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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

A FTsTsHED WoREaAx.--There
are thousands OF persons In the world
who yet up for boss mechanics Of one
kind and another, who are nos even
second class apprentices ofsix months
seryiee but such b nos the case
With Mr. w. H AT-BgraHT. Of the
arm a Henry yoss a Co. He Is q
NO. ! paper Aanges. We speak
from actual knowledge, having EN-
played him TODD some paper hang
ing sR us, we And that ne has done
itiaa workmanliks nlanner. We
would advise those Of our readers
who want any paper hanging done,
10 give Mr.. Albright the job. He
hos wall paper Of every shade and
description ON hand. Head their ad-
vertlamenas In our advertising cob
Enaxls.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

THE D1sTRlcsT CoURT.-The Dis-
sssct Cours, Judge Day pEssiding, b
asss In sessiosa la the nsw eosaKt house
In this city. We understand that
there Is d large number nf sases on
siarket, and q there Is plenty 81 time
alioxea, we hope the Judge will
hasd on until the docket il cleared.
The soliowing persons ARE Iii astsa-
siasa<e ~ Jurors
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

WOULD Nor LET HIM We
understand that the services at Mar
shat Bump were required by . peg
son hst evening b. gain adnittanee
into his swn house, and then he
did NOT get hi. II seems that some
good woman, resident ON Madison
street, O. somewhere elss, has arrived
at the cnsasixsson that III her ssliage
lord'' would stay out half Of the
night, that he might as wen make y
whole night Of Il, and In pursuance
OF that Idea, she locked him oss.
Marshal Bump rs we understand,
was called upon 30 eject m eafmace
Into the premises but when he M
rived on the ground, instead al find
ing the lady OF the hoszse ssst asaesp,
she was mp and ws<is awake with o
revolveR In each lasxi, i&Adin0 MI
defiance. The Marshal, we nader
stand, came 10 the conclusion that
ID was no part Of his duty 10 settle
family jars,n and beat q retreat,
leaving the husband and wife 10 set
the their own domestic affairs In their
own way, sabieca oaly to the orsii-
aanees and laws In such cases made
and provided.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
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IN &Gx 10 &zaena al aes ayps ased April 10 mss.
eHtstlhd A. se& - e1cess Inc sf&as aa Iand 10
80 ASsss fswas made By act Of U@aKrsas q
M&g ~ 80 asd 10 exxty sas tis prsyGsisas
~ Aesa &Gs snkast4G an ars aST xFaxs a fassa a
TO- asssa ~ @sy IN aass Rsse srskxssss 10 Al =
" thsssasssaetSan VI a sxksssaa ts asxa state
sss % aseks ssaezaHi TIE aereptsaes u tke s4aaa
ef Gewa Ne Ssaa Sraas "a ssn6.
HhsEs&as Ia SAID sel a La Gsasrsi AsseznssS IL
tss stsae ~ k.sa, aagFsvea Apris %, lesE, tbs
w.ss slx's ssSars IN iAs aFsS sFggaea sheTess hy
u ieks4s ssstssa Vi ths waFa Mas. r. sA1retaFs
@scxaaa BsH ssafffd ~ sAe Esn<xaE Aas<a~
~ a. ass ksaf ~ Sssz, Esss said s1s -p1TavsM
ART ~ a19A IN hefsey sas ryssa hF sasfanx su1 "
u sFss seGaisa shsfess shs wsFa yaas.s and ~
sahsfs attas sasseaa sA~Teasighs wasra ssMayss -
szas the AxEs - asasxuxAa sf tbs 40 - Gsasrsss
sAfe sS4sfEea -. wia D. esfgsctx staasa ~ kAe4
hnx hefn Msg u. fa&a sass wialcb Nas latem1ea -
AAss asx2 shsfska stassss ans ne sscfpk1asa a
szsd gsant az sss isgssaaaa IS be ssss - said acs
spprsyea Avsases 1854. u hs8rAs saxaaes aaa geas
&gM@as
seellsn :. rails set hsIax aesaea ~ sAs sssss-
ssA Assssasis II ssamssszsks laesEgzzsee shsA
sake F&nes eaa e. IL fsKer frsu snd asgxg rs ab~
lrsaiaa la sh@ H6lsg Ieasa ssg afssssfsr sma kwa
Ifezsxsfs@as aswsSaBssa pssiishsa as paa Ms&ses.
Is@a
Apprsyea Marsh 8ags 1855 n
hss sAy certify taat kee ssregsang AGA tsak e.
seef ~ Psassaeasaabs ~ seaasfsa IN ezaMz Gas -
u, % iae ias Gag - ApTt94 .. EsEs
ED wasGssT. sfssg - esaan
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

