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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-03-25
VIRGINIA.

put by tho Board Of Judges TO all persons oher.
ing TO vote ut the primaries, and who may be
challenged by a recognized member Of tho Union
party:
Firu-DId you vote ut the last general elcc.
tIon In this Stato for tho Nominees Of the Union
party; or would You have done 70 II II had been
In your poweri -. .H ,..I
Second-Do you soleninly pledge yourself to
vote for and support the nominees OF the Union
party for National, State and County officers nt
the next general election, TO DO hold In Novem'
Dor. 1861
Resolred, That the Board Of Judges OF the pri.
mary elections shall receive the ballot offered by
any legally qualified voter who shAli give M nj
tirmstive answer TO tho hrst and last questions
above set forth.
TO the persons receiving tho highest number OF
votes at tho said primary elections. credentials
signed by said Board Of Judges. and directed to
the President or the Union State Convention. TO
be held In Carson City, April 8. 1893
Rssolped, That the Union Primary Elections 0f
Storey county shall be held on TUESDAY.
March 81, 1858 md that the polls be opened at
II 4. ~, and be kept open until . o'clock ?, y. )
and Tint the following places are designated FOR
holding said primaries, and the persons named to
act M Judges Of the election.
VIRGINIA.
FIr,t Wud-Pols at City Hall Judges, r.
HnwIhurst, WIN. H. Young.
Second ward-Polls at Judge Bush's Court
room; Judges, q. q. Warner. o. @. Steelo. ..
Third Ward Polls at Judge Adtinson's Court.
room; Judges, T. P. R. Dimoek. John D. Treat
Fourth Wnrd-Polls at N l.. Dexter's storej
Judges, N. Crafgcr, Z. Breed. .
GOLD HILL.
First Wsd-Polls at Judge Halls office
Judges, y. A. II. Ball. John II. Mills.
Second wHrd-Polls at Nevada Hotel; Judges
J. T. Rlorden, w. D. Gray.
AMERICAN YLAr.
Polls at Judge strothsr's office; Judges A.
Lawson. n. Boohipgsr.
TLowERY. ur ..
Polls ut Empire State NH, Judges, L. Dunn.
T. Cannon. .... ...hrE. nr- - =,
RtsSlped, That In case Of . vacancy In the
Board Of Judges, the County Central COMMITTEES
man representing such Ward Or Precinct. 10 here.
by authorized to Gil such vacancy. ~ ..
Resolvsd, That the 'Prssld Mt and Secretary oi
this COMMITTEES DO authorized 10 have these pro.
ccedIups published as an adyerlissment' in ths
Union papers Of Storey county @ nnsn tne Rla1a ~ y
| ries. JOHN PlPEh, rronnrnI
J.C. WILCOX, Secretary. mh7.td
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23
Homemade Ice.

Inc New Orleans BEIletia gives an intersst
ing account Of how ice Is made in thar citv n,
says "fou may stand IN the sun. win ths
persplraNun pouring from your forehead !.
six umbrella in your hand. perhaps 20 protect
you AGAINST the heat and NJ the same time look
upon ace and snow forming within twenty feet
OF you, tee same ~ though Won were stsndin~
IN a VALLEY NT booking at the snow clad ION 81
mountain. BY 4 snemical process too lengthy
and too scientific 20 iersrlhe 70 tue g~perai
reader, large basin OF wai-f S.-crgix iur
originated with salt, TO keep a. from frsezfDs
Il oeprlNed OF ITS caloric and reduced 10 . 49,
perdture below the freezing point Int ms
oasln are inserted cases made of Tin sir .na
water tlght at the bottom and sides filled xVitn
water; these cases are covered on ton and an -
nan TWO minutes the water INSIDE h fra-so
ahd you may take out n cake of ice so,ns,
three inches thick, twelve inches vids snd
tnree inches long. The rapidly win xVhicn
tne water IL CONCEALED gives the ice a milk
appearance, and hence some persons Ia We ha.n
tu 10 believe that the ice contained ammon,.
aho was not pure. The truth is that the wster
USED ior the manufacture OF this ice is Mtss,s
sippl river water pumped a long distance from
snore ana Then distilled. hence the purest k,nd
OF wafer, ana as n does not in any wsy mir
WIN the wafer Impregnated with salt and To
united degree with ammonia the ice mann
Iaetured Is the purest kind imaginable. There
are now TWO machines in operation capable Of
MAKING each twelve tons Of ice per day and
four more machines are in process of erectiou
The company can now furnish ice al the rata
OF three-fourths OF a cent per pound and N the
people Will only patronize the establIshmsnt
thf price can be reduced 10 one-half cent per
pound. ' io'
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A Mormon Woman's Plea Tor NsItipIyia,
Goods Image"

