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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-18
MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. D. M'BRIAR,
SURGEON DENTIST,

MOULD RESPECT Trl~ 7r
,ss ,s9' s;siS;;5I f iSSia%Ss: sSss g ofis; bs:;
permanently located in Go. "a
iumbus for the purpose Of IS r. ~
the latest and most sub
stantial style of the art, lt''~<tSASbC ID
their patronage. that my work shan and will com
pare, both in beauty and dura ity, with in the
will ss those who are afflicted With
s Of The s5dss FORM Fg
formed on the teeth for moderate charges, and all
worrented to give satisfaction, or no CHARGE.
.E .s- Bird sREEERENCES: 90 ..ff q-=-l-s
81 gse s11HIss Hss1rrssr i ssTHa
J. s. Gnass.. GHEss. 1. +. saEsia; saErasD.
ds-9b office and Residence 16 fGa
NO. 11D f.. TOWN ST,
Between 4th and 5th streets. formerly Dr. N
= 2 = - :. NEWARK, OHIO. Now IL. 1857
The bearer Of this is DR.: D.: McBRIAR, who for
De tstry in this place where by close application to
his business and untring efforts to meet tine
ton of having no superior 10 the art of hs profes
sion. Dr. McBRiAR's success in Extracting Teeth
Of common remark by those who had occasion to
csll for his services. 49,.
The ~ UNDERSIGNED S9 take pleasure in bearing tsst-
in all the relations of lfe and practical success as
ben ist while he remained citizen of this place;
patronage of the people Of Coum bus, and vicinity
u s-.-I-! WALDO TAYLOR. rT :
-. q ,+tli MORGAN N.ODELL, g.
JOHN F. FOLLETT,
]. NJ. DENNIS, Mayor of Newark,
WV. BELL, Jr Auditor Lick. Co.,
.-r HAS.;FOLLETT,
GEO. B. SMYTHE,'
A w DENNIS,
W. Fl: SHIRCLlFF, Probate judge
--s-l2W A. ADAIR, s--- RS
W.D. MUkGAN.
feb27-wlm-r %
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-03-18

Will be sold at the low price of 80 cents each A
numbeted Cert ,fcate viii accompany Z Ensrav-
ing. which may secure to the purchaser one of the
flowing presents =, = II
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PROPOSALS.
hes5g'-N bfst. Of Isdiar Tsyvrfo-y,
TO CONTRACTORS

s,.,.. EO-r Giesoa, C. ". April IS 1853
opossls, IN dp pNcate. TO remove the re-
buried in the vicinity OF Fott Gibson n N mi
ne received AZ this of &c until 8 ocleci N
Si1 hsDAf June 4, 1853. at which time bids viii
H. The bodies are to be removed carsf,px and
1ecentiy' al marks and inscri stions found with
the BODY VII be carefully recorded ana fhe ori III
Transmitted with the coffin. ana SET mn a. ths ne
grave COfns and TRANSPORTATION viii be farp
ssned Shd All the expenses borne by the contr ac-
With LUMBER suit able for aims nj - psr II The
person TO whom the Contract il AWARDED viii kese
aeomesete record Of not snly the locality Of indi-
or grave. from Pab S I len % f Sodiss
vest, &c, where they are buried 90 that . strsn-
ger VII De enabled take the bodies from their
nsi sr,v.. p &C, and replace them In their origi
AS The bodies are deposited in the cemetery the
graves vii be marked with numbered STAGES
M .h- humber and section OF each grave marked
IL Tue graves will be arranged in a regular and
UNIFORM manner, either In rows or in circles and
and Q mound 81 the full length and BREATH Of ths
grave WI be raised over 1t, to the height of ten
Ill. wherever the dead are distnteyr.d from, al
tvated OF Inhabited lands, the riRipsI gray.s riiI
De nllsd up after the bodies are removed
form Of record sheet of disintermestsu will
be provided the contractor, which he will he "a
quired &c I'll out in detail in duplicate st the
piaSe ~ dlsinterment Mt. enc COPY 20 be forwardeS
nn ~ boy TO the cemetery, and one to be re-
Bidders mnst state the price Der body for "a.
noys 81 remains from the place OF disintcrment 10
natioDaI Cemetery &C Fort Gibson. O. n
frop"sals Will be received for removal of thu
bodies from any all Of the foiIowins- named
places To Fort Gibson National Cemefery
ne iolloving I. the estimated nnmber of bodies
Eipg and distance from each place to Fort Gibson.
