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Proposals.


OFFICE CHEF CoNnIssARI SuBstsTEsuE,l
fIrrH MILITARY DfsrRIcT,
NEW oRLEAss, la, March q, 1858 y
Sealed Proposals in duplicate are Invited I'LL tho
seeStd ds{ Of April ises at ~ o'clock, for fur.
WIZ The ioiiowiP 9b Sss..issse stores sii
70 be put up In good new barrels, and head.
nsdl 9s Prize per pound to be stated, and
5000 pound. q The best HAY put up IN bales the
1000 pounds CORN 10 the ear, Of the best quality,
price per pound 70 be stated, and the Corn TO be
put up In sacks,
$500 pounds Of OATS Of the best quality. TO be put
mp In new sacks, price per pound TO be stated.
All the above articles TO be delivered at the Anchor
Press in this city within twenty days from the ae-
eeptance Of the bids.
Sealed proposals will alse be received for the pur
chase Of about 30 dry BEEF HIDES, now on hand In
the Subsistence Department the price per pound will
be stated,
Terms Cash, In greenbacks, on delivery
No bids will be received from parties who have
with any branch Of the Government.
BID. to be directed to the undsr.gned and marked
mhSl'H Bvt. Maj, Gen. snd C,s, U,s,A.
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I. meridian.
Fractional townships ~, N, Is, %, Of rangel
fractional township ~, townships "a. . and n. aud
fractional township ~, OF rangc2
fractional township %, townships q, . and 0. and
fractional tow nship ~, Of range j. b.
Fractional tow nship ~, townships "a, Is and D. and
fractional township 10, OF ranEel
fractional township d, townships n, q, %, and
fractional tow nship ~, Of ranged.
fractional township ~, townships q, q, -, and
fractional township 81, Of range q.
FIseilopal township D. townships n. g. .. and
fractional township ~. Of range7.
fractional township D. townships 81. o. %. and
fractional township ~. Of range g.
Fractional township y, townships n, Is, % aud
fractional township ~. Of raugep.
fractional township %, townships q, 3, %, and
fractional township ~, Of range ~.
Fractional township %, townships n. Is. %. aud
fractional township ~, OF range H.
Fractional lownshiP %. towpships q. 8. %. and
fTetiopal township y. townships n. o. %. and
fractional township y, q range ~
saetionsi township -. q range Il. o. - A"'
Gr.eilonaI iPwnshipS, SIranieIS
fractional township d.. townships "a, q, %, and
ffAstionai township ~, OF range 10.
fractional wnships ~, p, Is, ~ aud 30 OF ran &c II.
, Tbs following designated townships being south Of
fractional townships % and n. u range l.
The Offering Of the lands above referred to will DO
commenced q the dates respectively a. above indi-
hay wAss ss
and the sale thus closed; but the sale shall kept
open longer than two weeks for either lands
S spS ' n,ss
weeks. wi tracts DO offered which may DO With
drawn before tho day Of the Department on &C.
:ss is az S'sir e. ely Of
this twentieth day OF, January, Ammo Domini one
Thousand eight hundred and sis!y eight
u.s. 'As 5. rS WILSON, ANDREW JOHNSON
Commit Of the General Land Once
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nEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, =
~ UNITED STATES PArRsT 0yEIoH,

wAsHIs0roE, March z. 1853
On the petition Of CALEB SWAY, executor OF the
estate Of Daniel Hayward, deceased, Of RAston, Mass
prnyipsSpr the extension Of patent granted TO- the
said Daniel yward the 18th day Of August, 1854,
for an In Manufacture Of India Rubber,
for seven wears from the expiration Of said patent.
II Is orderedihat the said petition be heard at the
Patent Once on MONDAY, the Sd day Of August
to sPpsnIi and sh1T e a &C. .sS they have Why
Persons opposing the extension are required 10 Ale
In the Patent oee their specially set forth
hearing, all testimony hled by either party, to he
used At the said hearing, must BIO taken and trans,
ittsd In accordance with the rules Of the ooe, which
will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions aud other papers, relied upon as tostt.
mony. must be lled 10 the once tosntv days before
ths day Of heaTiEg' Ihe ornaments II any, within
Ordered, Riso that this notice be publtshsd 10 the
REPUBLICAN, aud tho itteiiigegcer, Washington, ID
week for three successive weeksi tho hrst Of H,JI
pubcationsto be at least sixty days pLssiogs NJ The
day Of hearing, A. N. STOUT,
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NAV AL LIES.

