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The Portland daily press. [volume] (Portland, Me.) 1862-1921, 1867-08-24

WITH Four Metallic Qualifications man
may be pretty sure of earthly success. These
are gold in bis pocket, silver in his tongue
brass in his face and iron in his heart"
But for tonic appetizer and as gentle
stmulant, there is reliable virtue in Planta-
ton Bitters. No article has ever been so pop-
Mar or done half so much good Let all who
have not already tried this great stomachic, at
once test its quality. We understand that the
druggists and grocers of this section are selling
vast quantities, and that scarcely family is
without it.
Magnolia Water, delightful toilet article
superior 70 cologne, and at half the price,
t'Hr' A tt'F auC17-eod2w8,w2w
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Innings-1 Q 4 SCI 8 9.
Pioneer, 4 2 8 8 q 3-41.
Pacific, 8 2 s. 1 1,12 2 40. Is
Umpire--Adam Leighton, of the Union Club.
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E. G. ANDREWS, at his periodical store, No.
80 Centre street, has received all the pictorial
newspapers for the next week, and all the mag
azines for September
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Municipal Court.

JUDGE KINGsBURY PRESIDING ~ ~, 81
FRIDAY.-Wesley R. Bailey, of Canaan, supposed
20 De one OF the parties engaged in stealing the watch
ana chain OF Mr. Charles H. G. Chaplin, OF Boston,
on the cars at the Kennebec depot detailed in the
Press OF Friday was brought up for examination
The testimony elected was the same as stated by us
The examination was continued to Saturday for the
purpose of obtaining the testimony Of the lady who
saw Bailey hand the watch to confederate. Messrs
Smith & Reed appeared for the defence
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ADMITTED.-S. Fl. Willard, Esq, of Water
vile, was admitted on Thursday to practice in
the q. S. District Court on motion of District
Attorney Talbot. ,Fe.-,, I'D ~ 900
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A Partner Wanted

w LIN Cash Capital of from two to three thous-
" anu uouars, to engage In profitable bt1sIne al
IN sood location. Address A. b, Portland Post or
hSO WIN real name. auO04Itux :
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LIQUOR sEHURE.-Yesterday the Deputy
State Constables seized small quantity of Ii
quor in the shop of John McGinnis ON Wash
ington street. .,.- atlfg 1iifsr-,
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RAILWAY TRAFFIo.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
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Medical Notice,

g. HI. CHADWICK, M. D., will devote special at
tenton to Dsea eso OF the Eye. No. 3o1i Congress St.
Office hours from II A. M. to1 P. M.
q May IS. sNtt
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IMPORTS.

MAITLAND, MS. Sch s Nelson ooo tops Mas
to order. WINS "oo1' WIS s-A-'
C0RNwALLIS, MS. Sch Jack Easy 80 cords
woods, to order.
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Portland and Vicinity
New Advertisements ,hi. Day.

SPECIAL NOTICE COLUMN.
ENTERTAINMENT COLUMN.
Excurslon-P. P. Benevolent Association.
Fair-Lades of Summer st. Church.
Excursion-Ligonia Lodge.
Grand Excursion Friends of Liberty.
AUCTION COLUMN.
Houses and LOTT. 8. Bqiley. .zsnasaisss=ss
Dry Goods &c.-M. Charles g. Co.
Assgnees Sale-J S. Bailey.
NEW ADVERTISEMENT COLUMN.
Hoff's Malt Extract. afr
Pressed Hay.
Stocks-W. III. Wood & Son.
Partner Wanted. af "a ~ z.
Agents Wanted H Il
To Travellers-W. d Little & Co.
Wanted-Fernald & Son.
Situation Wanted. rk f.EHtR.t stE
Crescent Collars-Hawley & Co.
G. Il. Railway-C. j. Bridges
Boarding Stable-Geo. Bates.
State OF Maine $50 ..f
Dry Goods-L D. Strout. ~ 4 "a
Cure for Rheumatism-Rollin s. Gilkey.
Tents-M. Charles & Co. 40lttae g-'s
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Business Items ,

