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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UAIrIp SfArRs pArpsr n

wAsHIsGToE, Feb. ~, ISIS
On the petition Of THOMAS T. JARRErr. of HorshasH;
Penn, praying for the extension Of patent granted
to him The Soth day Of May, 1884, for Improvement
In Hay Elevators for seyes year, from the expiration
Of sad patent, which takes place the Sth day VI
May. 1865:
II Ia ordered that the said petition be heard at the
aeIt at u clock, and ~ persons are notified 10
appear and show cause, II any they have, why said
petition ought not to be granted.
Person. opposing the extension are required to nls
In the Patent OMce their objections, specially set
forth 10 writing, At least tcenty days before the
Of hearing all testimony nlsd BY either party, TO be
used At the said hearing must be taken aud trans
mitted in accordance with the rules Oft which
will be furnished on application,
Deposlons and other papers, relied upon as testi-
mony, must be ned In the ohee tipeBtu days before
the day Of hearing the Arguments, any, within ten
days after hlng the testimony.
Ordered, also, that th. notice be published In the
Republican and the Intellisencsr. Wash ington, d.
c., and In the Register. Norrl stown, Penn. once
week for three successive weeksi the frat Of said
day of hearing. A, NJ. STOUT,
mha-T3t Acting Commissioner OF Patents,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

A LECTURE for the benefit OF the Congroga.
tionsl Church will take place this evening at
Columbia College Law Building, Fifth street,
opposite tho City Hall.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

SALE OF BUILDING SHAREs.-The Excelsior
Building Association, at It's last meeting at Tenn
an average premium OF 50 per cent, eaneeliiag
- shares Of stock,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

Hon. u. +. HOPKINS, of Wisconsin, Major
General Burbridge, OF Kentucky, Judge Har-
before the soldiers and sailors Union on Mon
day evening next
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JEWISH FAST AND FEsTIyAL;-Thursday, the
Jewish Fast of Esther was observed, and to-:
morrow the festival of Purim Is celebrated, or
both we find a full and interesting account in the
Biblical book of Esther.
Esther (lIsdassa) was a Persian Queen, of
Jewish descent, and wife OF King Ahasuerus.
Her history, as well as the narrative OF the de-
livery of the Jews by her from general massa-
ere, Is given In the Bible. This massacre was to
have taken place throughout the whole Persian
empire on the 18th Of the month Adar. King
AhAsuerus, matted by his jealous and yindictive
minister IIsman, who was incensed by the indie
pendent spirit OF the Jew Mprdecai, resolved
upon the death of all the Jews Ia his dom inions
but was turned from his wicked purpose by Es
thcr, who, inspired by Mordecai, saved her nation
at the risk Of her own life, To commemorate
the moat miraculous salvation of their people
and the destruction Of their enemies, Mordecai
and Esther introduced the fast of the 18th of
Adar-the day Of danger, 1t 10 solemnly enjoined
upon the Jews, wherever they may be, to OBJ
serve this fast yearly at this date. Power was
given the Jews to defend themselves against
their enemies and seventy and live thousand of
tho latter were destroyed, among them Haman
and his ten sons.
The festival OF Purim, which commentaries
the delivery of the Jews from the wrath OF Ha.
man Is a season Of entertainment and JOY, and
for sending presents and giving aims to the
poor.
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Tnn JoSADAps.-The cur ous can now be graf.
lied with behoIdIng lifc.like hotSegr"Phs OF ne
din. And which can be seen at his Very. MEG.
designs presenting the picture to CouHcii NO l.
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CIRCULATING LIBRARY.