PAYNAsrBR'E 0YPIcR, U, 3. NAvY,(
No. . BRoADwAI.N.Y; March s,lses.
Proposals, sealed and Endorsed Proposals. for Sup
plies Advertised will be received at this Office until
the Sst Instant, Inclusive, for tho following supplies,
which must be Of very best quality. delivered free
Not further Distant and subject to the usual inspec-
49,, BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS.
100 states, lOx 70. y thick. Of uniform color.
~ sheets Braliers copper. ~ or feet BY feet
~ lbs, galvanized slate pals, 10, --
BUREAU OF Equipment AND RECRUITING,
80 yards American CArpetlnE,
a.. BUREAU 0P.aAyI9ATIoN.
Alarge lot Of stationery, full description OF which
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE
l6s al0ns boiled Linseed Oil 40 gallons Winter
strained Sperm Oil.
1900 lbs. White Lead, In oil.
Responsible security required for the prompt and
faithful delivery Of supplies awarded, which must
conform with stpulations on tho blank forms 10 be
had ~ this Otcc, otherwise bids will not be enter
tained GEORGE PLUNKRTT,
mh26-td Paymaster United States Navy,
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PROPOSALS FOR BEEF CATTLE.
o'''cr cSn, Con- s;S 2, s. S,.aa

OF pAkOIAs Z
SCALED Prgps..i. ID dupisais, from person,
S Sse sns s.s ,ss CHEF De-
rs I9as 2%ahs SG y
81 's ssa beef as m head at Fort
s94 Z s ss ss c Sss 5' Ssor
ss Sf.s' sSa 1ts Fort on.o.
q sS AND ii' At Fort lotion.
e sfs ass q Pr ss yRsly VI I'd
Be- aslysrss ~ juno 8. isss. and the remainder BY
They must average about go pounds gross weight
Spf Ss 1 s fen tire % :. ssysI ~ y.ar; o. sse
stays. cows aud Texas cattle will DO rcjsctSd.
aS 6. sy Sss'ph other Informal proposals
Each bid. TO secure consideration. must contain /.
effect That he bidder is able % taiai Contract IN ss
S lis waS ss S a s r. a a. s ons
enter into contract In aceordapee therew and that
and SSaS sfS sr Il. ~ giving
The resp9nsibility Of the gueranors must be shown
ss $ ps,a D. i Rs'I e.
toTnsy. 70 be inelosed with the bid.
iss 10 eSsr ia. and and
sss ss ho to
any and all bids considered unreasonable.
aud accepted. iffunds are on hand II none on hand.
to be made as soon as received.
FIupOshls DC lhuorsed proposals
for Beef Cai!le and addressed either to Lieutenant
Colonel J. W, BarriFer. z, q; Omaha, Nebraska, or
Minnesota
tn. proposals. will be opened at both places at u
u a bid Is in the name Of hrm. their names and
j. Il. GILMAN,
Capt. C.s, ,Byt Lieut.. Col. u. 8, Army.
mhel.td Chief Q. g.. Department Of Dakota.
L TRATloNs 3c6oMPhNYfSd Y THE IL RkP nr
oR THE COMMISSIONERS OF PATIENTS FOR
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nRPARTMEHT OF TIE INTERIOg. :, -
~ UsirEp srArns PArEsr OFFICE,

