFUI.LY iufcrns the pa lic tHat IL
Ia has opened School ia The above l.,Arcbs,.
apl soli il the ratrcaase OF the pubic. Rs
win also attend to tie
DRAWING OF MAPS,
and promises general satisfaction.
Esls" instruction in Drawing and Painting
given to ladies.
Residence ia +. 1ansnass' building Jay
street, south side. ue.r tha rurnlr Han
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wa- Vermont reduced its State dent two
hundred anj six thousand dollars darin.
the last year.
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County Ticket.

For School Superintendent.
JEREMIAH CROWLEY.
For C7erk Of Circuit Court,
JOSEPH FRANCL.
For County .Supc,rj.sor nt Largc,
JOHN G.. EGGERS.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-06-24

DRADfHG AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
~ Psssengcrs leaving New York u noon via Centraf
new jersey Railroad make close connection Reading Tor
Kphras, Liur Lancaster and Columbia arriving Al Lsnx
cGssr and Columbia ct 30 r, u.
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REruRS TICKETS TO FARrs AND BAoE.
STEAM TO LIvsRPooL. CALLING At oyssssrowx;
STTY g! SosK; .......wsdnssaay. June .
CRY 81 sEw wsdnssdsy. July
CITY CITY 81 p1BEIS wsdnssa:y. July 10
and each saecesdns Saturday and wsdnssa.y 4 nSon
from p''' = NORM RATES nsfIE OF PASSAGE
~ the p mail all steamer sailing every SATURDAY
vr., n.biS GOLD am, rs.slr ~ oUsf1scr
e sssaoa.
Ps...se y the wednesday steamers. cabin silO;
Passsn forwarded 70 Havrs, Hamburg Bremen,
rensy; bought here BY persons sending
For further information apply a y. sSnP;nys ossa
Is y . New sss" York.
TAPscoTrs GENERAL EMIGRATION
so, and DIOR rose .a EasTasSsnsc once. yos
reduced BY Liverpool and Queenstown TO
Steamers every Wednesday and Saturday
Certificates granted 2 bring parties from Liverpool Or
klsc ~ sailing packets from Liverpool and London By
Drafts. payable any Of England. Ireland. Scotland
''' further particulars Igp%ifscorr BROS. : CO.,
6s South street or 8 Broadway N. Y.
THE HAMBuRe AMERICAN PACKET coMPASYs
: IRON man "sa"'n'RR AmMoSrA.
s.h On sifTRDxS. juSs y %1sH. Tor
Taking passengers Hamburg. nsvr Southampton
rirs cabin sx second cabin So s,ssrase, 81 50 pay
able IN gold or ls equivalent
xu IN LhS5Ys co., WIN '4'' 's RICHARD BoAs
General Agents. General Passenger Assnts,
CTEAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL EVERY
DENMARK, July g. Cabin pssssse ss and so gold;
o. .;;i q
NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY
~ steamer. weekly g Liverpool sns 9ussnss0wn sailing
2uEks S. CAPT Ts Ssosaa ' g9
ERIN Hail saturday, July IS
CABIN passage pays5is a soa. $50 and s;s '''
sssersSs easss from Liverpool or s cur
p'''' No. " and u HURST SfssfT Manages.
ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE.
sfEsMsnffs SEfMEES NEW YORK AND aAvRE,
The SPLENDID vessel. on sa fayors route for the
PEREIRE, Duchesne. Saturday. June ~
EuRorE, Lemare .saiurday july q
ST. LAURENT Bocande Saturday, Aus. 10
PRICE OF PASSAGE.
BREs Ss hSssE IN currency
First cabin. 70 PAs sssond cabin '.s''
ssudus railway ssss: ssni:sss on b0ardh .o,
baggage checked through 70 Paris.
Medical attendance free Of charge.
fxx ssi' rs sf nxss
CABIN passage s soa sssr.ss $50 sufrsSss. On
traveller. going % rs.arn.. from The cos.
necessary risks transit BY English railways ana cross
NE channel sd ssn Sross~
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TRAvELLERs' GUIDE.
LBANY DAY LINE.--IHEC. yIBBARD AND DANIKKs
"A DREW win (on and after May 49, leave Desbrosss8
making the usual .ndine and connecting Athens deps
Northern and Susauehanna Roads.
fast aud splendid steamboat NEvERsINK leaves
East river foot q Market street, every afternoon,
O'Clock Returning leaves NorwAk 45 the arrival
OF Dsnbury and New Haven rains Fare IS kxcur
son tickets u u Stages connect for New Canaan Wton
and Ridgsheld.
HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEM RAILROADS.
IL Trains for Albany aud Troy oonsectns Nth nor,hsrn
Railroad Thrtefh street and Tenth avesue A. NJ, M
and go 6so and II p NJ and via Harlem Railroad, fwen
NJ The $50 and II r. NJ trims via Hudson river Will
on Sundays.
wN. "A. vANDERBlLT. Vice President.
II nw rARE To TILE WEST NORTH AND EAST VIA
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DoRTLAND AND NEW YORK
" STEAMSHIP COMPANY
STEAM9HIPS