4 BEING DESTROYS of cleaning out all old STYLES
OF paper, Geyer offers any of his styles Of
French papers at reduced prices. aug24-2t
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A GOOD book helps to pass the hours of these
wet days, and there are lots of them at the Cir
culating Library, Is Free street. segf
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THE excursion of Ligonia and Knightville
Lodges l. o. of G. T. will take place Monday
Aug. Goth. - 1 ao l;U ~
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| HALLS
VEGETABLE S!C!LlAN
oI HAIR
RZNEWZR.
IT'S EFFECT rs

M i II A @ u l. o u = .
1t is perfect aud wonderful article. Cures bald
ness Makes hair grow. A better dressing than any
!" oil or " pomatum," Softens brash, dry and wiry
HAIR into Beautiful Silken Tresses. But, above ALL
the goat wonder is the rapdty with which it restores
GRAY HAIR TO ITS ORIGINAL COLOR.
The whitest and worst looking hair resumes its
youthful beauty by its 1t does not dye the hair
but strikes at the root and fills 1t with life and
coloring matter.
The first application will do good you will see the
NATURAL COLOR returning every day, and
W. i BEFORE YOU KNOW IT. r. Irif .
the Old gray discoored appearance of the hair will
be gone giving place to lusrous, shining and beau
tiful locks. ~ ~
! Ask tor Halls Sicilian Hair Remover; no other
article is at all like il in effect
/ See that each bottle has our private Government
Stamp over the top of the bottle. AL others are i'm
itations. ECeN garrF
K. ?. HALL & Co, Nashua, N H., proprietors.
For Sale by all Druggists. aug eod&eowlm
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THE PR ESS
Saturday Morning, Aug Just "a, 1867.