On the petition o. THOMAS ALLESbER. executor Of
the estate q Jons ALLEEpEe. deceased. Of West
granted TO the said JoHS ALLEEDsR the Dth day o.
June. 1854, for Improvement In Metallic 0Tommets
which takes place on the 2oth day Of June, lsdsi ID
Is ordered that .hs sSia petition 30 heard a thu
next, at u o'clock, and all persons arc nod 70
spPfrSr and show cause y Any they have. why said
Psra9ps opposing the extension are reqe red 70 nle
W tbs PatsAt Once their Questions special ~ SGT forth
IN writing Al least toenty days before the DAY Of hear
ingj all testimony lsd BY either party 70 DO used 81
on application. 30 -
DepOsitions and other papers, relied upon q tssti
mony must be nled In the Office oeHtv days befor the
day q hearing the arguments, II any, wishhfss dAys
after filing the testimony.
Ordered also. that this l9,ee be pSblishsd In he
g., and In the Republican. sprin4neld, Mass once
week for three successive weeks the nrst pup
hearing .'i. a. A. n Itour
mhlfTu& Acting Commissioner OF rAtenu.
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NAVY PArxAsrEg's oryIcE.

NAVY PArNAsrER's OPYICg,(
Sealed proposals, to be Endorsed Proposals.. wilr
be received this office until u the lst day OF
April, 1885, for the ring articles which must be
Of the very best quality to be delivered froe OF ex
penso nd Government taI, at the Washington Navy
Yard, and subject to the usual inspection thereat
to vii: :
"BuREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPAIRS"
Sj lree hu ndred aud tw enty -hye) feet IL inch Iron
pipe, Galvanized.
BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS
~ forty two) Pine Joists IS feet long inches
W thirty) Pine JOsts, 70 feet long 3xi2 inches
~ inixty) Pine J0ists al feet long ska inches
~ lhirty) Pine Josts, ~ feet long ska inches.
sxSG inches.
n Qourieenl pieces White Pine No. q ~ feet long
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Norg. Under the regultions Of the partmcnt, as
heretofore and now existing no payment can be made
,r advertising proclamations except to such pub
H. hers are specifically authorized BY the Commits
osI uer Of the General Land Once. ja27-lAwlSw
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PROPOSALS PoR GAS AND WATER SERVICE
l. PIPES,

IDRoPOsALS fOR GAS AND WATER SERVICE
l. PIPES,
Prope-sls will DO received at the Mayot's once,
City Hall, until u clock IN , on SATURDAY, tho
9Th day Of April next for furnishing and laying the
Gas and Wafer Service Pipes with the necessary Stop
Sixth streets west Into all lots parts Of lots are
not already provided herewith, -
speoineaiioas can DO seen al tho omeo % tho Com
missioner Of lmproyements, In tho basement Of the
west wing Of the City Hall.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all bids.
o.. JAMES ]. CAMPBELL,
mh9o-d Commissioner Fourth Ward.
FrHis Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT THE SUB,
i seribsr has obtained from the OrphRps' Court u
Warrington county. In the District % Columbia. lo-
Monrose late Of Tton eounty, D. ,asesa ssd
Al PsrsSns having claims fEsiHst the SAID dsSsa,sd
ySSseshsrs 9eJse e Ne ;Sbserbsr N Or before hs
be excluded from all beieh q of the aAid estate. -
Given under my hand this 18th day q hqIsh, 1888
nh3.wsw Administrator,
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NAVY PAYAAsrRR's OFFICE,
wAsnIs0ToS, q. O.. March Is. lss,
Sealed proposals TO 30 lndorsed Proposals, will
be reeei red 1T this oco until u M the lYt day Of
APRIL, iss tor ihe iYowinE arilss. Th aa must
pense nd Gorasnmcnt tax, at the WASN'T layton Navy
Yard, and subject to tho usual Inspection theroat,
"BuBEAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND Repairs. "
S25 Uhree hundred bnd twenty. ~ inch Iron
BGf.EAG oF YARDS AND DOCKS
q uorty-two) Pine Joists, Is feet long ska
SuhIrty) Pine Joists. % feet long Ssl2 inches.
W dirty Pine Joists, ~ feet long ska inches.
BUREAU OF ORDNANCE.
5000 tthree thousand) Hickory Hoop Poles for Bar
rels.
BTREkU OF EQUIPMENT AND REPAIRS.
B(six) dozen Hickory BToo.ps. ,
Responsible security required for The prompt aud
faithful delivery OF supplies ava rded.
Blank forms for BIDS with fur her particulars for
CALVIN G. JACKSON.
mh25-A Paymastcr u y. N.
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE
OPPIcg CmtEP QuARrRKNAsrRR,l
fIYrH MILirAsI pIsTaler, I

