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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-24

United States Almanac for 1868, for distribution
gratis throughout the United States and all clvsed
countries Of the Western Hemisphere will be pub
ishen about the first OF January. and al who wish to
understand the true philosophy health should read
and ponder the valuable suggestions 1t contains In
addition to an admirable medical treatise on the
auses prevention, and OF great variety of dis
cases. It embraces large amount OF information In
terestlng to the merchant, the mechanic. the miner
the farmer, the planter. and professional man; and
the calculations have been made for such merldans
and latltudes as are suitable for correct and
comprehensive NATIONAL CALENDAR.
The nature uses and extraordinary sanitary effects
of HosTETTER's STOMACH BITTERs, the staple tonic
and Alternative of Than half the Christian world
are folly set forth in its pages which are also inter-
Bpersed with pictorial Illustrations valuable recipes
for the household and farm, humorous anecdotes and
other Instructive and amusing reading matter ohgl
nal and selected. Among the Animals to appear with
the opening of the year. this Will be Of the most
useful and may be hadJor the GsnO Send for copies
to the Central Mandatory, at Pltsbnrg, Pa, or to
the nearest agent for HosTETTER's STOMACH BIT
TIERS The BIrTERs are sold in every city, town. and
village of the United States.
I'CHRBTMAs CoMEs ONCE A YEAR"
What. though upon his hoary head
Have fallen many o winters snow?
His wreath is still en- and red
As twas q thousand years ago.
For what has he to do with care?
His wassail bowl and old armchair
Are over standing ready there;
For Christmas comes but once year.
But what care we for days of old,
The knights whose arms are turned to rust,
Their grim boars' -heads and pasties cold,
Their castles crumbled into dust?
Never did sweeter faces go
Blushing beneath the mlstletoe,
Than are tonight assembled here;
For Christina still comes once year.
For these old times dead and gone,
And those who hailed them passed away;
Yet still there fingers many a one
To welcome In old Christmas Day
In Winter Clothing good aud neat.
From Stokes g. Co.'S, in Chestnut street,
We all enjoy with goodly cheer,
And wish It Christmas all the year.
PRESENTS FOR ALL
sSOOOCO worth to be given away.
no BLANKS.
Shares One Dollar each.
For Benefit of Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
Office, No. 92l Chestnut street.
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DESPERATE CHARACTRR.-John p. Baker
who has just left Fort Lafayette, arrived in this
city yesterday afternoon, and repaired 10 his
Soon after entering the premises a dispute
arose, during which Baker, 1t IL alleged drew
from his pocket a long knife, with which he
threatened to kill his father and brother. The
affair created considerable excitement, aud an
officer WAS called in. John was then taken in
swift, was committed, in default OF bail, TO
answer at Court.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-24

So INsIDIOUs the first approaches OF Consump-
tion that thousands remain unconscious OF JUS pre-
sence until Is has brought them TO the verge or the
grave. An immediate resort TO DR.. D. Jaynes EHpec-
Eorant upon the first appearance OF the Cough Pain,
Soreness OF the Throat or Chest would very gene
rally preclude fatal result, In case the symptoms
Indicate the presence Of Latent COnsumpton, would
send 20 s"bdue the violence OF the disease and thus
materially assist In prolongng the life OF the patient
Use the hxpectorant, therefore, when take Cold,
and thus prevent the neceRsity for its use in more
dangerous complaints. sold everywhere.
TIE ToNIEa end stimulating properties OF DR.. Tur-
nerla Tic DOuloureuX, UniVersal Neuralgia
Pill renders II the most effective medicine for the
enre or Neuralgia, NeTVeache, and any cor plaInt OF
nervous charhc eT, yet adopted II acts directly on
the nerve fluid. thereby tnvlgoI atng the debtated
nervous sys EN-, and fIpels these diseases ApOthe-
carries have this medicine.
GROVER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
ing Machines, No. 73O Chestnut street
1unuoHMRHTs IN HOLIDAY PREsENTR.-
~@N a. Presents for Ladies.
al-PresenlB for Gems.
n5rPfesents for Children.
IoINTIRK q BRoTHERs no, 1888 OnhsGVF Hree]
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The HANLoNs attracted large audience to
the Academy of Music last evening, and those
who proceeded thither with the impression
Overestmated were agreeably disappointed.
The "Three Flying Men in the Air' fairly
makes ones hair stand on end as he oontem-
plates 1t. more daring. perilous, and artistic
acrobatic performance was never ventured
upon before in this or any other country. But
this marvellous feat is but one of many of
like character which are undertaken with great
success. Not less astonishing are the achieve
under water are simply wonderful The learned
dog "Jupiter' adds much to the attractions OF
the entertainment, being fully equal to the
celebrated dog which Gentleman Waite pur.
chased with his g. to the great distress of all
who could not divine "what he would do with
it," Altogether, the Hanlons present very
rare and unique entertainment, and the Aoa-
denny will doubtless prove one OF the most
popular resorts of the holiday season. It well
deserves to be such.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-24