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Es ssAas& ss III i - 81 u Fsf S&3& - -
& - IL 3# sszsaf rszs - $50 q 4
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Seeef4 IL .zn<11 n - afS6e trusss~S,
VI e1%13I ~ hxnDG4 ~ HES71nGs = 3mwsfkxSzar
~ n591 - xe SfU1tet&eus NqE& GSxace % -
20 M1U8ef n Mo4knn1 nt11eeHesQks
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Il - ss1H = - y - = = p ~ : "a
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sss<sesAe see ~ eenenu& n - - ~ <Nnae
eesxf9y - - &1e1x u - - = III - xssSsx ~
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- - e496s - 4<me3n9 - - enN11e Iee4sssx
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srsassssr ~ - 80 3 -, - 49, - =
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

OPINION or CoLFAx ~ THE
WHsr.-The Cleveland Hsaiadealy
says OF Coafax that he II "a poaifi-
cian BY trade, and l. notorious In In
diana ~ q chronic ONCE feggax p
that .siae was elected 10 Cengress In
1884 BY the K,sow Noehdags pasty and
he WIS one ofthe most bitter. loud
nseuthed defanleFs Of our foreign
born fellow eitizeaw In that nssns0Ea-
BIZ campaign and thai abe II best
known ~ mere partisan lntriguer,
al atall of Radical bitterness xs old
Thaki. himself posseased Of neither
strength nor eonprshenkv enes 81
mind NOR generosity ofdispusifion. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11
unAP9Em q.

an ACT to asssaa CksRsss 10 20 the Aefs At tks
FSswsaIA graFssi a<seaahszs sa1aEaea sau AGA Ia
require eEa@rs OF ihsssAiug Rssshanss Il guasa
seainas nc adents4s 81
ssSsaaa 4 asi saaefsa ss sAs Ssxssras Aassm
big a. fk< tsass ~ Res1 xhss sav psssx1 rasslnz
sAsrekaag ussaa - IN sAls stats. asa wss sa.ss-
pyEuE eta the fepnlfvsass4 al tsetIam s,F ssxssa
tor sss ~ taw ssss ~ ss sssw sfA xxapTas aass3~
hss, shzs1 ~ DEVISED Rssasy u aHitaezesnar. sss
ID liable - ~ p@na sled bg aAe ~ A~S Eess Esaz
ssu nor useTa saaa ~ &sslsksAs Mf asasy azrY a.
vsgs ss 1ay, he ehass s~ sasssst FMe ps@vs ssaa8
n slid aal--xAia pussssy b eMssss<a = srexs-
SFd ~ fsw fer eehpe nj kfessse re- Il
Apgs ssea Maseh sssh. sH&a
sTATK o. Enw4 H.
fNss # SAszsfsvE ~ Mass.
Iasa Ma8Hes. nag 4. lsda
hereby certify shsa sha ge4sssssg Il 4 Iva
cory III tha sT4slmas ysA @sw a aaH isS tess esss
80 Nas0tIT, aee's q asals.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

Add TO this the amount q
redemption money In the
hands Of the clerk when
the committee made their !
report In March last, $500 90
The clerk says large proportion
has been paid since the committee
their report.
Appropos to this matter, i found
while examining the ''stub book, !"
that Miss Nancy Blooaaer Chapman
had received from this county be
taesn 9, 900 and %, coo, through the
influence Of the said clerk, for print
In. And I have learned that the
same work could have been done
fof about u 100. But II would not
do 10 let any other establishment, or
party, have the work, beeanss oshezs
were not quite ~ .sloyal'' ~ Bardlek
and Miss Nancy Bloonaer Chapman,
and the Interest Of the "loysin party
might be prajudieed by any otAsr ar
rangenent- don't think Miss Nam
cy Bloorner Chapman pays very
much in the way Of taxes, and con-
sequenfIy she didn't care what be-
come OF the county money, 10 she
can steal what she wants for herself,
axsfs ,ssxvs.s.. &k.. SSs.sS.,. fssz has sx
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