CIRCULATING LIBRARY.
MEMBERSHIP, or "sHAREs," by the month, 80
cents, All the NEW BOOKS As soon As published.
Also, by the day or week. Old Books bought by the
whole Library or Single Book, All are invited to cal
and At 46S seventh street. between and r. under
the once Of the Collector OF Internal Revenue as also
he United States Assessor 8 once. fe7.h
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

DECREASE or FORCE IN THE NAVY YARDS
We are Informed that the head OF the Bureau of
Constturtion Issued an order yesterday to the
yards coming under Its Jurisdiction, to imme.
diately reduce their forces, to what extent we
do not know. We also hear that 1t 10 the inten-
the yards to take place on the 18th inst This,
we hoped, would be sverted, aud we again ask,
In their behalf, tRSt such may be the case. Fam
the best, will stand q fair chance Of suffering
Immensely, II the order alluded to should be pr o,
mulrsted and carried into effect.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

OLE BULLS
oRAsD ECBRTs,
l. OLE BULL
Has The honor to snnounee that h. will give
TWO GRAND CONCERTS
ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
March and 10.
| Assisted By the following talent
MADAME vARIAs HOFFMAN, q.
| The fayorite Prima Donna;
MR.. IoNATz POLAR.
Baritone, and
Mr.. EDWARD HOFFMAN,,
The eminent Pianist and Composer.
nomlssioh dollar
heserNed scAh....,.. .......s,,,.,,,,..,,,,fl 90
The sale Of Reserved Seats will commence "a
"WEDNESDAY MORNING, at . o clock at NetierON' :
Music Store.
wi EfS5tss.I. in faar.
mh2-u
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EoUIrY CouRr-Judge Oiin.-Thc following or
ders were entered yesterday;
ITO. Miller vs.. New Mexico Mining Company
Decree pro conJcsso against the defe ndant, &c.
ll0i. Gaines vs.. Alexander ct al Order setting
aside former order dismissing bill, and allowing
twenty days to plead.
pointing Washington Chcscldinc trustee to sell
Adjourned.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

LARCENY or CLocK.-In the absence OF Jus.
tice Walter, on Thursday, some unknown thief
entered his office, on D street, between Third
and our.snd-a.half streets, aud stole his clock.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

Native WINE BITTERs ANoSg THK LADIES -
Another testimonial that IL we'll worth reading
HARRIssURg, Pa, March 5, 1865.
Mr.. @. GAuTlER: Since my friends have per-
cciyed the great Improvement In my health from
using your Native Wine Ditters, several OF them
who are afflicted as was and as many Of our
sex arc, have requested me to order case for
them, to be sent to my address as before. en-
close a check for fourteen dollars.
Respectfully, MRS 4. BRowN.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

TAKEN DoyS.-The Ssll OF the First Presby-
terrain church, on Four'snd-a-haii street, weigh;
ing ,5lb pounds, which was accidentally cracked
some months since, has just been taken down,
/, saving been sold for the purpose OF being re-
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

Nor CoLOgED-A subscriber says: under
stand that In your issue OF to-day the statement
IL made that one OF the secretaries OF the balti-
more Conference OF the NJ, Il. Church South Ia =
aoloIed man. Allow me to state that such 10 not
the fact. The secretaries are as follows; Rev; J.
y. Martin, presiding elderoi Washington uistriot'
4uynn Coe, of Shepherdstown station-hll white
men. Oblige by making the correction"
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

ELECTION or OYPIcGRs.-Ata regular monthly
meeting OF tho Union base ball Clue, held last
night, at Magee's Hall, street, between twelfth
and Thirteenth streets, the following oiiicers
were slected: Presidenf, II. NJ, Drink.rd; vice
A. Anderson; corresponding secretary, J. J.
Beardsiey; treasurer, A, NJ. Mizzeyi Directors,
r. M. Drlnkard, Frank NJ. Marshhll Frank Ne
Glsthery, II. A. Sylvester, and j. X. Lathropi
scorer, Il. II. Pearson.
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PASTORAL APPorsTNgSrs.-rh Most Rev.
Arch bishop SpRlding has made the followingpas,
torsi nppotl tmentB, to take effect on the third
Sunday OF Lent: Rev. Henry Rcardon, of the
Havrede-grsce mission, appointed assistant pas
Jos L. Barry, OF EikElIge Landing, appointed
TO the mission of Hsyresderj race, and the Rev.
Heary Spruyt, of Montgomery solDty, apo inted
TO the mission OF Elkridge Landry Catholic
Mirror.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