ITS GooD EXPECTS ARE PERMANENT,-Iu this It
differs from oil hair dyes BY its luxuriant growth
IL color and oss are restored One
trial Will cause you to say this OF Mrs. s. A. Al ems
Improved (new style) Hair Res or Dressing lin
one botIlel. Every Druggist sells It, Price, One
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ATTENTIoN is cal ed TO the Nor qpRl ty OF the
goods offered ut the Murphe House Fur uis ling $40 Q.
They are the verv rnest extRnt Rnd lhe goods are
euch as would make the most suitable pre- 'ent THIS
large furnishing estabiishmeut Rt No 8k eSnut
street. which has attained an envable reputation
under the Joint prophet rshiV OF Messrs. Williams
WO dwafd + stocked with furnishing goo1s OF every
~ sable nature and variety con eiva0iesand TO ms
assortment from which Chrtstn as selections could
be most satisfactorily made Those searching to
night for Christmas Eits sh uld not forget look
over this eHtabliBhment which, from ita superior
goods and moderate prices, stands unrlvalIed,
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SKATING PARKS.

q K 7 N G.! TX ATIN az
~ WEST PHILADELPHIA SKATING PARK
THIRTY.FIRST and WALNUT Streets.
SKATING ELEGANT VEST TERDAY, ALI, DAY,
Ice In splendid condition Park open until 10 ooiocS
at night and illuminated. ~ ~-
Skates for hire.
Season Tickets, g.
Single admission. % cents ftG
SKATING NOTICE TO PARENTG-
~ Make Christmas present of season ticket fer
THE ARCTIC SKATING PARK,
EIGHTH STREET AND COLUMBIA AVENUE,
Christmas present OF q season ticket to everT
person bringing five subscrlbers Admission rs cants
Season tickets. o.. ELEGANT SKATING THIS
DAY AND EVENING. itt A
CRATES! SKATESll SKATESllI-
~ A large assortment OF Woodtop Parlor ana fno
Steel Skates OF all Sizes selling OFF at reduced prioes
Also. general assortment OF Table Cutlery. Plated
Spoons, Forks. and Castors. Britannia Ware, aud
Walters. w. w LIMERICK, House Furnishing Hard
ware Store, No. 72l MARK Er Street. I2A I2trP
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-24