"eod
A letter published by MrS. NJ. Musser an the
Drserpt News. contains the following
How long will it h. before men Will under
stand that SAINT practice polygsmy and mo-
nogany, not 10 pander 10 unhallowed desires,
hut Tor the purpose OF multiplying offspring.
which. next TO the Gospel Of salvation are the
greatest the nohesi, and most precious gifts
God can bestow upon man. And Why not
adopt every honorable and legitimate means Of
multiplying Gods imagel Ii one son or daugh-
ier-so much beloved by tender parents. and,
when death separates them, 50 much lsment-d
and missed-Is valued aud este"m-d A. a most
precious treasure. would not a man be cor
respondingly better OF II he possessed ten or
twenty, or MY Of such household blessingsi
Good old Gideon, 30 much beloved. had 20 sons.
Ahdon, a Judge OF Israel, had 40 sons; Jar aAd
81 sons; Jerubssl had Il sons, and how man v
daughters these worthy men had born 10 them
the sacred historian fails 20 tell Us. "AblJxh
waved mighty" and had - sons and IL dangh-
iers. IL there any sane man who believes thai,
In the sight OF q cd OF an the face OF reason. u ~
not as honorable for a man now 10 be the father
Of foriy Children as AZ was m those earlier
times, " ben AZ Is admitted God revealed HIS
mind with the utmost plainness 10 HIS people
on The earth
Here public opinion declares the aduIter-r
| should suffer death: elsewhere. II We can be-
heNe the writers, married aud unmarried IN
dulge IN practices too wicked and degraded TO
contemplate. While men, " no should be- the
protectors and guardians OF womans honor
and chastity, lure her to ruin aud disgrace. and
their bad deeds are passed by as a thing OF no
| moment. Ia oe1amed ana mdllGndnt Y IAN, IA
dies are respected, virtue presei we'd. and Chas-
| uty guarded with the strlctest care. and trust
| ing, con dIng woman IL cared for with the ten
derest and most delicate regards. 1 am safe an
saying that there IL not one IN every ffty of the
| ladies of our Territory who could possibly be
| induced, In the face of all the malignity 80 IN
! sparingly heaped upon their husbands, fathers,
and brothers by puesodo regenerators-to ex-
| change situations with the ladies either East or
/ West. Nav. famine and the sword, through
which ordeals many OF ne have passed, would
| fail TO induce them 20 do so.
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DROPOsALs FOR srAIIONTRY.

IREAstRI DEPARTMENT, May Q, lsS8
, sealed Proposals Tor furnishing Stationery 10 r
the year ending June -. 1853. will he received AZ
u o clock NJ. "
An estimate of the quantities which will be need
ca, and blank forms for bidding ntainiug In " in
formation, have bees prepared, which will be fur
Slshed upon application.
The Department reserves the ri ght 10 order more
OF less Of the quantities estimated.
Ire Department also reserves the right to accent
bids for individual items in any Of the classes
All deliveries will be subject to inspection by An
expert. detailed for the purpose by the Secretary
OF TIE Treasury and the delivery Of an inferior ar
ncie shall lie deemed sufficient cause to annul the
Deliveries must be free cf charge at the Treasury
Department, Washington
Zach prsyossi INST be sgDed by the indiy fdual
or brm making ". and BE- accom- panied BY a salts
factory guaranty that the bidder will exeruta
contract with good and sufficient bonds IN his bid
be accepted ~ A-'' eiu
The failure to comply with ANY enc ordsr ,rssr
ire contract 70 operate the forfeiture of tS an
nre penalty OF the bond, the secretxry ~ 81.
Treasury may direct the purchase in OMEN ~
ket, OF such auastltles OF articles .haii -.
necessary TO slrply the deficiency caused by sur
failure. and charge to the contractors affy -
centum Of the price which 10 shall be found nsrs.
cary TO pay fer such articles.
Proposals NJ accompAnied by satisfactory omar.
antics viii not be considered aud contracts vi he
sssrcec oLiy TO established manufacturers Of, or
dealers In, the articles.
Eidders will be required to conform their bids tn
the Specifications furnished, and failure TO do so
ill cause the rejection OF any bid.
HUGH M~CULLOCH
my Q colin fChron.l Secretary Of the Tr..surv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-23