RELIoIous PROFESSION AND RsCErTlos.-The
Caihoic Mirror says In the Convent OF the
Visitation, 9eorgetown, u. T., on February %,
Miss Lucretia Clarke, of Baltimore, In religion
sion. At the same tims Mas Kate Smith, OF
Reading, Pa, In religion Sister Mary Lauretia
and Miss Alice Stoop. Of Warrington, ID. o., In
White Veil. Very Rev. John Foley otneiated,
Sssisted by Rev, A. Roccofort, S. j., and Rey, 4.
y, Ciampi, S. J.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-03-07

IN BAD LucK.-In times like the present,
when It is a difficult matter to raise the where
withsl' for ordinary purposes, the misfortune
fore We are sorryto announce that ohiecr Hill,
Of the Seysnth precinct, after having just re-
eaongh to lose It, Dir. Hill think he either lost
II while passing through the markethouso or had
his pocket picked, and, bsing In great need OF
finder II returned to him at the Seyenth pre-
sinet on-house.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1868-12-22

barely one per cent. above par, the Govern
ment could issue il so fast aud 80 far only as
TO meet the run on the Treasury for specie.
This oonsol backing the seventy millions of
coin, would give the lame ducks more than
they could digest.
Bat would arm the Treasury, moreover,
with power TO borrow on temporary loan at
such rate as should be found necessary to
maintain resumption. II coin ran low aud
the oonsols fell below par, would authorize
the Secretary TO 90 into the market aud bor-
row, at three, ak, nine, and twelve months,
on the faith and credit Of the United States,
such sums as he might need, and at the best
attainable rates. If elk per cent. would not
serve, would have him pay more.
Now be good enough to remember that
every dollar of coin taken out of the Treasury
must be placed somewhere else. II would
not be annihilated and very little of it, under
the Btringency that such a struggle must pro-
duce, would 90 abroad. Those who owned it
would wish to have 1t safely placed where II
would earn them something; and what could
they do better than lend it to the Government
Two-thirds of it would return, like Noah's
dove to the Ark, after a very brief sojourn
elsewhere. The lame ducks, if they should
draw it, would be unable to hold it.
Let us now imagine the case, which deem
most improbable, of the Treasury being
wholly depleted of coin-what of itl We have
honestly and earnestly tried to make good our
promises-we have paid out our seventy mil.
lions on hand, with all we can borrow on long
bonds at moderate rates and on temporary
loan at higher: where is the harm? The sum
has gone to pay our debts, and we owe at
least seventy millions less than at present.
There is so much more coin in circulation;
there are so many fewer greenbacks afoat;
and these are still in demand to pay taxes,
wages, debts, and obligations of every kind.
insist that our credit would be stronger and
our currency far nearer specie par than at
present. And, if our expenditures can be
cut down and our incom brought up, SO that
the latter shall exceed the former by one mil
lion peri week, we would very soon
resume again by simply boarding or burning
our surplus currency. HoRACE GREELEY.
New York, Dec. q, 1868.
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A New AND AdeGuate Currency Plan.