E1RovER q BAKERS Highest Premium Sew
SoS Machines, No. 78O Chestnut street,
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THK Down RIVER STEAMBOATS, LAID UP FOR
THE WINTER.-The steamer Major Reybold,
which plies between Philadelphia and Salem,
has been laid up for the winter at the latter
place. The steamer Swan, which runs be-
tween Smyrna and Philadelphia, has been laid
ming between Wilmington and Pennsgrove, was
caught by the Ice and compelled to remain at
the latter place. though she will embrace the
Wilmington to winter, and undergo necessary
repairs. The regular steamboats, plying be.
tween Philadelphia and Wilmington are all
laid up at the latter city for wintering aud the
usual winter repairs. The HancOx is at Pusy,
Jones q Co.'s whar. The Ariel at the III. & a.
Co.'s yard, while the FELTON, is lying AT her
own wharf
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HOUSE ROBBERY.-The residence OF Mr.. Phil
lips at Ninth and Catharlne streets, was en-
tered last evening and robbed of $500. The thief
succeeded In committing the act unpero0iVod,
and made his escape with his nl-gotten gains.
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SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER.--A man named John
Hartzinger was arrested last evening by
Ohicer Frazier, at Ninth and Callowhill streets,
under the following circumstances. 1t appears
that Hartzinger was driving a wagon contain
ing nine barrels of whisky, and on arriving at
Ninth and Callowhill streets his wagon got
into q rut rendering IL hard for the horses to
pull. Oficer Frazier went to his assistance,
and while engaged In pushing the wagon dis
covered that there were whisky barrels In IT,
On questioning the driver in reference TO the
matter, he was informed that the barrels con !.
was discovered that his statements were false,
The defendant was then taken TO the lookup,
preparatory to having a hearing hearing be-
fore the United States Commissioner.
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.-EVERY INSTRUMENT THAT
heAKnR Ia every degree OF deafness; asO Resprator
also, Orandalla Patent CrutoheG, superior 70 any
others In use, at p. MADEIRAfa, NO, us TENTH
Street, below Ohesnnt e6pk
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PRESENTS FOR ALL
$500 OOO worth to be given away.
no BLANKS.
Shares One Dollar each.
For Benefit of Soldiers and Sailors Orphans.
Office. No. 92l Chesnut street.
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
IMPAIRMENT OF THEINTERIOR.
~ UEITED STArKa PArRHr ORRIoK
THIIkD bfATE8 PATKFT ORFIoE,
WAsHIHdTOE, May 10, 1867.

| o, WAsHIHdrON, May 10, 1857.
| On the petition Of James G. Cooke, Of MlddletoWp
Iona praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 him the 2th day Of July, 1851 and reiss1ed Iht
th day Of April, 1858, for an Improvement in Form.
Ing Button Backs and Connecting the Eyes Thereto,
for seven years from the expiration Of said patent
which took place the 9th dsy OF July Iseb this
application having been authorized by act Of Goa
gress;
II 10 ordered that the said petition be heard At
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of July
NEXT IL clock m. and all persons are notified
70 ApPear and show cause, II any they have why
sAd petition ought not to be granted
PERSONS opposing the extension are required TO nls
% ne ralent once their objections, specially set
Ivh IN wnng at least tIOsntV days before the daY
OF nearing All testimony hlod by either party 10 b.
usea ~ the SAID hearing, must be taken and tranA-
miued In accordance with the rules Of tha ot1es
Whieh VIII DO furnished on application. '
Depositions and other papers, relied upon a, t..
timony mast be hlsd In the toentv dSTs b.toss
the day OF heAIingi the arguments, II any Witbin
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in tn.
REPUBLIoAH and the IRtsIt0snosr, Washington
d. O., and In the Register, New Haven, Conn, once
week for three successive weeks the hrSt OF said
the day Of hearing. T.C THRAKRR,
49, Commissioner Of Patents.
Editors Of the above papers will please copy
containing this notice. mylS.HST
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
IMPAIRMENT OF AGRICULTURF