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PROPOSALS.
PRo s9sht - .0 q . IlA,THlIALs TO sE s5P.
BUREAu or CuNSTPIIO-
TI0H AND REPAIR
NAyy Drp.pr,<x.
BUzEAu OF CoSsTsucrios asp RsP.rr,

pr,v,r m NAVY DkPARTMINr, D
wasu IN IossrhueTios Asn RkrA,R,
Materials for the S.yv tsrh ,s Timber and oiher
III ~ eiocS Wy BE .,ssiysd At this BureaI
The n n,a pno ppssis vii De opened.
pc.aIs sot yMash,ns and must BE- endor, sd Pro-
my De distlnsuishr = from Their business letters
in and nsSa 10 hs ,or suen g ssses A. P.rte. deal
oiucers giving the forns Of pr 1posal Of goa an
fe es and Of Of Of with prnsd
As se. :, ret to bid on sepies,on to the
be Ysra. on Z, hs and those Of
The Comm s"d.nt Of each n NAVY pIs Yard and tn.
eoS1 81 sm,.Isr Tor each station. will have
ami =, on only in order that ia
msSa 70 0,d NAY juage Whether IL Is desir able to
Y; TS .'' any .. ''s '','''' OF those
ana an p,0Hcsa muss be Tor the whole Of class;
2; q s sa q:
The srSs ., sGs m TSspeet.vs yards:
s..s from 6: Collector inssI":l ~ ssr n.
Ii,aict IN nich the bidder resides, that he has
:hss
1 muscle esesas ed
~ ths A,ss,sos Of Internal Revenue fer the dis
The contrset viii ss ..a,a.a 10 N. -,,
makes 6s .as s.:. az sss Hsc
lnirea oy law ne Navy Department, however, re-
.h;cn " ieyxo. nc ioWest uio, OF any
"Sn ~ may ueem enorpitAbt
.; Gu IN e ~ .ne inl snSust VIII % required 70
,t ne contlsc', ana tneir responsibility must be
oeIuned 10 tne sstisfsction OF the Navy Depart
Asni .aa;,;ou., 49,
v.i,b 49, I'M, ssscuIy tsenty per centum WILD
con tract snali have been ronnlstsd anS .stx .n
centum OF the amount of ssch Iiii ~" ".n.nxs 20 n
triplicate By the Commandment OF the - necttra
yards will be paid by the Paymsster of the station
designated in the contract, within ten days after
the arrant Tor the same shall have been passed by
"" rs c,asssy. ~ ~ t me-; Ir ey.
designated as follows;
No /. hits Oak Logs; No. 2, White Oak Keel
ICES ICES No >, White Oak Curved Timber; No 4,
w int YAK Piank; NO. ), White Oak Boards; No.
:; iei9w Pine Logs No 8, Yellow Pine Beams;
Pine Logs; No. II. White Pine Mast Timber; No
Is, white Pine Plank, Boards; No. Is: White Ash,
I'm beecn 40; l5.White Ash Oars; No II, Hick-
DRY; No: Is. Black Walnut, Mahogany, n Apie
rrneIIs NO. ~. Locust Timoer; No. %, Locust
nrpn No, ~ Sypress, Cedati No -, Black
NJ Ss -, " nite YAK saves ana head1ngs,
xx =. - NO ~ lngot Copper No. 81,
lion fat: n. ~ IT, nis,e " az e., w r9usn'
Iron spikes; No 49, Iron Wreusht Nails. No 90
Iron Cut Nails: No al Issd nc. Ne ~. o.
pipe sheet: No AZ Zinc. No AZ fin. " AZ S"II'
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OFFICE OF TIE sUPERINTENDkNT AND
FO0TWALKS. SEWERS, ETC.