from the Cincinnati Gozeue
In our imitation of the currency we tried to
ignore the difference between paper dollar
and real dollar. We thought to keep one as
good as the other by refusing to recognize the
rapidly widening difference. We made the
paper a legal tender, and assumed that this
had mad5 any difference impossible. We
charged those who recognized any distinction
with a want of patriotism. We enacted penal
laws against trade transactions which made
difference between gold aud paper money.
Our courts refused TO know that there was a
difference, although the Government itself
recognized that it had two kinds of money of
different values. But all this could not pre-
vent trade from settling the difference. The
} esult is, the values OF property and the great
bulk OF the private and corporate indebtedness
of the country have been formed upon the
lasis of a currency whose value is no more
than 65 or 70 cents on the dollar.
In all measures to restore our money to the
gold standard, We have to face the tremendous
fact that the operation OF raising the value Of
the money Of payment to par will actually in
crease the debt of every individual and corpo-
ration near fifty per cent To add this pro-
portion to the average trade indebtedness is
about equivalent to a wiping out OF the capital
of the whole body Of traders. To add near
fifty per cent. to the amount OF indebtedness
that is secured upon property would be about
equivalent to an edict of foreclosure. The in
crease in that part of the public debt which is
represented by legal-tender notes, alone,
by making it payable in coin, would be an
amount that would absorb the surplus of
several years of economical administration and
successful taxation but We suppose that the
amount of personal and corporate indebted
Ress that dates no further back than the cur
rnoy expansion is four times as great as the
national debt, aud, therefore, that the increase
In this private indebtedness, by raising the
value OF the money OF payment near fifty per
cent would alone be nearly equal to the whole
amount OF the public debt.
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A ppREss TO rHK NERVOUS AND prRII.

A DpREss TO THR NERVOUS AND pEBIL-
"A a A1ED whose suserings have been pre-
tracted from hidden caufes. and whose casee
9uire prompt treatment TO render existence desirs
Die; II You are suffering or have suffered from
upon your general heslthf Do you feel weak, de-
biitsted. easily tired Does little extra exerticn
out Of orderf 1s your urine sometimes thick milky,
or Rocky, or is II ropy settlngf Or does thick
scum rise 70 the topi OR sediment at the bet
s e s,eE u hss sto ID swnils have .ps.
eopsips,.esS B9 you have spells Of fAintins or
this suisectf DO you feel dull, listless. nopins,
a .ne Q, company or ,isr Do 5og yish 70 Dc In
thing make y9u start or Jump, Il your sleep broken
r. he s on Is the ,g s Of Sog5 eye e brilliant,
yourself In society wellf DO yau pursne YOUR
business siih The same enersy DoyO1 feel =
Dull and Tagging. given 20 Its Of rl~IsBchOly, II
80, 90 MOI lay u 70 ygpr liver or dyspepsia. Have
weak, and have but little appetite and you at
tr,nnis ,his 70 dysPepsla or liver oomrlAint'
cured, and sexual excesees. all capable OF pro-
onolne = :. seskness OF TIE eeneratIye organs. The
the man. Did you ever thisk thst those bold. def
men are swsy. sboses Ss.ps.
in perfect health You never hear such men com
pitstion Of the heart They are never sfraid tbey
cannot succeed In business; they don't become ed
ant in the Company Of Isse.. sbs ioos n Sos sss
them night IN the fsce-Done ofyour oowncs.t looks
or any other meanness about them. I DO not moan
those who keep the organs inHaned by running TO
eNe.se fhese will not only ruin their constftu-
tons. but ALEC those they do business with or for
how many men, from badiy-cured diseases. from
the ef cts oi self abuse and have brOu rht
about that state OF weak nees in ia organ. that
has reduced the general ~ stem mu chss TO In
ouce almost every other disesse-idiocy, luuacy,
pa, slysis spinal affections. suicide, and aImsa
eserJ OF her form OF disease which humanity 10 h@fr
t.. and the real Of the trouble scarcely ever
suspected and have doctorea for ell but the right
one
Diseases Of these organs require the use OF . az.
uretie: HELEBoLDs FLUID EXTRACT RC-
CHt Is the greet piuretic: and is et.in core
for diseases OF the Bladder Kidneys. Gravel prop-
sy. oresnic weskne,s Female complAints, 6es-
ernl Debility. and all diseases OF the Urinary Or
gene, whether exiting in Male or Female from
shaiever cause originating, and no matter OF how
long standing.
IL no treatment is Submitted TO. Consumptioa or
1nss nity MAJ enrue. Our flesh and blood Are suD-
ported from these es and the IN aud he D
pness, and that OF Posterity ENDS pen oromS<
90 Of a reliable remedy.
HelmbC lds Extract Buchu, established upv>r1
Of eighteen years prspsr~d by
HI. HeLMBoLb, Druggist,
Sel Broadway, New York, and
1o4 eouth 10Th street. Phiiadelphis. Pc.
PRioE-$l Us per bottle, or Elk bottles for o. -.
every~ here. &C H-d&wiy
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAM, &C.