fRANSoNix .rtaip " " ss@wsse
rorm sem weekly Line leaving pier @ Kast river evsV
These steamships connect At Portland with the 0rsaa
Trunk Railway for Montreal, Quebec and other points
viii the lnsrnssionsl sssamship Company for 1astPot
port ST. Calais John, o9 Through tickets for Hail.
fax By steamship CARLOrTA, leaving Portland Saturday.
for sis
Passage Portland. including berth ssaeroom 81
meals extra Passenger accommodations are hrst cass
Freight received daily
Through given and bills Of iadns dgued q emcs
pier 50 East river. By J. y. AMEs. Agent
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ATH JULY AND FISHING BANKs.-REGULAR
# Doas-A prise every Saturday. -stesmer wyoming
Captain q. r. Holton. <h July and day. North
Kishth street wiIlIsnseurs a 5N Peek zip chr,:
nes entertainments and schebes band On board Prize for
Haiurday, June ~ splepdd Pushing BASKET With me
~ iAxasst ash dufisx Ne wsst.
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Engine Of 800 horse power thoroughly sea-ecing an
respccia dcd IN the most substantial manner with water
and with every arrangement for comfort and safety
In number size OF their and erssuo
are
and IN ths strength q their huIs fully equal 70 oosas
stcarneu
satsrooms secured tickets for sale and freight arang
menss made at the once Of The Company The pier
New York II -.
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CrRAM TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL.
- From New York only SIS steerage.
Saturday,
OHiCAGO... Saturday. july -
Prom pier 81 Bast
Cabin passage $50 and S76 Return tickets $i1, gold
Passage New York and remlttances 70 Ireland At low
rates.
6ouih street. 1851
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FOR WASTE PAPER.
de2l.2Aw6t
POsr OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
.V...=.. naaaUnhaE "a laaA

POsr OFFICE DEfARThEAr,(
wAsuMaroN, December Is, lSo6. (
Proposals are invited for purchasing the WASTE
PAPER AesuuuGtins In this Department Of the follow
Ing description, viz;
TTGaseTipts Of poStmAStsrs' accounts Of malls ro.
sslysd and 'snt, post bills white paper estimated
quantity, 10, 900 pounda year,
q Mixed Paper, consisting Of wrappers Of accounts
Ghd other packages together with letter envelopes OF
various sOlOrSi estimated quantity, 10000 pounds
year.
required TO defaee thoroughly, under the IuPeTyiLon
Of an agent Of this Department. 80 as to reader
aibs to read them estimated quantity, 80 oOO P0unN
year, .,,,..S.
year, ...L .,...
* 10 the dead letters the DSpArtmsn must be salts
hsd with the mode Of dsfeinE hom before aeeephnsA
bid. -, Al. ,,. =, ,L.
OsnsTs Post once Building at the eos OF the AeeePled
bddsT In bis bags a. Omen As may DO required
No mail bags will be furpishee for this purpose
The paper will be weighed at this Department ana
mu1t BE pad for on delivery.
BIDS are invited for one year, eommeneius on ne -,
Of January next, and will be received un1n hoNpAh
The SlIl Instant, at o'clock, p m. n,
They should be AddreaAsd to the Postmaster OeheIA'
an ISndorIod ''ProPosAls for Waste Paper
ALEX. W. RANDALL
dslS.td PSStnAItsr dsnsral.
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,