~The American Church Union considersa
a resolution condemnatory Of insubordinatinn
on the part OF some OF the clergy TO the Eplsco-
pal authority, and pledging the Union 10 su n
port the Bishops in enforcing the canons ana
discipline OF the church, and finally tabled IN
~The Ohio Legislature has enacted . SON.
what stringent law 70 prevent unQ ualifIed ne.
sons from assuming the respons ibility OF nr.c-
ucing medicine and surgery. Such Law
excellent, but the trouble is thai they are hsrd,v
ever enforced.
~ The correct thing" for gentlemep, exe,-
ing ofess IN Paris appears 20 be blue coat s.<s
nrass buttons with pair OF peacock feafher~
10 place OF the ordinary ends OF the neck tss
Al least, an individual thus attired vas -, ~
the recent ball Al the Grand Hotel in aid OF tss
poor workmen OF Paris
II II astonishing TO see how many thar
are VINO inhabit three-story houses, are ciothed
IN purple and fine linen, and fare sumptuou.Is
every day-all for si,0oo year and exem ptloas
Lotceh Courier.
~ The Taunton (Mass.) COMMITTEES ON IA
censes have refused to grant a hcen A. IN ~
ley 4 Co.. the travelling gin enterprise 6ryn -.
the good ground that Il Ia gambling concsrn
- Investigation into the circum.t.n..~ :.
the death Of girl named Konirsberrer 80 -
fourteen years, nom abortion ptrformes III 4.
alleged. BY DR.. Rcard, Is IN progress m Ne1
York. Ne"
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE KILOGRAMS, &e.

A brutal PRIV fight TOOK place yesterday
morning nj Newark Bay, N. j. The principals
wsre Jack freem an and Bah Callahan Twenty
six rounds were fought IN hour. az the ead
OF which Freeman wss proclaimed the victor
by foul blow. Bob men were terribly pun
shed.
The graves Of tie Union dead in Gettyseury
Ctmetsry will be decorated with flowers on the
Srh instant, and soldiers throug hout the coun-
Try are requested to contribute flowers for The
purpose.
The ship Alice Ball. which has bern Tor .
iore time detained st ST Thomas on suspsosoa
OF having arms and munitions on board Cor ne
peruvian Government, sailed for New York
on the 18th instant
The Canadian Parliament was prorogued
yesterday until July. No credesce a. given 20
the repoit OF Fenisn raid from 81 Adams On
the lst OF June.
Two British men -ot-war have arrived Al
Port-su-PrInce and demanded immediate CO.
ssiion Of the persecution Of foreigners. other
wise they threaten 10 lombard the town.
Adyices from ~ Domingo saw that sd her~nux
OF sN-President Cabrsl are preparing an enp--
dItion with view 70 exp+sline the Bsez Gov
eminent.
The revolution IN Venezuela continues.
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Two CONTRACTORS.
II sadq'rS Dist. Of indian Territory,
ChiJ Qrarts.mnH1,s Once,