The organization Of the Italian Cabins, has
bo.n complied. The new CaiAnet = annoa noed
Ne follovs:-Msnabrea- President an a Min -sc~
of FOreign Affairs, COrdoNa, Minister OF Into
nor; Btrny, Minister Of flnance, Reae, MIN
i,er OF War; Ffiippo, Ministr Of Just,cs
Broglio Minister OF Public Instruction; Cas-
i.ni Ministsr Of Public Work.; and RabOtri.
Minister of Marine
Mayor Hoffman delivered his annual message
TO the Common Councsl of New York yestcr-
day. C0nsids rahle space h. devoted % a review
81 ths EtAaiiOn al 10. " in view Of show NJ
hat tn larg, II proportion of the Increase -
que Ia TIE eNprn-s- al commissions forced upon
the people Of the city by the Is-cislature, ant
Without then own appreciation OF consent Tss
State inN r. shown 10 b. largely Increasing N
oth,r spectS.
The Il, hate IN the Danish Ri--dar ON tho
sale Of the Nist India lslaRds 20 he I nits>d
state Las lsen adjourned ca a future CAV Ne
deClsiY" Nots has NJ t-.an taken.
PA. A. Bradl.y. of Boston. n negro. was tr,.d
ty the Mayors Court. in Savannah, Ga. yes-
to-day morning and convicted OF riotous ana
disorder ly conduct and disturbing tie peaoa.
he Mas sentenced 90 pay one hundn,d dollars
and Ia duys Tor croeS contrnpt OF court
1htr ~ was great cNcitsmcnt among the negroes.
An the business portion of Indianola. Texas.
Was destroyed by nre on the % inst. Loss.
sl.aoe. DO insurance.
John White. a professional burglar. formerly
OF New \ ork. who committed serious and dsr-
ing hurr lariss IN Maine lately. Wa Yesterday
: ntenc'd 20 the STATE prison Tor life.
:. 4. CcnoNer and II. n. Hooper were arrest
ed IN Kingston. Canada. yesterday, for passing
bogus drafts on Jay Cooke a. Co. OF New York
purpcriing 10 b. drawn by NJ. X. Dyer a Co.,
of Clifton.
Two thousand dollars We're COLLECTED at ~,
Patrick's church, Montreal, on sunday, Tor the
Pope.
The Register, a new Republican paper OF the
strictsst sect. sppears.d in Richmond Yesterday
Colonel A. W. Sheldon IT. its editor.
The clothing house Of Bowman A Stroock
was burned IN Richmond last night. Los,
&bLOg
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-07

MATRIMONIAL MEECHASDIzE.-The San
Francisco Market Review has the following:
" For a month past every steamer from the
fast has brought unusually large numbers OF
women. Over one-third of all the cabin pas
sengers have been Of the female gender. The
matrimonial market of the Pacific coast al
though not IN the line OF our legiumate re-
marks, is becoming quite an object Of attsntion
at the East The war consumed over $4,000
men. Snd in some States the excess Of women
over the sterner sex is almost seven or eight 10
one. The Pacific States and Territories con-
tain nearly thirty times more men than women.
and II the right sort Of the latter seek this mar
ket IN quiet way. the probabilities are greatly
IN favor of changing their names soon after ar
rival. This would result i'm building up thou
sands OF homesteads, rendering our population
more stable and moral. increasing respect and
obedience 10 the laws, improving aud IN fold
ing our resources. and lettering our condition
IN all other respects"
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C0NGRES>IoNAI.