uu~r
Il NNM1
coururzr nu,zzuuuu ~ I. i.
- Jl'I1 I. -.
E111ofx ma Kznr &,
4 no1ne = xesiI eof -
81 -, - x1I1e 49, lkoee -
great iniuGkioa ~ ~ u isbe ntte1
u EzE1s ii ~ II 1T 7 81
myself connfyninod u nol<4 n -
I win prsnfn ny skn1n1pemin III
sayIn9I ono1ted i pe11oloa "a ~
coEumtttee appel z1ea IN - noo1t
of 6upervisoEs W ri ~ tattqH a.
u1y pnrt, huk HAVING heon SRdo6
there - = member oftlss eoaAn ttses
md requested 10 ~, Iende&voHri ID
disrhaFs2 NY dmty hou mi -
paxtinaly, Mithent snv amfrs Of ~
pert y dc i1juntiee - ny onss But
ski y deslse x1nN ut - - h4vs
poaed you when Gfne nj -
article referred %, attacking m
Xszk charge - regards carrying i
pan book Cor many m0ufhs, b NJ
hAs - u can BE, and you knew 1t TO
6s,. Al b my helng gorenzass Of The
ofaad snxysl am sasishsa ! aone On
$mNx 4as3&
" my ansy ~ ssacn--naum naorr %
tiaan dad yolsr ssnior efaisaF when -
va u Ne0raaka ssanpans tflat
seaes soF me negro saiisAe men q
nvs saoAis3s " ie&sss - uAy.
snvestaeaslon a s,e eosnuaittee eoat
she crtaaty nj aoo. Thai asn.v4so,, Il
foss< The entire committee received
ff,r saasT easauansafaon lsask 500 Ii.
stead q Il 600.
man. i viii yaeanisrsiatn sha r,asse~
in the reDort al Enc e,,n,rnita<s and
compare our report with thai Of e.
Il, BuHIlek. made Do the Beard ef
Supervisor@ IN tho i,eNt of my raev,l-
lection, On 1 have not at present
the reports before ma. and cannos
800 genss.
- :. -
~ : - .' ''@ - a,a a.
Dss'1a sNS''Ss w
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

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80 3N1e2 - nnerrfk Nnet h
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= 11neclna - 1ixI.
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s. 49, =. y = - - -
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=. - - ,uI1nrv, - :, - -
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s. -. -, = -, riiruus mi =
Ssssese. -, -
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D11aAInBp- TIE uompeta BlnfD
! Z McaI1 ce1l1e 90 ye.esF.
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

y =, :
aaa11uw - - ftne - asAens
ttcle u - Nm ~ of - II -
roknaivs - - sl1fan n ~ ca11
- l1x = ~ = T.. $
49, y inse - ~ s1lAle a
- E1sk u 60 Dtets1te Gsart III
\ panlniy evid1nt 1rnn ~ s(nte.
n,a,t Ase6le N ~. WazAk tbet
tl,el4 ~ <itA l,een reQIs nnlunner
asslsnt - S1o1sn 4 ~ nlg fkp1aI
- pssrex zaoey - ~ sonle-
bp1y, anfi ws aniy reeret tnat The
IAnf4eF lloenof besu r1lose tloroael1ly
insss&lnn1sa hy she nnasd q (3upek
visos4 and u h niufzict UouFt N
O. - in<lIcnnenk fhond III -
agan 1nEy = - ~ iexn4 n ths
0pk - Nant a time xnlIur -
pEnsinidW e 1Aalew - prsvented
- Dnnz1 ~ sxl1Gsvinoss eiving d
III tnorough inSestiea1ion Il woulll
0thwwi1e ksve 10 sisune recsi~ed ii
their k&nds, but ~ Dtstxiet Caart
might mare appropriately haSs CIV
En- ~ time 10 an Investigation OF THIS
nsnttx tlszn % the trial Of whIsksy
cases.
We have no dAsares la calling at-s
tentiou 10 this matter, 10 do i1justics
- Mr. Bgrtiick NOR 30 xnyb0dy &C.
bat we do hope That the ant6sr win
b thoroughly investigated, and then
II Mr.. Bur<iick and others are inno-
cent les them be exonemted, and ifI
heor they be gnilsy let them DO pun
ished 70 the FUN extent Of the law,
SoT II h time this whoIesaae stealing
of the peoples Hsoney the past six or
seven years shossad be stopped.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