II
OFFICE CHIRP QUARTkKNAsrRR,l
fHrH MILlTAuI DISTRICT,
NEW ORLRAHa, La, Feb, q, fbs
Sealed proposals invited aud will be received ut
tho oiice Of Captain W A. Wainwright, Supervising
Vile, Texas Til IL N. "WEDNESDAY. the LIST day VI
APRIL lss, for the delivery Of such Quantities Of OATS
animals al Laredo, RinRgold Barracks, and Browns
yl,s Toxas. for tho sig 40 mon'hH ending October
Ali the forage 30 DO OF the best quality. aud subject
to inspection before acceptance.
Oats and Corn must be delivered In good Eunny
sacks.
Hay will be accepted either baled or INHALED; but
preference will be given to baled hay.
Delivery must commence within thirty 1901 days
from date Of acceptance OF proposal.
Proposals mus be accompanied by the guarantee Of
OF thocontract
The United States the right to reject any
Prodssals must be indorssi P59posals Tor Porase,"
and aporessed to Captain W. A. Wainwright "A. q. NJ,
ChiRL Us H. ToMPKIss.
d. Brig. Den. and Chief QuArtermaster,
mh4-6t Rinh Military District.
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HEADQ'Rs Firm MILITARY DIsrRICr,l
NEw ORLEANS, La, March 16. 1868.
Gcncrai Orders, No. Il.
During tho absence Of Major General Han,
cock, or until further orders he transfers the
command Of the Fifth military district and the
military department to the senior officer OF
duty in tho district, Brtvot Major General J
j. Reynolds.
By command of Major General Hancock.
GEoRGE L. HARTsuFP,
Assistant Adjutant General.
Official NATHANIEL BURBANK,
Second Lieut.. S7th infantry, Brevet First Lieut..
II : Army A. A. A. g.
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IiEAn ors FIRsr MILITARY DISTRICT, ]
STATE or VIRGINIA,
RhuuUED, VA, March IL, 1868. }
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Meeting Of the Union State Central
Committee.