f2s HS5 SEYD 81 AER
WEST, from the north side Of Psnnsylvania ay-
enue to the south side Of = street north
at the Mayors ONCE. until II o'clock n on fRI,
Dg mi ,s SIN d,y OF June IsIs fer Grading end
south .ide Of street north, with stone similar to
that used on street north-the stone not 70 be
and seven inches in depth, TO be laid on . bed Of
gravel not less than eight inches deep, covered
with NJ least four inches Of sharp sanl before
pound rammer three times, and we'll watered be-
fore the last rammi g.
The surplus earth to be deposited In the neigh
soner may direct and the contractor will be
CURED TO leave surface Of two hundred feet in
insp< ction, which will be well puddled by the Ward
Commissioner, without expense to the contractor.
Bidders will also estimate for furnishing and lay
and twelve inc hes In width; replacing and relay
ing such nag footways seross CT In the line Of said
part Of .aid street a. the Superintendent and In
sixteen inches in width, four inches thick and in
pieces not less than fsur feet long, closely jointed
ofthe Superintendent and Ins pector and other OF
nc, appointed by the Mayor to superintend the
same, and to be paid for by an assessment on the
listing laws OF the Corporation relating to special
taxes.
An old Is ns (. ss tss property IF the Cor.
the " ard Commissioner may direct. Bidders will
state the price per cubic yard for grading, per
sand required and Der square foot for fsssins and
nag foot ways. No bid viii be received from other.
the MsySn 70 any or al II ii Se
to the in'sIsis Of r 81
Superintendent and nspector, &c.
my Is eotd Intel I
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CAN THE MONEY ASSUMED TO BELONG To
HusBAND BE APPROPRIATED TO TIE SOLE
AND SEPARATE Use OF THE WIFRf-A SUIT
involving this question was Instituted in the
Court OF Common Pleas. The complainant in
SUIT Is William A. Purdy, who begins an action
OF the latter, Martha Men ulty; also against his
Vile as uustee for her sister, Ellen Stsuntou
and her mother, Martha McNalry. There are
Two bills HE'D, one Of which sets forth that the
wife Of the complainant has purchased out OF
money belonging 70 the latter by his marital
rights certain diamonds and other jewelry. and
furniture contained in the house No. - North
Fremont street, and that she has purchased
real estate and securities either in her own
name or that Of another. and that his said wife
mas certain amount Of gold coin aud secur-
ltles deposited in some bank unknown TO
the complainant for the purpose OF con-
eealing the same from her husband, and
plalnants Vile, as trustee for the latter, holds
In her possession certain deeds for real estate
on mortgage on certain securities. The bill
prays that the said Mary Purdy NAV be COM
PEELED to deliver up unto her husband 1.-THE
eomplainantD all such moneys. diamonds and
olher jewelry household furniture and secur-
tles, and that said deeds and mortgage held by
Martha McNulty rs trustee for Mrs Purdy
may BE- set aside, and that such property of ali
kinds, whether in the hands OF Mrs. Purdy or
the SAID trustee. may be subjected 70 the mari
rlghts OF the complainant. The other ball sets
forth that Mrs. Purdy did. on the 18Th of
February, lo66, purchase a lot of ground and
Improvements ON Lexington street and had the
same conveyed 10 herself as trustee for her sls
ter Ellen Staunton, and her mother. Mrs. Nc
Nully. The bill prays that the deed for SAID
property may be set aside and that the same
may also be subjected TO the martial rights of
the complalnant.-BditSHOre Gdsstfe.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LArK rELEGRAMa, GO.

General Sheridan hA2 issued order Gem
rendfne the gallant and meritcrioas conduct
displayed by Sergeant Edward Glass; Third
onIted States Osvsiry, and four enlisted men
o. Oonpsny n. Third unred Stats Cavalry.
whiie pairoline the RIO Tuiuro-s- New Meni-
~. IN resisting and finally rep~iiing an attach
maae upon them by q body OF Indians, num-
oerine aeOut four hun dred
Inc journeymen bakers OF BrockIyp and
Whismsourrh, N. Y, have united an a de-
msnd for higher wases and l.s- Ao,rs S.,n,.