10 all Dhom Il may concern:
Application having been made under the Aet Of June
2Sd 1892 for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which alleged 10 have bosA lost or de-
stroysd, aoteo 10 hereby given that At the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant new eertiheate OF
warrant Of is tsaOT will bo issued NO valid 0bJsS
tloh shall thon appear
leo acres issued under the act Of March
1885 In the aams Of Horace Gregory and was granted
December, %, 1884 December 70, 1889
No. t6,7Ss, for 40 acres, isIuod under the act oi
uArsh 1855, In the name Of RlishA Bacon, Ahd Wsi
granted JAnuAry "a, 1850. January H. 1887,
No sts for 100 Aerss issued under the Aet Of March
g. ls0b In the name Of Ivory Butler, and granted
April 10, lS5a February T. 1901.
No ia06S, for leo acres issued under the Got Of
March iss5, In the Of LAIsrua HArlon and was
granted september ~, 1855 -Rsbruary le 1881. del
No. loi i4 for leo acres, issued undsT the act Of
March O. 1885, In the name Of Robsrt W. Pierce, AAd
Was granted Nay II. lsoS, March 0, 1897. dem
No al for loo issued under he Ls Of March
3 iiss y the nam. q nIh D. Ball, and was granted
June O. 1851. March ., 1891,
q - JoE n BARRETT, oemnlssisAsE.
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r ARGE LOT OF UNSERvICEABLE
IL oUARTERMAsTRR PROPERTY AT AUCTION

r ARGE LOT OF UNSERvICEABLR
IL aUARTFRAAsrER PROPERTY AT AUCTION
cuIy orAnrERrAsru.'s opyIcn,) !
DEPor or wAsHEaros,
:. . ,WLsHueros, D. c., Dee II, 1895.
Ing s:ds.eribsd UNsBRvicRIBLR aUiRTERMGsTsR
sTnREs will be sold At public auction, Al LINCOLN
BF :n 6S.r sS e B,:
General, commanding on THURSDAY, January 5, at 10
81, sas Grain Sacks.
IL, 900 lbs. old Horse Shoes.
9, 800 lbs. Wrought Scrap Iron.
oO So iS iS:, Ss;' ga w:nd, scrap irSs, & 'sl o..
l,T2e lbs. Iron Nuts, assorted.
los tsst large Yir. Hose.
ESQ feet small do
500 feet leather do.
ls7 sets wheel Mule Harness.
ie1 sets wheel Ambulance Harnsss
ltS .sts Load Mule Harasss.
l7o wagon Brides.
o6 Mcclellan saddles
II Wagon S,ddlss.
scoot Ranges.
j, 10 aar.s and npl. cou...
l'sg ,3s M.SdI M..a Hsl.;r. a.; ::
ava 20 Two-horse Ambulsnsss.
is Ambulance Ws..ls.
sCyhudrieAi steam Botlsr.
1oT Coal stoves.
II once Desks.
81 once Chairs.
10 water Casks,
| lo7 Barrels. "
| q orndstones.
| 40 Lanterns.
l, 800 lbs. Assorted Rope.
rogsthsr with shovels, Picks, Spades, Ares, wagon
Whips, Cart Harness, Blseksmithi' Tools, TIN Wsrs
| Carpensrs' Tools, Tables, Cocoa Mating, de-, Ae
| Terms Cash 10 Government funds
Goods must be removed within tea days from date Of
| sale, D. H. RUOKRR,
| Assistant o. QuartermAster General,
| delS-tG Brevet Major benerAl. u A
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.EPARTMENT OF TIE INTERIOR,
~ usITnD sTATEs P1TEsI o.,Ic.,