EY-First Page to-day-The Colored Schools
of the District of Columbia; The Spinning
Jenny; Maine Working Oxen; Varieties
Fourth Pdge-Why dill He do 1t?
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HON. WV, BRooKINGs of Dakota, formerly
OF Woolwich, Maine, is now visiting his
friends in this city after an absence
OF ten years. He read law in the Of
nee OF Fessenden & Butler in this city before
starting Tor the West. Soon after arriving
there ne had the misfortune to freeze both feet
so severely, while fording river, as to render
thelr amputation necessary. He has been
member OF the Territorial Legislature five
years-two in the Council and three in the
House. During one session he was Speaker of
the latter body. He has also occupied the po-
sihon OF Adjutant- General of the Terr;torv
two wears
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GENERAL VIEW OF TIE CASES IN WHICH
HOFF'S MALT EXTRACT BEVERAGE OF
I'm das i EaP3PIle WEAKNESSES or n,arsr,oN
Proofs of its efficacy
Mrs. Amanda Fordoff, ONO. 1t9 woos-
ter street, writes:-.fBy advice Of my
. physician, DR.. Chauveau, have taken
D. Hoff's Malt Extract. and can now par
rL take ofany kind OF iood.' = -
2. For DYSPEPSIA IN GENERAL ..-l
1a0oI M William Moller, of No. West
Twentieth ST., wrtcs:-I recommend
HOFF'S cheerinlly Hofs Malt Extract 10 dys-
peptics; have never found such
"a -r.rl sulendid beverage"
g. FOR FOUL STATE OF STOMACH.
Mrs. Danemer, of No. ,2G6 Riyington
MALT street. writes:-"AIy husband has been
entirely cured OF his disorder OF the
stomach"
L. FOR EXHAUSTED PERSONS. II ...HlnIF
My physician in favor of 1t, and
EXTRACT did not think it could disagree with his
medicines" p. A. BEERS.
til4 CITY DARBURY.h W. .Uf .a.H.e#
5, For BODILY WEAKNESS.
am, lear, confirmed invalid;
az have used ale and porter, &C., and no
medicine seems 70 benefit me; but
HOffs Malt Extract Is just the the thing
need.-Hartflrd, Coma. Mrs. Il. G.
STEPHENSON.
6, IN CATARRHs, ESPEC caLLA OBSTINATE,
r4t- Mr.. Welsh Edwards, OF the New York
l. Theatre, writes TO Mr. Hofr:-My wife
Il has been entirely cured OF her sore
throat by the use" etc.
Sold at Druggists & Gcocers.1 Persons wishing a
gencies might apply with reference TO IIOfTs Malt
Elk ract Depot, 543 Broadway, N. Y. g.N gFE al
w. +. Phillips Il Co. Portland, sole agents for
Name - .i'l -i aug Adlw sN
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OUR Boys AND GIRLS, the weekly illustrated
magazine published by Lee 8 Sheppard, Bos-
ton, seems to be very general favorite. It's H.
lustrations are good, it has a corps of able and
popular writers, while the editor, Oliver OPP
tic, is host in himself The number for this
week contains chapters of Oliver Optics story
Of "Breaking Away, or the Fortunes of Stu
dent;'' Ralph Loring on Hoshoo Island =
Life in India;p Round Robin and much
other matter of interest. a.,
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g .AEn -
THEATRE.-On Monday evening Deerine
Hall will be opened for short theatrical sea-
son. Messrs. Bidwell & Locke are the lessees
and managers. Mr.. G. L. Locke is the acting
manager, Mr.. G.. Ryder the stage manager and
Mr.. C.E.i Kurdish the agent. The company is
strong one, consisting of the following popu-
lar artists:-Miss Dollie Bidwell, Miss George
Langley, Mrs e. Thompson, Mrs. q. e. Church
i'll, Miss Sadie E. Janvrin, Yankee Locke.
Messrs.A q r. Bidwen, S. r. Medium g. Will
kinson, G. e. Churchill, J. Conner. and num-
Der of others.
The opening play win be the drama of the
Hidden Hand, in which Miss Dollie, Bidwel
will sustain her charming character If Cant
tola. MI, G. Ryder will make his first appear-
ance in Portland in the character of aOld
hurricane" and Mr.. G. E. Churchill as Black
Donald. The otherop parts are well cast. The
afterpiece will be new farce, entitled Young
America, in which Mr.. Charles Wilkinson will
make his first appearance in this CITY, in the
character nrr of "John James Perley, On Tues
day, MIR. r. s. Medium will make his first an
pearance. a1i.i5 e rs1s rs. II. n. 40
1t is the intention of the managers to give
our citizens first class entertainments and to
nave matters so conducted that it shall be
found pleasant place of resort ) i75fs r. Eos
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CONCENTRATED LYE.
Il will make 10 pounds excellent hard soap, Or %
gallons OF the very best soft soap Tor only about 80
and Grocery stores. -
OF saBEWARE OF COUNTERFEITS,
,EH Be particular in asking for Pennsylvania Salt
Manufacturing Co.'S Saponifer. no1isNeodSw1y
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WHY Suffer fro,n Sorn. :,
H0le's Armicn Oi,,t,me,,,

When, by the use OF the ARNICA. OINTMENT
you can be easily cured 1t has relieved thousands
rom Turns, Scafds, Chapped Hands, Sprains, Cuts.
Wounds, and every COMPLAINT of the SKIN. 1ry III
as 1t costs but 70 cents. Be sure to ask for -
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THE NURSERY, number nine, is just as fresh
and charming as ever. 1T contains three of
Oscar Pletsch's incompatible drawings illus
trative of child life, and some ten OF twelve
more wood-cuts by other artists. The reading
matter is as usual, lively, original, and judi
cously adapted to youngest readers. Pub
lished by ]. L. Shorey, Boston. '0i'
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DOMEsTIU FORTS,