At meeting of the State Central Committee OF
the Union Party of Nevada, held pursuant to CALL
February 10, 1868, it was ordered as follows:
That q State Convention for the purpose OF Sc
lecsing delegates to represent the State in the
convention of tho National Union Republican
PARTY. called to meet in Chicago On the Goth OF
Nav. 1865, be called to meet ia Carson City on the
Sth day of April next.
That delegates to said convention be appertloned
a. follows:
One for each county, and
One for each Senator and Representative to
which such county is entitled.
That the several county Central Committees be
instructed to provide for the election Of Delegates
&. the State Convention; said elections to be by
direct vote at the Primaries, or by conventions
A the committees may direct. All elections OF
delegates to be had prior to the LIST Of April next
That It the Primaries for the selection of dele
gates, the following test be recommended, when
sver . challenge shall be made 70 the right OF q
party to vote:
ssOid YOU at the last election for State officers,
support the Union ticket,'' "And will you. at
che next Presidential election, support the nomi-
aees Of the National Republican party."
c. E. DELONG, Chairman.
CN. NofEwARE, Secretary pro ten
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Brooklyn during the recess Of the Legislature
and take testimony in relation to the work
ings of the Croton Aqueduct Board, the Me-
tropolitan Fire Department, Brooklyn Pros
pect Park and the Brooklyn Water Board.
These Boards have each been working on
their own hook, Independent Of the City au-
thoritiee. Several million dollars yet remain
to be accounted for.
The event of the week among the political
q,ad names was the election of Mathew /.
Brennan as the Police Commissioner, in the
place made vacant BY the death Of John u.
Bergen.
The bill for the suppression of obscene lite
rature and advertisements has been reported
fayorably, and will undoubtedly be passed.
The Metropolitan Revenue Boards prac.
tically abolished, and the duties hitherto per-
formed by that body revert to the district col
lectors.
tits a pleasing prospect to houseless New
Workers that real estate is going up and
rents are not coming down. A system OF
Chinese house-boat on the North River will
probably be inaugurated for persons COM
manding only floating capital.
At the last meeting Of the Farmers Club,
lead pipes were declared unhealthy for con-
veyins water for domestic purposes.
As the Prince of Wales claims to be lite
rary man. Bonner of the Ledger has offer
ed him $500 column to write series OF ar
ticles for his paper, the Prince to select his
own subjects.
We are likely to have a surfeit of opera.
Strakosch il already in the field, Maretzek
has taken command of Pixies establishment,
and season Of opera di camera has been
success sfully lnaugurated at Lyric Hall, un-
der the management OF Carl Anscnutz:
Growers German opera troupe IS combined
~
BILE chorus and orchestra.
pauline" after brief burial Of five
Years. had resurrection at Wallacks Theatre
ON Tuesday evening. The White Fawn
continues the leading attraction at Nlblo's.
The actual cost of mounting the spectacle
was ninety-seven thousand dollars. the proht
made off the "Black Crook" The Pawn
works smoothly, and its manifold splendors
are nnfolded without hitch or delay. As
with the "Crook," several new features are
to be introduced from time to time. and =
startling one is now on the stocks. Eddy IS
at the Bowery, playing in Shakespearean
characters, making Rome howl and the
Bowery boys, too. Jack Cade is under
lined for next week Maggie Mitchell is
PLAYING " Little Barefoot at the Olympic,
a foolish, nonsensical piece, in which she
runs around the stage like a spoiled child,
without either shoes or stockings on her
pedal extremities.
The reading carnival" is at its height.
Murdoch, Fanny Kemble, the Vandenhotfs.
Eytinge and several others whose name now
escape our memory, are trying to play the
Dickens in the lecture-room-a acting line, and
all successfully. Who says the human race
is not initiative
The Theatres of this city paid out $3.50, 900
for advertising last year, and all did good
business. Had they made the amount half a
million their profits would have increased in
proportion.
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TIE POLITICAL SITUATION.