a. WAaHIH0roE, Oct 80, 1856.
On the petition Of George W. Brown, Of 0alssburE
nlnos, praying for the extension OF patent granted
10 him the ID day Of February 1885, and rsslued Feb
TuAry ls 1883, and again resSued September H. 1850
In ave divisions, tour Of which extension 10 now
prayed for, VIi numbers loSs 1887 iOSs aud 1859
Tor an Improvement In Seed Planters for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent which iIfsS place
on the I'd day Of February, 1867
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At the
Patent ohoe on MONDAY, the 2lst day Of January
next, at II o'clock and all PsrsouS are notified 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
pIiiuon ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required to hlo In
The Patent oee their bsetlohs, specially set forth in
writing, at least tOsHty days before the day Of hearing
all testimony hlod BY either party to be used at the
said hearing must bo tAkSn and transmitted In accord
Gnes with the rules Of the once, which will bs fur
hiAhod on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tsStl-
nony must be nled In the once Osntv days before the
day Of hsaringi the arsumsnta any within ten days
aftsr hling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be Published In the
RIPuBLIoAH and the IntsIl0snosr, Washington, D. G.,
And In the bureau County Patriot Princeton, Illinois,
once week for three Successito weeks the nrst oi
said publications to be At east sixty days previous 10
the day Of hearing. T. Q. THRAKKR,
Commissioner Of Patents
P,B-HdiioIs Of the shove papers will please copy,
and send their bills 10 the Patent 0mos with pGrsI
containing this nOtiOS. poI-ISW
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e RA N D o PEN N G
fHE HoLIDATsI
.. DB WOLFF.
s0s PBNEsYLvAsIA AyxHuA
UAdsr Metropolitan Hotel.
(LAts SIS National Hoisl,)
usulArly adapted for HOLIDAY GIFTS
THEN ARTICLES ARE RHriRHLY HB".
mLyxR yILraREE SETS IMPoRrED FRENCH, MAR.
BLK AND BRoHZE CLOCKS, PLRIlN MARBLE
AND BRONZE. srATUARYt PINE IN
CARD ,d51 hseE,y6Rs W6RS Rp4Rs p4sihR'
.Et.. AND TABLES,
HF' MUSIC. BoXK5,
WORK BOXES AND
MUHIO.Box COMBINED,
LADIES AND GENTS DRRsslH0.
oAgRo LADIES' AID GRNTs' WRIrlA0.
pEsKs, ALBUMS, A., LApIEs, AND 9AsTs0 cn,.
GOLD 6HAIHs-Lalssl styles
.a. 1872 DIAMOND JRWBLRY,
TINI CORAL, PKARL, srohH, CAMEO, hTRIscAN
GOLD ENAMEL BAND CHAIN BRLcELETs
WEDDING and GENTS SEAL RINGS,
LookEIs; HIEIATURE sG SssdsTrIsst sssdSIdsst,
ooLD.HRlDED CANES, GOLD CHARMS AID WATCH
KEYS. oUTrA.PERCHA JkWkLRr
fLArED TIA SETS, w4ITERs, GUTTER PLATES,
..... - STANDS BREAKFAST AND
DINnER OASToRB,
..a. PICKLE STANDS,
PlNE TABLR-KhIVks,
fISLIsPS SoEs, rstsPooEs, IoRKs. Ss.
- .0 boLiD sILvHRwARB
E.. v al kinda ssa'vh
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DROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

DR0PoSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
oyyIes Dsror CoHnIssARI or srBsIsrHHoI,(
WAsHMareS, D. O., Dee n, 1890
Sealed proposas ofths form furnished By the under
signed, VIII bs received in duPlis .ts until THURSDAY.
the ID of January 1887 h II h for all the Fresh Beef
,:Ssi,sa By n. ttsOy, !. the plas''i Fort
All the meat will be subject to rigid Inspection 10
be Of sxssllsnt parkstabs quality and II unsxespon
able condition. Of equal proportions OF fore and hind
quarters nsek shssks and kidney tallow not received
In all cases. the neal 10 not sAtisfAetoTy purehAsss
In the open market will bs made At the expense Of the
| sontrAeior.
The eonrastor will bs required to deliver the meat 1t
the al the places named In such quantities.
and at such times a. the A. G. g. at those places may
direct.
Separate proposals will be received for supplying
| either Of the aboys.hAmed places
Bidder mus. be present at the opening oft bids
Payment 10 be made monthly, or whenever there 70
funds on hand for dsbunemsnt
All questions respssting quality and condition will be
settled By the oesr ofths subsstsnes Department re-
osiying the meat
The contract will bs made from the 10th Of January
until the soth Of April 1857 sush period the Com
missary General may determine.
pa. mus. b endorsed Proposals. for "tHT," a.,
dsA Major and Q. g., U.BA.
The national Republican., 1867-01-01
RPHA Ms URT,

District OF COLUMBIA, WASHINGTON COUNTY
To WIT;
In the case Of william Y. Robinson, executor
has with the appreciation of the Orphans Court Of
Washington County aforesaid, appointed SATURDAY,
the lst day Of December nox for the hnAl settlement
and distribution Of the personal estate Of said deceased
and Of tho assets in hand far the same have been
collected and turned into money! when AMI where all
the creditors and heirs OF said deceased notified TO
attend, with their claims properly vouohed orthey may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benent in said
deceased eitats provided copy Of this order be pub
MIhsd once q week for three weeks In the NATIONAL
Test: Z G ROBBINS,
Lolp-W9W Register Of wills