Hsadq'rs Dist; Of indian Territory,
Chig Q"aris.ma Once,
seaed Proposals in du plicate. 10 rem owe the re-
mains Of deceased United States soldiers lying
t. Iseeiyed at this once until 5 O'Clock p. M,
THURSDAY, June 4, 1858, at which ame bids will
l. The bodies are to be removed carefully and
decently; sll marks and insert ptions found with
the body will be carefully recorded. and the origi
nal head board will in all cases. be attached to and
transmitted with the coffin, and set up at the ne
grave COfhns and transportation will be furn-
ished ann all the expenses borse by the contrac-
with lumber suitable for ceffi ns at ~ per NJ The
person to whom the contract Is awarded will keep
yidpai graves but the relative position,of bodies
or graves from right left north to south east to
west, &C, where they are buried. so that Q stran
new resting place and place them in their origi-
nal graves in their original order.
As the bodies are deposited in the cemetery. the
graves will be marked with numbered stakes,
and the number and section OF each grave marked
in the record.
uniform manner, either in rows or in circles. and
equal distances never less than three 49, feet D
and mound II the full length aud breadth of the
grave will he raistd over it, t. the height of ten
iii. wherever the dead are disinterred from cuI-
tyaled Orfn habited lands, the original graves will
be filled up after the bodies are removed
form of record sheet Of disintermentsn will
be provided the contractor, which he will be re.
place of disinterment, enc copy TO be forwarded
with the body TO the cemetery, and one to be re-
tanned b. himself
Bidder. must state the price per body for re-
National Cemetery at Fort Gibson O. n
Proposals will be received for removal of the
places to Fort Gibson National Cemeterv 'u
The following IL the estimated number of bodies
swAiuf remoVa al, locality in which they are now
EYSs and distance from each place to Fof' Gibson,
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INITEp STATES MAIL.
MARYLAND.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT,

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Proposals vii be received at the Contract once
of this De partment until O'Clock ?. of May .,
mail. Of the tntSd STATE. from July to June
81 1872, on the following routes in the State of
and arrivals herein specified, viz:
Thee routes mostly, advertised October 81
s Bntsr BasE Rock
Is niles and back, once q week.
BaltinaTs, mailassy at e0sm;
Lsaie Black Rock Saturday at 2 80 p m;
Arrive al Cockey sville BY p
' fs.n ftin INK burg 70 Louisville miles and
Schedule making close connection with railroad
train. TO be arranged to the satisfaction of the
2el Fr.m Sligo, BY Four Corners to ColesviIIe, s
Leave sligo Tuesday and Saturday at 4 m;
Arrive AZ Colesyiile by pm;
Leave Colesv1lie Tuesday and Saturday at
Arrive at Sligo by pm.
eeiyed, and also Tor extension to spencerville,
2ae Prom MOnrovis by Kemptou. to Damascus. 3
miles and back once week.
Leave Monroyia SATURDAY at pm;
Leave Damascus SATURDAY. y ati2m;
hrrIvs a, MonI3yiAey pm:
Grove, to Mitcheilsville, Il miles and back
Leave Bladensburg Tuesday and Friday a.
Arrive at MitcbeTIsvilie By m;
Leave MitchelsviIle Tuesday and FRIDAY st
Arrive at Blsden-burg bysp m
- From 81 Clements Bay. by MOrRAnZa, to Oak
vile, ~ miles and bacE, once a week
LesNest CIrments Bay Saturday at pm;
Leave Oskville SATURDAY atsam;
ps from Head q ss..asr ssy S Sy Massey. Cross
roads Mililn gton, sudlersyile, Long Marsh
Rockville. and Bridsstown to Greensboro s.
miles and hack, twice a week
Leave Head of Sassafrss Monday and Friday at
6an.
Arrive at Greensboro by SPIN;
Leave Greensboro Tuesday and Saturday at s
Arrive at Head of sassafras sy5pm
DIS FROM Gree nsboI oush o. Melville, ) miles and
back, once q week.
Leave Greensboro Saturday at pm;
Arrive At Melville by pm;
Leave Melville Saturday ct pm.
Arrive At Greensboro by pm.
'Oo From Georgetown, by Seneca Mills. In. o.
Edwards Ferry. n. Oh Seneca Quarries. In.
o. Msnocacy. Point OF Rocks and Lander,
to Barry, 81 miles and back. three times a
navigation.
Leave Georgetown Monday, Wednesday. and
friday Al m.
Arrive at Barry by 8 pm;
Leave Barry Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday
st 7 an;
Arrive at Georgetown by spm
For forms OF proposal. rantee and certh-
20 be embraced in the 90 :, see ady ertise-
ment OF October 81. 49,, inviting proposals for
mail service in Maryland to he found at the prin-
Cipsl post efices.
ALEXANDER W. RANDALL
sp "a law-w Postmaster General
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Or'cs 4sSLS toHf CoBIHiSSars Of SnL ~iSsHrs,
ErT~ a " -.