Gay nfeht they had grand torehltxbt proces-
sion, after which speech>s were made Eash-
teen ooliars per week was sgr-~d upo, a. a
days work.
In the Presbyterian General Assembly, q
COMMITTEE on Southern Churches reportad
that those which hsve withdrawn sad orraa-
lied separately, be recognized A. irsepend~nt
churches, but that they BE- invited TO return 20
the Assembly.
one-thisd less cot,en has been plsnt.d IN
Georeia thss year thsn last The negroes arr
working well IN the Southwestern portion OF
the State, and large yslds Of wheat and cor
Are expecteA.
The Bulletin and Alta papers OF san
Francesca prenounce the Garrshsn quicksilver
land claim now before Congress a fraud, and
ssste that it ha been 50 d>ciared by the United
states Courts IN California.
The u. :. sseamer Lzckawana arrived A
san Francisco On the ssth alt, and s r-pOr-~d
TO have len Hosolulu becau,e of an An tim .tsou
thss the King regarded her presence there As .
menace.
Mr.. Crabtree, Ather OF Dotsa, che actress. has
deserted his wife and daughter, and tssen With
MIN the Jeweiry and earaingsof the Ia.ter He
states that he sho.id return % England
Bishop Tuttle. OF Idaho. has been elected 20
NIL the place of the late Bishop .Ha wks, DIOCESE
OF Missouri, by the Protestant Episcopsa Con-
yentioa.
The application for q suspension Of the in
gunctios against Kelley Co.'S gin en- terpris-
mas oeeh refused by Judge Brady, Of the 6ssrt
of Common Pleas for New YorIa
meprominent persons IN ST Lou,. are en-
deavoring TO procure Melodies release.
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llT GREEN WILLIAMS
~ Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No 500, Southeast esrner Of 7th aud D streets.
~fRpsrEIs SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is.


No. 500, Southeast esrner Of It'll aud streets.
fRpsrEls SALE Of VALUABLE REAL Es.
By virtue of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, estered on the 10th day of
April 1865 the case Of no II Koating and others
W. sarah A. Heating and others, Equity No 800,
cree to make sale Of the inferred 81 he Widow and
heirs of oil the real estate Of the late GEORGE w
Heating WIN offer q public auction A the
the eth day Of June, 1858, ct O'Clock the foliow,
sna fi Sss s,.' bs
tIict Of Columbia; near the northern boundary
Of the late joseph Gales and other, and Wing along
Lincoln avenue, containing e and 50 perc hes
the part that has been taken therefrom in widen
acre. The improvements on this tract consist OF =
large and substantial three story Dwelling House.
With two spacious porticOes extending around the
used formerly Is SLAMS hter house. This prop,
erty is handsomely situateI, and will be offered In
bulk on the day of sale, and IL not sold in tn At
shsps will then be offered according to q plat of
Terms Of sale UDe third Of the purch ase money
cash IN hand; the residue to be paid In equal in
stains nts at twelve and twenty -four months, the
purchasers each giving netes or bonds, with en-
from date, and lein reserved By the trustees IN.
til allthe purchase money shall be paid.
Adep0sit OF $500 will be rec uired Of the purchs-
In case 1t shall be sold in parcels.
All conyeyanclng and revenue stamps to be at the
charge and ex pense of the purchaser and the trus
in case Of failure in any purchaser to comply with
the terms Of sale within i've days from the date
thereof, at his risk and cost.
JOHN =. NORRIS,
WILLIAM EMMERr,{ ''ee'
my y eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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The WHOM PACIFIC RAIIRoSp-No,hinx
IN the history OF the growth OF our country has
more nttsngly illustrated the expaAsiye char
with winch Americans prosecu " tho>e enter
prlses, than the railroad now being built across
me continent from the Missouri River, M
omaha, TO the Pacific Ocean, at San Francisco.