49,, -, WAHIHurVh, ID. q. May g., 1867.
Proposals will be received at this bepartmsn,
until u O'Clock June O. 1887, for furnishing all the
materials and performing the work required In The
construction Of a brick building for the use Of IN
Department Of Agriculture TO be erected on Relerya
tion No In this city, according to plans and spec
neations that can be at the once Of the Com
missioner o. Agriculture, whore full informa ation
with regard to the proposed building can be OBJ.
tanned, said proposals. 70 be either for the whole
building or separately for the different kinds OF
No proposals will bs entertained from any psr,On
who ~ not known to be practical builder.
Bidders are requested to state the shortest time
possible In which the building 10 to be completed
me me work q be oommeneed In three days after the
sikling Of the contract
Tho Department reserves the ght 10 reIeet anx or
All bids be deemed for the interest Of the dow.
srnment 10 do 50, and no bid will be received that
does not conform to the requirements Of the plans
And specifications and Of this advertisement,
hinety per cent. Of the mt Of work done and
materials furnished, according to contract price
Aid amount to be aSeeTtRined by the eItmate of me
superntendent) will be paid from time to time as
me WORK proceeds, aud ten per cent retained until
he oomPieton Of the contract and tho acceptance Of
ths work BY the Department
livery proposal must be accompanied by the bond
o. Two responsible persons, in the sum Of twenty
houiAnd dollars, that the bidder will accept and
cheney o. the security to be certified by the United
states District Judge, United States District AttoT.
ney, or Clerk OF the Unitsd Rtes Court.
Proposals should be enclosed In . sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals. for Building for the Depart
ment OF Agriculture and addressed to the CommiS.
sioneI Of Agriculture. ISAAC NEWTON,
mYlO.SOt Commissioner.
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
n 0PFICE SECRETARY BOARD OF
wAnnIsoros, D. G. February g. 1867.

| W AhHlNurOh, ". V. f0bruAfy o, 1867.
| THE FOLLOWING is A LIST OF NUIslNCRs DR.
| CLARED BY THR BOARD OF HEALTH:
| Dead CaIsaases, Dead Fish DIAL Of Fish, heaps
| Of Oyster Shells
ofAls from Butehers' Stalls and Slaughter house.
btagnaHt or Still Water In Ponds, Marshes, Sewer.
or Cellars, Areas or Vaults, Foul or Obstructed
Drains, Water. pipes or WAter.elosets.
Foul Stables, Foul CoW-ho or Cow. pena Poul
Priyiss and Hog BtlSs, Ponl PrsmiGes Liloy,. and
Cutters, and Foul Slaughter -housss
Dseaying Vegetables and Fruits OF every deserip.
ion all Animal Substances whether entire or thoSa
thrown out may W
EnposuTs or ogerlng for sale Unsouud Provisions,
All Ashes, Rubbish. .shAVinEa or Refuse Substances
o. hny trade, occupation or business which may be
prejudioiAl TO public health.
or Soap PAotories
Sources Of UnhsaIthy ExhalationI or odou so near
dwellings AA to endAnRer the health OF the
Horses going at large Via cl.Eaers, fGroey or any
other Contagious Diseases.
oVSTeToWded TeASmeht Houses, InaA m mAblS Mate
rial In dangerous proximity TO buildiBEs
Houses or buidings, or portions thereof, in state
Of dilapdation or decay endAngsring the lives and
property Of those In the Vlcn!'-
openings for Stove Pipes, unsecured, endAnEeTinE
The property, health or comfort Of the surrounding
SNOW, lee or any other nbstruatou In CUTTERS pre-
venting the free low Of water therein.
a n DOVE, N. D.,
" Bsesstary Board Of Health.
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ USIrID srArIs PATEsr oTyIoR,

= o., "ABHiH0roN, April D, 1857
On the petition OF Simon NJ. Elder, ldministrator
q the estate OF John A Elder deceased Of Portland
Maine, praying for the extension Of patent granted
70 the said John A Elder the 18th day Of July 1883
for an improvement in Carving the Backs Of Books,
for seven years from the expiration OF said patent
which takes place on the 26th day OF July, 1867;
10 ordered that the said petition be heard at the
Patent once on MONDAY, the sth day Of July nsIt
II O'Clock. m and all persons are notified to ap.
RiE5 Ron "oS lhOS siS's they have why said pc
fersons opposing the extension required to Ale
In the Patent once their obi setions specially set
forth In writing, at least tioentv days before the day
OF hearing all testimony fled BY either party 10 be
used at the said hearing, must be taken and trans
mitted In accordance with the rules Of the once,
which Will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. testi-
mony must be ned In the once tiOsnty days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any, within
ten days after nling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In the
REPUBLICAN and the IHtslh0snesr, Washington, D.
O., and in the Press, Portland, Maine, once a week
Tor three successive weeks tho nTst Of said publica
hearing. T. O. THBAKER
49, Commissioner Of Patents
7. s.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy aud send their bills to the Patent Once with
paper containing this notice. ap22-WSW
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
DROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
l. PAVING TaR CARRIAGRWAY OF sTRRET
MORTHl FROM THE wRsT SIDE OF BgOoED
srE,sr STkEhr WEST TO THE WEST SIDE on
FIFTH STREET WEST, AND MAssACHU.
bkTTs AVENUE, FROM FIFTH sTRRRr
WEST TO SIXTH STREET WRsT '