Etrel1rf.o ,s,sC,.- ,o,rs r.ia.. .T..-
DOM rSshS FonAo. ... rrrI.
SAN FRA NCISCO-Sld 18th inst, ship Southern
NEW 6RLEANS-cid 18th, brig VIM Robertson,
BALTIMoRE-Cld 2,th, sch Sunny South, stiri-
Cd ' 18th, sch Jessie Hart, Person, Boston. roi
Sid. brig Abby Thaxer, for Portland. rE.oy'
PHILADELPHIA-Ar goth, sehs Mary D ireland.
Ireland Boston; John Crock ord, Jones. Bristol.
Ar 2Ist, brig Raven, Dawyer, Woods Hole
Ar 2ist, sch j A Griffin, Foster. Boston.
Cid, sch Vicksburg, Haskell, Boston.
White New York to load Tor st Croix.
NEW YORK-Ar 21st, brig Charlotte, StupeI I'm
l Gia sl ST. brig Ii wadsworth Bailey, phladel-
phia. tsai N L1ao- = 1al
Ar 22d. ship Memnon, Baker, Peru: barques Pow
Nuevtas 10 days brigs Nellie Clifford, Ltllefeld
Remedies 10 days; Samuel Lindsey, Wilson. Mansa-
B Nash, Lancey, Cow Bay; sch Laura Gertrude,
| Campbell, Mobil
| Cld I'D, baIque Ros}mond, Canton, Galveston (;
Foster Barbados; Matano, Jarvis, st Marks, Fla
Ella, Ieole, Richmond, Va. : ! =
Scd 22d scns jas as idsn Davis
| Norton, Gardiner.
| wICKFoRD-Ar2 ist, sch Albert Jameson, Can
| Sid 22d. sch Susan s Mary. Keene, New York.
p. Ar at East Greenwich z2d' sch Balloon Parker
| PAWTUCKET-Ar ed, sch Alpine, Oliver, from
| Bangor.
| Sid 22d, sch Palos, Cous ms. New YORK. A Jsl
| NEwPoRT-Ar 2ist, schs VIM stevens, Elweli.
| New York. - : : 80
| HOLMES HOLE-Ar 18th, schs james Henry
en- Graves, Portland for do ABBY GALE Rydsr Ben
last tor do.
Ar 10Th, sehs Telegraph, Cressey. Elizabethpor
for Boston; Neptune, Drew, So Amboy to Newbory
A Jameson, Candag Rockland for Fan River.
ar 2lst, Srg hio Grande. Bennett st John, N B
|
Monroe; Liz z,s N Merrill UImsr. I'M New York eI
Salem; sers Flora Ming COOK, portsmouth Tor Pro-
v,dence; Marrsl Dia1c, Meservey, 40 ior fniiadei-
Louise Hamilton, from Lingan, CD, Tor New York;
| Seraph. Ryder, do for do; frank Palmer, Durham,
Bath TO- Tor Nav Sava2nah; Anna Edwards, Ellis, Port
| land Tor new YORK.
BoSToNnAr ed. schs Lapwing. Durham, and
| cherokee, wentworth, Bangor; Denmark, Atw01d,
Wm1terport; Henry 4, Ha ding, Rocklandi Bram-
CID 2Sd, ship Cyclone, King. st John: NIB: schs
| Laura Brfdgman, Hart, Batimore j Whitsh ,use
Jones, Phllaaelphia; deo Brook, Henly, Portland,
teope, kumDali' Phlladelpina; Showers, French.
Tylshea and Ilr,tns mcSs' scUono, 90; Araeea'
anu Draus, pouge, Dangori MarleI, kaler,
Cd 2sil brio Valemeia ' Rradcr, 1Mu[ ar4
ponI $685. r',i; 90 T TrSloII, Marunigne; sets
raH SeaVey,, Sunl er, Turks Islands Starlight,
WAT.I;ii RIEXm 9sa, E1.on Bangor
~. pan,.d. ioth SCH Northern Warrior,
| ro Mr DapgUp' o,
| cu;,da G1;.t Vl-hr ~ sens Hattie Annah,
Gem Kfeber TurnePP d eena Harris Bangor
| BANGOR-Ar 2sd. brips Katabdin. ssunaers FIN
eSs Rich ays pSnl' ooom0s f0rt'and sch My
| Cid ed. brics Nimwaukes. Rranh.u phu.as,
bella ,Jewett Snsre NV Jersey City isa-
as eT Mew iOr d Hamilton Smith, do; May
| STAR Blanchard, Providence; David Babcock COZ
|
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soHIlAMATeeo

All goods hearing this stamp are heavily plated on
the finest Albata or Nickel Silver, and we guarantee
them in every respect superior to the best Sheffield
plate. ga rifH 5hah- ~ ~ II l-I7D = : !
GOR1IAM MANUFACTURING CO., sli1o
Silversmiths Manufacturers of Fine Electro Plate
Janeis wed&Sat 6m Providence, R.
~ The above goods may be found at Lowell q
Senters, 301 Congress st. ""
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For sale by all druggists or send your address and
80 cents to O. p. SEYMOUR & CO., Boston. Mass
and receive a box by return mail W. f. Pbiilins a
Co., agents for Maine. april261vsn -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
RubiC0l.