Ofcs AsSLStoHf CoBIHiSSars Of SnLSiUsHrs }
FoTt Vad .Irerfh, ". \. H., May Is, Isi3
Sealed Proposals Gin dupcate) will be received
until L OCloCb m on MONDAY, May 25 lsjs by
llrst Lieutenant j. W. Mac Murray, lst ArtiIlery
A Z: >, at Fort Wsdsworth, N Y. H for fur,
nlshing the troops therest with Fresh Beef, from
! sne D, IS 3. to November ID, 1875
Ihe envelope enclosing proposals must be en-
dorsed Proposals. for furnishing Fresh Beef -
The Fresh Beef IL TO be of good mari etable ana
", with equal proportions of fore and hind
excluded and delivered at the expense OF the
contractor, in such quantities and at such times
Ne may be required. Bidders will also state price
per pound at hich they will deliver Uorned Beef
under same conditions
No bid will be entertained that is not made by
regular butcher who must give his name in full
ms present place of business and residence
The manner of making bids. requirements of
olcders. &c, same stated in advertisement of
June y, l5ol. for proposals for furnishing Fresh
Beef. from the ONCE Of the Assistant Conmi ssary
General Of Subsistence, L nited States Army, at
mygi ~ Fly, Iis,,sn.n,w.; nnIa.ec,MSUkRA1s
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A Tale OF Bigamy-Mnrder, Lynch Law,
aud Female Devotion


a man calling himself Captain Hutton. set
tied a year ago in SsrcoXIe, Missouri, courted
and married 4 Miss Fullerton, daughter of q
Respectable widow lady of that village. He
had with him sickly looking boy called Tom
nv, for whom h. manifested great attachment
They lived in the vIllage-HuttOn his young
bride, and Tommy. until about month ago.
when, al the request OF Hutton Mrs. Full
lertOn and Tommy started with him on q trip
TO Ohio on business. Arrived AZ Sedalia. Hut
ton pocured power of attorney, with which
he returned alone 20 Sarcoxie, aud by virtue of
the Writing took possession Of Mrs. Fullerton's
property, and commenced selling the same.
Suspicion was excited. Has answers 10 ques-
lions 10 Mrs. FullertOns whereabouts were
unsatisfactory. H. was arrested after an ex-
citing chase. and through letters found on his
person, attention was directed 10 a house an 81.
Louis. There they found Tommy IN the person
Ola young woman, who confessed mat she was
Hutfon's wife. and had consented % his fraud
ulent marriage Of Miss Ferguson. She had
been drugged during the journey, and Mis-
Ferguson had disappeared, and, she had n"
doubt, was murdered. In complain"
Hutton's demand, she had persn"
al Sedalia, in signing To- with
aey, under which - ---Hceo Mrs. y
sion of her re,nre.a Liver OF sttor-
A., property. He had then semi h.r =,
al ,rnsL "hefe she WAS employed As mad y,
49, IN me house where she was arrested
"a MOP LOOK Hutton from Iail and hnng -.
Sr-; nao passed by different uames M
npngrf Joseph Lee" IA q. Hutton .,.as
others. The frail woman VI hose as,,.,.1.
yoi,'n I'm ieo Der into the committaI OF sucb "a.
tpilhg crimes is in lail at CARRIAGE Shs-
ntr maiden name was MARY W,II,..
was oorn In Sclota county, OHIO. vranf . IN
lord TO school became infatusled win So.
ger. ran away with him, and they wers mn
~ a. iIoh,oh 10 lS5. Afterward she went
WIN MIN 10 Kansas, often dressing in male at
ute Al ms request. and in thai eSrh VS. ,1rss.s,
when ne married Miss Fullerton
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Captain and A. q. M, S.A.,
my "a I'd Chief @ NJ. Di.trict of the u
DROPOsALs FOR COPPER.