Proposals will be received at the Mayors omoa
City Hal, until IL o'eloek, m. on TUESDAY IN. sI
aN Of may next, for grading and paving strest
noIthI rom the west side Of Seeond street TO INA
wed hde o. finh street, and Massach husOttS Aysnns
petMeen fith apd sixth streets woSt win stnn.
similar TO that used In street nortS, ia son
not over eight or less than ave inches in dianstsT
ana seven Inches In depth, TO be laid ON bed oi
gravel not iess than eight inches deep with
least four inches Of sharp sand before paving And
70 DO well rAmmed three times with . ninety poupd
rammer, and well Watered before the last rammipg:
the surpiu. earth to be deposited in such neiRhbor
lag streets or places as the Ward Commisaioner may
direct and the contractor will be required 10 taye
surface Of two hundred feet In length for the mil
width Of the street exposed for the purpose of IN
specton, which will be we'll pudded BY the Wsrd
Commissioner without expense to the contractor be
fore graVelng. Bidders will also estimate for M
nishing and laying gutter stone not less than tbIsa
feet In length and Twelve inches in Width IsnseIr
or relAying such hAg footWAys across or In tha ns
Of said part OF said street or avenue as tba wa
Commissioner may direct. FlARRlng 10 he moi Las
Than sixteen inches In width four Inches thIef And
n pieces not less than four feet long closely Iontad
Lhe WORK 20 DO done to the entire Of both
ers And 10 be paid for by AsssSGmSnt on the nTonaJiv
bordering thereon, except that Of tho General joy
er1ment which 10 provided for by act OF onSrSsS of
February rs 1855. All old materials to be the nTon
ery o. the Corporation, and to be deposited in Ensh
locality as the Ward Commissioner NAV diTsst
Bidders Will tate price per cubic yard for ursdInG
Per square yard for paving, including gravel And
sand required and per square foot for asgsinr and
slone and Pr square foot for relAying old nag
footuAys No bid will be received from ot6sSs thsS
practical PAYERS and the right Is expressly rsSsryed
TO reject any and all bids.
myls LCOnmissiOncr Fourth IVA Wsidn
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- USITEo STATES PArESr oyyrGs.

- a., ,., WAshIh0rOH, April IL, 1867.
On the psttion Of George 7. Parry Of Philadelphia
Pa praying for the extension Of patent granted to
him the ID day Of August, ls5S for su nj
In Anti friction Boxes for seven years from the expi
day Of August, 1861;
It is ordered that the said petition be heard a,
the Patent once on MONDAY, the 18th day Of
July next, at II o'clock m and all persons ara
notified TO appear and show cause, II any they have
why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to nls
In the Patent once their objections specially set
forth In writing at least tioenfv days before the day
of hearing all testimony fled by either party, TO
be used At the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted In aeeordanee with the rules Of the once,
which will be furnished on application.
Depositons and other papers, relied upon a. tes-
umony, must be nled in the once tosntv days be-
fore the day Of hearing tho Arguments ifany with.
In ten days after nling the testimony.
ordered, also, that this notice be Published In the
REPUBLICAN and the National IatsiI0encer, wash.
inston, d. c., and In the Inquirer, PhiladslphiA,
Pa, once week for three successive weeks the hrs
Of said to be at least sixty days previous
10 the day Of hearing. T. G. THKAKRB,
Commissioner OF Patents.
P.s-Edtors Of the above papers will please copy,
and send their bills to the Patent Once with
containing this notice. Ap25-lAwSH
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
DROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND
Il PAVING THE RCARRIAGgwAY OF sTREET
NORTH, BRrwBEN SECOND AND THIRD
STREETS WEST.