This unriyalled preparation tor identifying the
complexion and restoring the freshness and bloom Of
youth, and for removing Tan, Sunburn, Moth and
Freckles now for sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods dealers in this city. Enquire for Rubicel.
August "a, 2wsn
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capable Agents TO Sell our Works
1ys o.. JUST ISSUED.
fop"tGr SUBJECTS. Terms Lfberay.
Apply with reference to g-E f. 80
American Chrome PuB's Co.,
eue%fuoe o. Greene st, N. Y City
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Secretary Eon B. B. G,

3 GLYoERINE SoAP.-Some years ago we tried
Stearns & Co.'s Glycerne Soap, and found it
to be most excellent article both in the print
ing office and in the family. The war of the
rebellion having prevented the obtaining of
pure materials used in it's manufacture, unless
at exceeding great cost, the manu- facture of it
was suspended. But now the manufacture of
it is resumed, and Stearns & Co. are ready to
supply dealers with this superior article
Z Messrs. John Randall & Co., head Of Long
8 Wharf, are the wholesale agents for this city.
The article is adapted to every use from the
3 laundry to the toilet.
: ( RAILWAY TRAFFIo.-The following are the
receipts of the Grand Trunk Railway for the
week ending Aug. Sd, 1867: a.s5e, sf.L-.
Express Freight Mails and Sundries, 1880 90
Freight and Live Stock. SO, 453 90
i1 aata tft 49, - -
Corresponding week last year,. 1928, 091 0C
Decrease, S, IL, 275 OF
JOSEPH HICKSON,
FatftBr Secretary and Treasurer
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Notice.

he@s Notice. +
The Republican voters of Windham are requested
to meet at the Town House, in said Windham, on
Saturday, Aug oath, at o'clock P. M. to nominate
candidate for Representative. Also to choose
Town Comm lite.
Per Order Town Committee
Aug o0-d&wtd
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NEw1ADvERTIsEN :INTs.
Ez#n IMPORTANT Eaa
TO TRArEL ERS.
Through Tickets

Vest, South and Nor h West
va Va Boston and New York CITY. and ERLE: AILAN-
nc and GREAT WESTERN, OF PJfNNSYLVA-
MA CENTRAL RAILROADS, or ~ Boston AZ
1Gny, B1edto Z CIeretand, by the NEF YORK CEN
1hAhh, q LAKE SHORE Rail Road, o. ria Sltspen-
ss9n 1rldge Niagara Fails IN the GEPAT WESJ-
EhM hdn Road TO CHICAGO, MILWAUKEE,
Lacrosse, ~ Pau, Rock Island and all north Cestern
points, or vtd the CLEVELAND. COLUMBUS.
CINCINNAIL or BELLEFONT1LN53 Rail Road
Lines TO lINCINNATI, louisville. Indianapolis,
Cairo, So Louis, Memphis, VicksbaT0; Neto OrleGns
and all points in the South West or Via the GREAT
UNIONPACIFIC Rail Road from Council Bluffs,
or Omaha to Denver tit,, Coloia %, Nevada,
IDAHO, and all other important points.
FOR SALE at the Only UNION TICKET OFFICE
in Portland,
No. 40 1-2 Exchange street.
-.lr w. ID. LITTLE a. Co., Agents.
az Passage Tickets to California Liverpool
ana Continent for sale at the lowest
Aeoos' auR24-H
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The RIVERSIDE has grapes upon its cover,
and any number Of beautiful things within.
Two fine full page illustrations by Stephens
aud Hyde, and . number Of smaller ones; a
fairy tale of g Six Little Princesses; Russian
story; an account of the "Once Upon Time
Club" The Little Bachelor" "a Ride ON a
Whale and various other enjoyable things
make up the number. . aolia 3 i5W .5 slan
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Wanted
Situation Wanfed- u

wanted
A 7 FERNALD & SONS. un,lar prohlo IT,. !.
a Coat and Vest Makers. ano nxsse'
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a ras,ry CooS, either In a Hotel Restaurant q.
a a5p%9arding House, BY capable woman.
Auuress l., TINS office. au24dtf
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Boarding stable.