SESATK.-lestsrday afternoon the resolution
admitting Hon. Philip r. Thomas, Of Maryland.
20 he s-sst- was debated at some length. when
Mr.. johnson Withdrew his motion 10 postpone.
The bill wac laid ABIDE, and the Senate al
Iourned.
HovsE.-Mr. Washburn. UndD called up the
ball reported nv the Select Committee on SOL
disrs' BOunties. The first section directs the
SECRETARY of the Treasury 10 employ. by trans
fer or otherwise. twenty five additional clerks
in the division Of the Second Auditors Office,
employed I'm furnishing information TO the pay
master general in reference to soldiers claiming
bounty under the act Of July. le,;b % b. contin-
uef aS long ~ necessary.
Without disposing Of the bill, the House. NJ
O'Clock. adjourned.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOB AMY IIAIsPosfA.

Oeoe Cs0 Q~s.s~massN, I
Sealed P.oeossi. Vii 3 reeve, sG 4 Ii: Ode.
ss g., ~ y o'cl.s h the l1rH or JAFUAR!, -,
q An, %i.r g '; ss ss::
March 81, 1858, on the foil. Wing Z ross: ; - 'As
ROUTE No, 2.
and s,y ether p int or points thai may Be dssie.
s nfS .y the Chiet oHaitermastsr pepartnsnt Of
70 any places that may be desienated By the ship.
psspf oniesr In the state Of ansas and Territory
70 F@Tt Union New Mssies, or other depot s ana
nay be designated in that Territory, and 70 any
ROUTE No 5.
established in The territory Of New Assco. to any
ans, b. ard t. sTsh Po.ts 9r station. :.
grees.
IRON such pfnt as may be designated on the
Missouri fs'ito Railroad. Southwest Braoch of
T1I or The SniSr P.se
mi,1er, p1,pt ss may be established - the
to s ,s's during III.
viii net exceed on Route No. ., 5000 ed poun fs;
90 fonts no s. ooe go pounds; and, on Route No.
Proposals. win be made for each route separ-
Bidders viii state the rate DER loo pounds per no
milss st which they viii. transport the stores in
zach mSn,h Si the yesr beginning April /, 1868,
Bidders Will give their names in full, a. we'll
tneir places OF residence, an1 each proposal must
be ACCOMPANIED by a bond in the sum Of ten thou
sand $1,000, dollars. duly executed BY two or
more responsible persons, In legal form and pro-
perly stamped guar anteeiI that In case the con-
tract Is awarded for the route mentioned In the
proposal to the party proposing 1t will be
aid entered into, and good and sufi Gent security
turnlshto oy said party in accordance with the
terms Of this advertisement.
Zach bidder must be present at the opening of
, The contract will be required to Give bonds in
the following amounts:
ON ON k koTIE NJ STosS
On ROUTE No. S, 40m
satisfactory evidence Of the loyalty and scivency
Of each bidder and person offered as security will
Proposes ais will be endorsed PROPOSALS for Army
transportation on Route Nos. 2, 8, or So as the
case may be. and none will be entertained unless
they comply with the requirements of this sdver-
tisement.
The party to whom an award Is made must be
prepared to execute the contract without uupeces-
sary delay aud TO give the required bonds for the
faithful performance OF the contract.
The night to reject any and ell bids that may be
The contractor on each route must be in readf-
ness for service by the rst day of April 1883 and
must have q place of business or agency at which
be may be communicated with readily. For Route
No: 2, at Fort Harker, and such other point the
railroad as may be designated the starting point
Il the route; for Route No. }, at Fort Union New
Mexico. or such other point as may be established
- the depot, and for Route Nos at Lesvenworth,
Kansas.
Blank forms showing the conditions of the con-
tract to be entered into Tor each Route be had
the Qusrtsrmaster at New York, Chicago: st.
Louis, 81. Paul, Fort Leavenworth, Omaha, Dem
yer, G.. T, ard Santa Fe and must accompany and
be part Of the proposals.
Deputy Qusrtermaster General,
de4usllB G. Y. NJ. Dept Of the Missouri.