| Proposals. Will be rsosysd at the Mayors Once,
City Hall. until IL oelook TUESDAY, the 2isi
day Of Nay next, for grading and paving b street
north, between Second and Third streets west with
store similar to that used in street north; the
stone to be not eight less than ys inches in
diameter and seven inches In depth, to be laid on
bed OF gravel not less than eight inches deep COW
cred with at least four inches Of sharp sand before
paving and TO be we'll rammsd with q ninety pound
hammer, and we'll wAtersd before the last nR
surplus earth 10 be deposited in such neighbor.
direct and the contractor will be required to leave
surface o. two hundred feet in length for the full
width Of the SAID street exposed for inspsetion
which will be well puddled by the Ward Commis.
sioner, without expense to the contractor, before
grAVeling. Bidders will also estimate for furnish
ing aud laying gutter stone not less than three feet
In length and twelve inches In width, replacing or
relaying such nag footways across In the line Of
said part Of said street A. the Ward Commissioner
may direct FlAgging TO be not less than sixteen
inches In Width four Inches thick and in pieces not
be done to the entire satsfaeion Of both the Ward
sessmsnt on the properly bofdsfing iSsfeon. an
old materials 10 be the property Of the
and to be deposited in such locality az lie Ward
Commissioner may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for RradiuR
per square yard for paving, including gravel ana
sAnd required and per squHTe foot for tagging and
Tag footwAyS.
No bid will be received from others than practical
PAYERS, and the right expressly reserved 10 reject
any and all bids. JAMRS J, CAMPBELL,
Commissioner Fourth Ward
Z. Z. AARnRS,
mylS Commi1sioner Pinh Ward,
The national Republican., 1867-05-20
DROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR
THE wINNEBAGO INDIANA

SEALED PROPOSALS will bs received until l.
clock N. on the 10th day Of JUNE, 1857, Al III,
once OF the superintendent of Indian Anars for III,
Northern buPeTintendeney, Omaha City, Nebraska,
Tor furnishing subSstenesfO 10 the winnebaRo IndanI
their reservation In Nebralka eighty miles norh
OF Omaha City, as follows:
I, 100 pounds Of Beef per day, net weight.
], 900 pounds Of Flour per day, and
200 pounds Of Salt per month"; up to the lat day
Of August, 1867 "1 1"'
Also, from and after the ls day Of August. 1857. to
The LIST day Of June 1885, the following supplies 10
$50 pounds Of Beef per day, net weight, and
90 pounds Of Salt per month.
All articles OF subsateneo furnished mast bs Of
good quality and to Inspection and
By the agent Of the WinnebAgoes
The right 10 reserved TO Increase or diminish thu
amount Of supplies at the discretion Of the Eu peru
tendsnt OF Indian Affairs for the Northern supoIin.
Also, 10 terminate the contract that m,y be en-
tered into GA giving the contractor contractors sx
Weeks' notice.
The contractor will be required to exoeuts a good
and sueient bold In the sum Of Slo 900 for the faith
ful fulnlment Of the contract
The party or parties to whom the award 10 made
must be prepared at once 10 execute the contract and
give the required bond.
Separate proposals will be received for each article
OF subsistence called for In this Advertisement
may be offered.
Bidders must give their names Ia full, a. we'll A.
their places Of residence. -. - -.,7'-I
opSsals must be endorsed Proposals. for Cattle
Tor the WinnebAgo Indians ;,
4. B. DBNMAH,
~'''" huPsnntsndsnt Of Indian Affairs.