HAVING taken the Stable at the corner Of Conn
- mereial and High streers, am prepared to
board Horses, taking the best OF care OF them Being
well known 10 the hOrsemen Of Portland and vici-
my as good person to fit and train horses for trot
tug, would refer to them as to my character and
aoihty to keep frst-elass Boarding Stable
Ar,. GEORGE BATES
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PROPOSALS FOR CATTLE FOR
l. ThE wIHNBBAG0 INDIANA h

sEALED PROPOSALS will be received until =
o.e.oek IN. o. the 10th day Of JUNE 1867 al the
oney o. Tue super nte dent Of Indian AfAirs for tn
rorleern suPerintsndoncy, Omaha City, Eebra-kr
oriutnishlng subsistence to the WinnebsRo Indlanf
AZ thelr reservation In Nebraska eighty miles morn
OF o. aha City, AS follows:
!, 100 pounds Of Bosf per day, net weight
600 pound Of Flour per day, and
200 Pounds OF Salt per month, up to tho LIST day
Also from and after the lst day Of August 1857 L..
me LIST day Of juno, 1858, the following supplies
$50 PoundS Of n,sf per day. net weight, and
All articles OF subsistence Furnished pust h. -
good quality and sublsct to Inspection aud Tejeeop
by the agent Of thu WinnebAgoes.
rue righ reserved to increase or diminish tho .
amount u supplies at the discretion Of the Superin
tendency. SNP'''n'
Also, to terminate the contract that nav IA An. d.
1edsI iHIo giving the contractor contractors siy
The contractor viii be required to execute Roos o.
nd snmclent bold In thesum Of 60 900 for the faith
ful fulhlment Of the contract N'N nj
The party or pATtsE to whom the Award IA MAJ.
give the required bond, AA' a,
Separate proposals will DO received for each .rcI se
OF snoshtenee called for In this advertisement la
may be offered. W M D'uS 'hh Il
'hsir places Of residence. "H
., oposalS must be endorsed "ProposAls for Gain.
lot the Winnebsgo Indians ~ 0A"'
II. B. DBNMAH,
rntendent OF Indian Affairs
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.pp,vALs AT THE HOTELS.

METROPOLITAN HoTEL-Porrs SHELLEY.
M. O G. Brush, Philadeiphis; Joseph Anderson,
S'IsT'i & eis aSC' &asSipston J Perry baiu
more; T. D Pa,toruis, PhiladslPhi.; Hon J.m,s
s%A cRSrsS ri s%hS 3 Boo s' PSss E
Orleans; N. BermOn, Bsituorsj walter hsnlsy,
Wright, New York John 7. Ross, Miss N. D Lang
ley. Baltimore; Mrs. flanner, Va Thomas o. "00u
son, Ala. George Compton, Fairfax, Va
wILLARDs' HoTEL-sYKEs, CHADwieKS Co.
wa Wheeler, NJ Jacobs, g. Ranoa',c T. s n nSofT
J. van Wyck, W s Stevens, Q: Mani,os q Il, Ss''g'
wdT;I ayd; S,1: T. 81 S:1 YORK S kiSsss
W 7. RosiW"od' IN J.. Il; 0eiSn Ohio 3. u;
Smith rsIiadsIPh'K W HsrS ES%;li ouni,nsh.a,
oSi Jobo,iSn, Ala; c. II Keywood, Mass. Q. II.
Hotehkiss, Conn., J. Jole, N. II.
sEAToN HoUsE-JoHs II. sENMEs.
y sSga3., ma u c Page Shsrl sc,, sScnSH' NJ
ThiI,dsip6ia; < 4: Reeves. New York; I Ea.,S1'
New ork; y. A. Gibboue, Baltimore; Prank II.
Gibbons, IT,, Norfolk, Va. Thomas NTH, PORT.
mouth, Va. Lewis Roseufeid, Atlanta, Ga John
NAglee, IT, Va D. Garrison, Philadelphta; John
Reach, Now York.
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