II s not necessary 20 narrate the history OF this
great Undertaking, or to review the me- ni foeut
grants made in its favor by the United STATES
Government Information upon these points
was WIDELY spread during the last year, while
me drylnT contractors for the con sru notion Of
NE line were pushing IL westward toward the
distant sea al The rate OF two and three miles
per day. Eminent fnanciers. hayi tho
sanction AID support of the Government had
laid out the work, subscribed TO the capital
stock, and set the machinery in motion. To
keep the work active, and 70 be able to give
the best assurance that the whole grand line
should be completed within the specl aed time,
II was deslra bic 10 raise money BY the sale of
company First Mortgage Bonds, and 80 pop
ular dld these bonds become 90 soon their
character and security were generally kuowu
that the entire amount which had 10 that time
been issued, had been absorbed by the public
early IN the present year. The COMPANY cow
announce that its bonds will be paid. PRINCIPAL
and iRteTeS IN gold. thus placing them ON an
equality, IN every respect, with the choicest OF
the Government loans.
The progress of the railroad has been rapid
and successful 10 an extraordinary degree, and
even more vigor than heretofore will be put
into the work OF construction during the pres
emit year A large amount of grading has been
done during the winter, and an accum lation
OF material made which will enable the the and
track-layers 10 rapidly finish the way for the
locomotive through the Mountains A branch
road 10 Denver will soon b. under way, and
branches TO Montana and 10 Idaho and Oregon
are projected, which, with the main central
line, VIII constitute snch a railroad system for
what has been enormously called the saiieAt
american Desert, as will ensure IL popula-
ton OF ten millions in ten years from this tune
The advertisement OF the Union Pacific Rail-
road Company in another column, contains
some further facts Of special interest.
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GOVERNMENT SALEN
GALE OF CONDEMNED ORDNANCE nm
~ ORDINANCE STORES.

SALE OF o iSSRfSE: sRo SansssANoE AND
- wAsHINeToS .ARsIsAL:
Wi be sold ss public auction, On r. Es5AY,
direction 81 Il. Chief p Of
sas Ri SSlssGlns ofdnsDee and ordnance stores: viz
rs = FOUNDER smooth bore cunt En 70 20 FOUNDER
sA-poupder smooth bore Guns, IL, IS, and %.
slsinch siess Aert.,., iron.
80 sss s ksss II ro:: i SrssS: ss lib
OrdDanee Carr and wagons.
a. r. n odnnSsr Seb Cns' Mo,t. Rad,
large S lot! lot OF implements and equipments for field
ssiO Shot Tor smooth. bore Guns, variou, c.lihrs.
~ s shell i iSr rife guns, various calibres.
l.1a Cerbines, various patterns
$50 Rife Mutkets.
e,los Smooth bore Muskets, various patterns.
6-f6 Rifles. various patterns.
s.S5 Pistols, various patterns.
ss'S infantry Cartridge Boxes. s.,s
$50 BAY onet scabbards. 0e'''
O0n Gun slines
5000 Cap Pouches and Picks
l B1 Ps1,. and III Reas f., muske
1857 Pouches, Flasks, and wsist.belts for rifles.
g.; BSass and c.rbns Sling. for car
bpes.
ans screw-drivers. Cones and Bullet moulds for
80 P pistol Holsters.
10 'R Bali GsfsrfGs Sssr LsfAuohsaux pistol CALI
brs Al.
An 400 Percussion Caps musket
~ 0O0 Paper Fuses for field ammunition.
500 lbs Slow Match.
"a. 1874 Musket Flinfs
lO4 995 parts of Artillery Harness. including bri.
dies. breeehinss, belly bands, cruppers, traces,
62,62s spare parts fer Rifle Musksts and Carbines.
2O33 lbs Scrap Leather, new
larEe lot Of Saddlers', Sm his, and Carpentsrs'
Tools. Picks shovels. &C., condemned I'M
seryiceabls, much worn.
lot N &C hinery, damaged by fire.
Boiler for steam engine.
/ Lathe.
About on 600 lbs Cast Iron.
:" $1,000 lbs. Wrought Iron.
Terms cAsh, in Government funds. Every pur.
chaser will be required to make Q cash deposit on
the day of sale
Stores to be removed within ten days.
Catalogues will be furnished on application.