Doors. If you want nice pair OF
snug fitting boots, made 10 order In
thenms fashionable and workman
Iike inanner, 90 10 GRAssA a en-
Ln, who will al you 10 At. They
are No. wosknnsn and always keep
the bit quality u lesthsr On hand,
which trey nlase up en- short notice,
70 suit thar eztxtomers. sse their
advertisements IN anofher eoluznn.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

3 #&4EAF@N AN~
Z. r. Buraick reported 10 Beard
Of Supervisors In March Last,
Money received for school
lands sold, sIs,Ii2 90
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-06-11

Due school fund, So
Interest paid Clerk School
fund, al per endorsement
ON notes, 4
Amount In hands Of clark
for marriage certificates TO
April /, 1863, s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-15
EVENING STAR,
LATE TELEGRAMS, Ae.

Ihe Executive Committee Of the mon Re-
poOnsA an fresldenfisl Campaign Ilue Of New
LOIS hela neenng on Monday evening
h"So uuons were adopted endorsing the nomI-
naa .',,i n,sae ~ ne ChleAEo and The Syracuse
kNsits 70 the position Of nlted Ssstes A t,orpey
6ese1ai; and thanking the Ma tiOnsl Iruorr-xt,r
1nnfshti hon ior teeir seleenoa Of can eaaasss tor
President and Nlce PresioenL
Governor Holden. OF N orth Csro,,,. 49,.
point"d new board Of oommss~aonsrs TOR
RaieRo, and sup plant-d the municipal author-
thee The latter refused 20 OBEY the order urtl
the CON mIssioners are legally elected. ana A 49,
reported Governor Holden bad called for m,li-
tsTy support
Bfli Wise. the negro who recently comm,,t>d
an ouirage on Miss SIiy-rthorn, IN worcester
mobdtown pail Previous % his escape the
excited populace were clsmorous Cor hrs sum
mary execution.
The booSkeeper Of the United states ana
Cansda Exprsss Company 1t tltchbure. Mass
mas been arres ed and committed to yall oa a
chaige OF embez1iing S6,V from the company.
Hon. W. +. How III will shortly b sworn an
as LssuieLsnt Governor Of Ontario. Also.
ffansAs Hacks Will sHoceed Lord MOnck 81
boNelEOr OF Canada
Mrs. NictsT, condemned 20 death Cor murder
Al Cleveland, OHIO. rs declared 20 - insane
ana the Governor Of Ohio has been not nsd -
that effect.
John b. McDevlu, Sor several wears con
ntcted with the newspapers OF philadelphia.
died IN thai city yesterday.
A large proportion OF the clerical force st the
Gosport Na-l Navy lard was discharged 90
saturday.
The son OF King Theodorus has arrived in
England, .and gone 10 Osborne on visit 70 ths
QUEEN.
A cable despatch brings a report that the
spanish Government has declared martial Law
in Catalonia.
The Lieutenant Governor Of South Carolina
was inaugurated at Charleston yesterday.
On Saturday, a Seymour and Blair club was
formed At York, Pa
The Royal assent has been given 70 the
Irish and Scotch reform bills and the BOUNDARY
bill.
The latest advices from China state thai the
rebels have retired from TIen Tsin.
SPAN u reported tranquil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-15
IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
y UNITED STATES PAfSNT OFFICE


ON the petition Of JOHN J. WEEKS, Of Oyster
Ihy, New York, praying for the extension Of .
lH4, which patent was surrendered and application
for reissue made in four divisions for an fmpro
ueut in Haryesters Of Grain and erase, for seven
ysars from ne SEPARATION Of sstd Ipsteat. which
takes place on the 18th day of September, 1853
1T is ordered that the said petition be heard at
the Patent ONCE en- MONDAY, the 7th day of Sep
TENDER next, at II o'clock n and all person. Are
notified to appear and show cause If any they have
Why said petition ought not to be granted.
Per Ons opp0sing the extension are required to
6e in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth in writing at least reaty days before the
dsy of hearing ali ties timony lied by either party
Y be used 81 the said hearing must be taken and
sfhce. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as tes-
timony must be filed In the Office ttcenty daye be.
fore the day Of hearing; the arguments, il any,
within &c. days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published in the
Hepnblioea and II. IntelNsencsI, Warrington, p.
q week for three successive weeks; the hrst Of
Sid publications to be at least sixty days previous
u the day of hearing. A. NJ. STOUT,
ly2-w3w Acting Commi ssioner Of Patents,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-15