Omes Of PaymaStT U. s. Nary,
AS ChsSfHm Street. !
Philadelphia. May 20, 1855 \
Sealed proposals. endorsed " Propos ais for Don.
per- will be received this Office until IL O'clock
n. on the 18th of May, for furnishing the United
states Navy Department the following article to
the inspecting officer of the Philadelphia Nav.
yard, where Is 10 be delivered immediately free
Of expense to the Cove rnment
For Bs,sas Of Seam EnxisseTing.
Z3Lp pounds lDgot Copper, per sample at Office
OF Chief Engineer, ct Navy yard
NJ HIESK ELL,
my TIT Paymaster, u. 8. N.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
IMPROVEMENT OF THE ROCK ISLAM

lMPkOHEMEGT Of THk kOCk ISLAND
Sealed Proposals IN duplicate will be received at
this once until II NJ, WEDE ESDAY, June 10.
1873, for excavating and removing the rock and
River, at the Rock Island or Upper Rapids, by
means Of Golfer dams and subsaueous blasting and
Contractors will be required to furnish oil bosts
machinery, &c, and to perform all the labor
necessary in the prosecution of the work. There
about fifty thousand cubic yards of rock to be
on the rapids, and the work must be done during
as little possible with the navigation Of the
river.
Contractors will state the price per cubic yard at
which they propose TO do the work, which will DO
let in sections Of such length the eng ineer in
charge may determine.
Persons proposing to centr act are requested to
visit the ground before sending in their bids.
printed copy Of this adv ertisement must be at
tached to each proposal: Each bid must be accom-
spoDsible persons that the party or parties pro-
posing will enter into contract upon receiyfn the
swardment Blanks for proposals. of the form re-
quired together with form OF guarantee, Will be
furnished at this office on application.
The Government reserves the right to reject any
and all bids and no bid will be considered unless
the party Offering il shall give satisfactory evil
oence that he 10 Trustworthy. and has the neces
sary skill and experience to perform the work
Proposals will be endorsed 'Proposals for re-.
moyine distractions at the Rock Island Rapids: y
and addressed to Brevet Major Gen. II. WILL
SON, u. s. A, Lieutenant Colonel 55th Infantry
Davenport Iowa.
the same by calling at the L. 8. Engineer ONCE.
corner of Main and Second streets, Davenport,
Iowa, where maps: plans, specifications, and
quantities of work will be shown to all who wish to
examine them for the parposs of making propo-
sails. j. Il. WILSON.
Lieut. Gel 35th Infantry,
Brevet Major General U s. A.
Us Engineers Office. Davenport, Iowa, May
| Is. 1873 my q st
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nEPARTMENT OF TREINTERIOR,
u UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,

& ln4hts1 PS4FN2 OFFICE
the petition of ana MAY lss
PIERCE, OF New Bedford, Mass praying Tor the
e Of patent o granted to them the
from the expiration Of said patent. which takes
1t is ordered that the saia petiiion be heard at
the he, Patent Once on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of
1ot,ss Se ~ a. II O'Clock NJ; and all persons are
have, why said petition ought not to be granted.
s m 9S the extension are required to
set forth in writing; at least treniy days before
the day 81 hearing all testimony filed by either
taken and transmitted in accordance with the
rules Of the ONCE, which win Be furnished on ap
Depositions and other papers, relied upon a.
testimony, must be filed In the ONCE t,csnfy days
ssi fp', the he S:y Of hs.fRs the any
the Republican and the Intelligence, Westminster,
week Tor three wsss, IL. r.s 81
said to be 1t least sixty days previous
my SWsv Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
COLLECTORS OFFICE, =
" UNIIEDsrArrs INTERNAL REVENUE,
S.n ss q re ads%. Of
Besesae law one Chest marked BOX ns Of FooIs
and directed to A. Gale, No Sis Penns avenue.
chewing tobacco, without any Inspection SrsnSs a.
thereon, and Is supposed to have been remaved
from the place q ,%snufacturs without the tax
Any person or persons having On interest In said
chest end contents are hereby required TO appear
daysfren the 10Th inst, otherwise the said chest
public suction TO the hiih :T 1851 SSTIEpHAnr
myleasv1w o. Q. Collector Int. Rev for d. o.