GEO. d. RAMSEY,
my 2,-6t Bvt. Maj Gen Commanding.
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EKPBSsEs MusT BE REDUcFD.-People m ust
whether they like IL or not. reduce the expense
OF living The "N. y. Financial ChToaieIe" thus
observes the signs Of the times
"Luxuries are being curtailed Illus
tra.ion of which we find the piano forte market
over supplied, and dealers advertising thar
Instruments for sale upon monthly instalments
Families are refusing to pay the late high rents
Tor dwellings; and hence the LIST of May found
large numbers Of houses unlet. In every
household the question is-how to reduce ex-
penditures: and the result is very general com
plants from the retail trade. This process of
contracting expenses must go on vet further,
until consumption is more evenly regul lated by
production: and then may we expect healthier
condition Of trade. There must he ere long a
diminished demand for labor; which will again
work out reduction Of wages, and a re-
sulting decline In the cost of all produces
There is reason for hope that this much needed
reduction in the cost of labor may be facilitated
by an abundant harvest and cheaper food-S
boon which would also tend TO The general
amelloration Of the condition Of trade Bust
ness has still 10 battle with the mischievous
tendencies OF an in fiated currency, snd ats con
comitant fictitious fluctuations az przces For
the immediate future il would ee 20 hope with
out res SON to expect our former average pros
perity."
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BANKERS.

JAY COOKE . co..
A N Z BIS,
FIFTERNrH STREET, OPPOSITE TRASHY,
Buy and sell Ut current market rates, and ksev
constantly on hand full supply Of all
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvBN-THIBTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST MOTIFS.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, TO-, executes
and collections made on al accessible points.
Oel LIT
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Total No. of bodies to be removed...-...2O5o
At the same time and place, pso possIs will be
recefvsd and bids opened for the construction Of
Stone Wall, laid Dry to enclose the :. Fort Gibson
National Cemetery; the same to be about I-S0
feet In length and TO be built Of undressed or rough
stone
The wall to be feet thick at the tor, 3 feet
Incher At the ground. feet high, With founda-
lien fret wide and inches thick bel ow the sur
A reasonable time viii be allowed for the re-
wall. " ~
Payment ts be made in Government fund. On
completion Of the contracts W
Zach bid must be accompanied by good and
sumcient guarantee from two more persons
whose loyalty and solvency 10 certified by q clerk
OF court Of record setting forth that the bidder
VIII, IN case . contract IL awarded, give am ple
bonds and security for the faithful performance Of
the came.
The name and place of Residence of each bidder
and surety must be given.
Biodsrs are invited to be present ct the opening
Of their proposals, which viii take place On tbs
day and hour above specified
ais must BE- plainly endorsed Proposals
for the removal Of Bodies" Proposals for con-
STRUGGLING Stone Wall, and addressed % the Chief
Quartermaster District of the Indian Territory
By authority Of the Chief Quartermsster Mill
Csry Division Of Missouri.
A. 9. KIMBALL
Captain and A. Y. M s.
my "a ID Chief q. N. Di,trict az he
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hoTICs Fvk PROPOSALS FOB SUPPLY OF
MARINE HOSPITAL

PsRT or ST LOUp, April l, 1873
Notice Il hereby given that sealed proposals.. &C.
cs1paoi=-i on proper guarantees, sccordiug TO
fr=- 70 be furnished application ss this once,
vi be received thsreat until " O'Clock, meridian,
loaTIEsDAY. June ., 1884,, for the supply OF the
Marine Hospital sf this city With the articles Of
provistOos. medicines. &c, enumerated In said
,ref-rsuce to the usual number Of patients In the
.bospital bat the United stAtes reserves toe right
tk.T NAV be srtu ally required. II the articles de-
hvsred a. the hospital net, In the Judgment Of
ls be viii Be NJ hbsrty 70 reject the came,
p Purchase other articles In thsir stead, and 70
L Ths Tuitsd states reserves the right 10 accept
y. nroposxIs fr the whole or any portion Of the
krrsiss snsrfsed 3. n. BRECkINkIDGE,
1 nft-d Surveyed and Acting Collector.