Hon. Jno. NJ. Botts, OF yirs,nia. "a a.,
saratoga spring, N. Y.
Jefferson, the comedian, is spending n.
summer on MS farm at Stroudsburg, Penn
- Cuba Is luxurIarng in cholera. yellow
fever and smallpox.
1The new Tammany Hall An Neu york A.
now to be used for concerts.
VA reaeup Of salt in q gallon of creSua An
said 10 keep IL sweet for several DAYS
~ Tbirty-f1ve marriageabIe daughters OF
Brigham Young attend the Salt Lske theatre
In q row.
~The events OF last week at Cheyenne were
three strawberry festivals. four hangings by
the vigilants- and an atienpt 70 burn The city
ga mass con vention OF the sPnsoners Of
STATE 10 called 10 assemble an New York on ths
20th day OF October next
~The Connecticut Legislature has a la
before It to prevent cruelty 20 animais. ana
there 10 no doubt Of ffs passing.
DMrx. Malvius Matthew'S has he, b.,a a.,
bail In ef.se0, 1t Matches, for killine 4 soIsts~
ga fellow calling himself .Bsilv Rus,.,.
has appeared as q prize. dehter IN favern.,ca
though be weighs only eighty nine rounds
- Hole Days con, who succ..A-
him ~ chief OF the tribe, IL hut eighteen- Hols
was only nineteen himself when be scoeasd -
Inc chiefkhip.
ga citizen Of Ohio, who has inyeuse6 .
plov mat runs between whsels ana furnssA~
crest ior $1,000.
- Bismarck has the delirsum treus... ~,
hey dare not stop his grog.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-07-15
pKoPOsALs FOB TREASURY VAULT.

Sealed proposals. Vim Be- received o. the once Of
anol July Is, for furnishing and putting uD .
burEiar- Vault for the Cashiers In the north
wrng Of the Treasury Building, WASN'T gton, ID. O.
Copies Of plan, showing the dimensions and ar
rpDgement Of the ysult, can be prsc ured by appi-
csti-n at THIS once. II win be constitutsd Of Al
frnste plates, of the best quality OF English
sHring steel and case hardened. and the best quail
plan.
Toe locks will be furnished by this Department.
bus must be put IN place BY the contractor, and
must be pct n perfect working order before the
vant will be accepted. The Vault to be com
pleted In place within two month"; after the exc
cent.
The bids must be in gross, and must include the
whole Of the iron and steel work necessary TO
make the most thorough work, fitted and put al
10 the most secure manner.
All bids must be accompanied by the guarantee
q two responsible PER- ons, In the sum Of S5 600,
hat the bidder viii sccept and perform the con
tact IL awarded to him, the sunhcienoy OF the
security TO be certified to by the District Attorney
OF the District where the bidder resides.
Proposals to be endorsed, :" Pre- posals for Vault
and be addressed to "Supervising Architect,
Treasury Department" The amount Of each bid to
Be expressed in writing, and not In figures.
2l2t A. b. MULLDTT.
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A assistant oUARfEh9AsTBR's OFFICE.
seslea IPr9pqsal. mi, fses;sd chi. ONCE
cry st thi, depot Of the following articles. viz
40 one hundred Horse Brushes, each, VI"
thirty sHp Chest Eo ess, per per- s soana
thirty SIX Desk Locks, per dozen,
II tw pG siess..p eoo Locks and Knobs
s{sssnty hysl gallons Alcohol. per gallon.
5SOtfys hundred Hand saw Files, sssort.S o Per
l,,I.x:i;s, Ca, Cs5gesss, Z, Pencils. p.r dozen.
3 sfi.yI sti iSGr B sossse sscSes each,
i snnSIss %pr per
. .fit3I ts@p chimney: No. Z, f per dozen,
II ttwelyel Garden Hoes, each,
6t-i1, snssthes, each,
% fifty lbs. Chrome Yellow, per h.,
s. ffsyy, lbs P pa5S%e n Green :.
g g sI 4, SunSrsd1 ls:' All. Grease, p.r,s.,
s Ss.d Rsaf H. .''fs s:r ..s
1900 atEo tbossand) lbs white Lead, Lewis
is f.ss S:nsI. r., cn' Nails 49,
s s|ss5ss' Tin:ssd on R ss;:1p PER gallon,
s6o, e S i psl gallon
100 tone hundred lbs. Black Paint, per ID,
3ttwenty hye lbs. Hemp Twine, ID 4avy j per lb,
2ttwoD barrels Turpentfne, per gallon
lstenl gallons Copal Vsrnish, per gallon,
5lhvel lbs. Black Wax. Der b. ...
10 ten Tbs. Saddler's Thread Der b.
Proposals. from dealers in the different articles
speeined are invited. The articles must be Of the
best quality, subject to q rigid inspection, and
must be delivered within six days Of the accept
Proposals to be made in duplicate, and Addressed
to the undersigned.
BY order of Brevet Brig. General J. q. Nc Fer.
ran, deputy Quartermaster General o. g. A. Chief
Qusrtermaster Depot of Washington
Jyl3-6t Bvt Col and A. o. M.Ts. "A
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WIN. MiTCHILiLi., Propr iiIsi Of
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
aREENRRIER Co W VA