A0V -
once more. We predict a larger popu'
lar vote for Grant, next Fall, than evel
was given for any candidate for the
Presidency. He will receive the sup
port of many q man who has lately been
acting with the Democratic party. He
occupies q better, broader, more salts
factory and popular position than any
mAa in the Republic. As far as any one
uaa could do so, he saved the Uaion
whoa assailed BY force and arms; he
hes. By his course within the past few
weeks, made it possible for the Repub-
l,cau party to insure its safety. None
are 90 quick to discern the grand at,i-
tude of . man so circumstanced as Grant
%, - the loyal masses of the American
people. They have already, with an
unanimous voice, declared him the next
President. His death 10 the only posi-
bic misfortune which can prevent his
iaauguration on the fourth of next
March.
Ia the meantime, any Policy" is
dead. It fell to decay even before John
cen got hand-cufed. The means which
Lraced i. up and gave it power were too
utterly unworthy, too villainous, indeed,
70 sustaia it long. Its material strength
lay 10 vast systems of frauds, whisky
inspectors rascalties and licensed pecu.
!ations BY internal revenue officers and
OF moral strength it had none whateEer-
not decent pretense even. The ras-
caiiy measlres adopted to carry Con-
naetieut aud 70 denoralizs Ohio have
come to the surface. They got to be
known in New Hampshire and helped to
ss~ii our grand victory there. Jobnson's
net work of corrup,ions came to reveal
itself; and it had only to be seen but to
he despised aud condemned by an indig-
ssas people. Congress laid the fact
before the country, in black and white,
that its internal revenue laws, if they
had been enforced by the Executive,
would have squalized the burdens of
taxation and made whisky and tobacco
pay their share of the debt instead of
AGsrding a corruption fund for the Bread
and Butter Brigade. The determines of
" Ny Policy" have come to BE- viewed by
indeed !; and wavsring ones
Aad fault fnders have been made to rec
ogaixs the sterling virtues Of Congress
sad thence, progressing, to return,
As.rsiiy, % their allegiance to the Re-
publicaa party. Johnson and his
prempter. Seward, have acted upon the
erroneous belief that the people were
blind and corruptible, easy to be hood
wicked and the inevitable dupes of dem
aeoguery. No policy or party resting
- such vicious fallacies can long sus.
,aia itself, and 1t 10 no wonder that the
Josason hallucination got disPelled rs
is 10. We shail never look upon it's like
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WORCESTER, March 1.-THE Republican
State Convention met to-day and appointed
dsieeates to the National Convention sus-
taiAed the House in impeaching the Presi-
81 declared in favor Of Grant for Prssi-
deas~aA Hsasy Wilson fox Wise President.
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be nducted. Applications for membership can
be handed to either OF the undersigned, Commit
tee on Rules and Regulations. As soon as
TEN APPLICATIONS
Have been &C epted, the class will. under the
directi n of competent teacher, begin their
exercises.
Rules and Regulations OF the Juve.
nile Glass, under the supervision
OF the Carson City Turn-verein.
ARTICLE 1.
SECTION Amy boy, between the ages OF ten
and fifteen years. may, npon application OF his
parent or guardian, become a member OF the Ju-
veniie Glass OF the Carson City Iurn- ereln;
SECTION All applications for membership OF
this class must be in writing by the parent or
guardian of the applicant, with the recommends
ton of at least member OF the Carson City
Turn-Verein attached thereto.
SECTION 3.-No such application shall be re-
eeiyed unless accompanied by one months dues,
and if the application be rejected the same to be
returned.
SECTION 1.-The monthly dues Of members Of
the Juvenile Class shall be u 50 pr mouth,
payable invariably in advance.
SECTION Amy member of the Juvenile Class
who NAV fail neglect, or refuse to pay his dues
as prescribed in the foregoing section shall have
his name stricken from the roll OF membership oy
the Instructor, and shall not be permitted to re-
ceive further instruction unless said amount be
paid before the expiration Of one month from the
time said amount became due, when his name
may be again placed upon the roll by the In
structor.
ARTICLE III.
SxcrIov Tho regular evenings for receiving
instruction shall be as follows: Tuesday and Fri
day, commencing at o'clock P. NJ. and closing
at 9 O'Clock p. u. precisely.
SECTION Amy scholar disobeying the In
structor during the hours Of exercise shall be
reprimanded, or, ii necessary, deprived OF his
and said scholar shall not have his
jority vote of the members Of the Carson CITY
Turn Verein at a regular meeting.
SrcrIoy 3.-These rules and regulations may
be altered or amended at any regular meeting OF
the Carson City Turn-Ver-in by a majority vote
of tho members present at said meeting.
s. MULLER, Committee on
HENRY DAVID, SRr1e. and Raguiations
GEO. KITZMEIER,
Carson City, March Is, 1853. Wv
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REGULAR UuIoN N0M1E EE
For School Trustee for Carson District.
b. H. MEDER.
Tho Election takes place on tho first Tuesday
In April,
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NEW, TODAY.
A GYMNASIUM FOR BOYS!

As it is the desire Of many citizens OF Carson
that the Turu-yerein should receive a Juvenile
class for gymnastic exercises, the said society at
its last regular meeting made the necees ary pre-
liminary arrangements and adopted the following
Rule, and Regulations under which the class is to
be nducted. Applications for membership can
be handed to either Of the undersigned, Commit
tee on Rules and Regulations. As soon As