These SPRING., so long and favorably known to
beoPen for the reception Of visitors on vf1kv
the LIST OF June: With offensive improys-
nsnt. we win be prepsr cd for the comfortable &C.
commodation OF from fifteen Hundred 10 tsCo thes-
Hot and Warm Sulphur Baths. 90 fly SER
vfcesble In connection with the internal use Of
OF the visitor.
One Of the best City BANDS OF MUSIC will be
in attendance to enlivea the LAWNS and the ALL
Room; and suitable LIVkRY will be open 70
the use OF those who may desire to indulge In
horseback or carriage exercise. =
Charges will be $3 day, or $50 per month ;
children under 10 years, and coored ants, half
tions. 80
No effort or expense will be spared On the part Of
the Proprietors. to manage this establishment in .
Visitors in every respect.
PEYTONS 4 co,
White SulphuY Snrinoa W ri nth
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,


On the petition OF REsEC0A a: MARyHER,
OF New York, N. Y, executrfx Of Robert j. March.
er, deceased praying for the extension Of patent
granted tn the said Robert J. Msycher the 32d day
OF sy 1855, for improvement In Teol for 0roov
ing buildings, for years from the expiration
OF said patent, which takes place on the I'D day
Of May, 1859: 100 ! f.-tIsI
Patent 0moe On MONDAY, the slst day Of Decem-
Der next, q II O'Clock m; and al lsrsons are noti
ns 70 appear end shov calss II, any thsy have, vhy
ssid pstftion oughe nos TO % granted.
nis N %. Psssst 66cs their sSjsssioss, Rscisly
set serth in Writing q least twsnt day. Sefoee the
70 b med :: De aid hssring nHss b ssksi end
Once, which Win be furnished on sylliestion.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STA TES PATENT OFFICE

=
ION the petition Of JOEL r. KkELER, Of Pitts
b0rgh, Penna.. praying for the extension of q
patent granted to him the 18th day Of September
le4, for Improvement in Platform Scales, for
seven years from the CT pirstion of said patent
which takes place on the 10Th day of September,
1873:
1t il ordered that the ssid petition be heard ut
the Patent Ofice on MONDAY, thefth day Of Sep
ttmber next, at II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
notified to appear and show cause, IL any they
have, why said petition ought not to DE granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required to
NE in the Patent Office their objections, specially
- forth in writing 1T least eatt days before the
8y OF hearing; all testimony filed by either Arty,
V be used at the said hearing. must be taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules of the
Office. which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon tes-
ttmony, must be filed In the office .Wssiy days de-
fere the day of hearing; the arguments, II any,
within ten DAYS after fling the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in
the Republican and the 1nteIli gencer, Washing
ton, d. c., and in the Post, Pittsburgh, Penna.,
oncs week for three successive weeks; the
st Of said publications to be at least sixty days
pfevious to the day of earring.
lie -a. psaa{o Of