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d Il p o S A L 8.
Sealed Proposal. vii, be received 4. the ese Of the
Sssf nSa M@EY Dy.G x, # OS "a s
February, iss, Tor Inc tran o. GOSefnnsSt
P PGs S y S% ' g
limo from March 20, 1893, 70 October %, ls6 Inclusive
Prom St, LOui, to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and Fort
from wyandOttc to Fort BufOrd. Camp Cooke and
Prom Port Lcavonworth to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke
Prom Omaha TO Fort Buford, Camp. Cooke and Fort
FROM Sioux City to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke aud
Ricn Fort Randall to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
fiom Fort sully to Fort Buford. Camp Cooke and
FROM Fort Rice Fort Buford, Camp Cooke and Fort
From Fort Stevenson to Fort BufOrd Camp Cooke aud
;, FROM Fort Buford to Camp Cooke and Fort
Prom Camp Cooke to Port Benton.
during the season. most favorable for RsIssiion q
the rver,ssy between June and August 81. Bidders
mouth rom 10 e Ss6ssf ' he sss
cy G III M s no be
point, to the several points Of destination above
i.t The rate at which they will transport each on.
Ger and soldier cabin passage = " PROVIDED for
Ing ther rStion. which viii be supplied ~ The Gov
ID, The rate pOr 100 pounds at which they will
Ths .' es sfs Shss !hsy u.
ttroughs for feeding animals TO be supplied By tho
steamboat
lust preference will be given to psr.Ie, vhc own
win b slewea carry private 70 The exclusion
II. sShiTasEST WI rsSYl.sd to transport store;
isss DO 'e'''s'ea :" ''''' '''0A ""'A INC year
ease the Contracting party fail. to carry freight
| as required, the Government reserves tho right TO
furnish the transportation a. the expense Of the con.
traetori and nothing herein contained .hall be so
porting public supplies on any boat belonging to the
Government.
,s;srys: .hs right to reject any or
Bidders Informed that no boat loaded with Gov
e rss Sns S Guy
ford + or points above, with le.s than 80 tons.
their place, Of residence. and each proposal must Be
accompanied with . bond In the sum Of ten thousand
sS,1 ssnsd hsy i've cas-. 81 mere s
TO the person proposng tho contract viii be accepted
This contractor win DO REQUIRED 70 sys bonds in thu
| The party 10 whom the award 10 made must be Pre-
pared 70 execute the contract at once and e give h
required bonds for the faithful performance Of the con
Copy OF blank form Of contract to be entered into
event hs sss. s q K G
and u Chief 9uartermaster. Department " tn
Tr.n.PSTia,ion bs sls Missouri RHssf' and al
by order Of the aaartoi%A,.or6 Gsssrsl,ySA.
Art, 9g.rtsrmastsr General General; uhs ,As...,
jal4-2N THE Missouri.
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DRPARrMENr OF TnK INTERIOR,

80. WAsuISoroN. Decsmber 70. 1871,
On the petition Of JAMES BUELL., executor of the
estate Of James MeGresoI ir decsssed .of New York.
y, praying for tho extension Of patent granted "
ths said James MeGregor, jr, the llth day Of April.
and Coffee Pots for seven years from the expiration
q aid patent. which takes place on the nth day Of
ordered that the said petition be heard II tho
Patent once on MONDAY. the sd day Of March
next, NJ u o'clock, and all persons notified 70
appear and show cause, n any they have, why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required 10 Ole
In tho Patent once their objections specially set forth
In writing at least tosnfy days before the day Of hear
ng all testimony hed by either party 10 DO used at the
said hearing, must be taken and in accord
ance with the rules Of the ONCE which will DO furnished
on application.
Dspostlons and other papers, relied upon - te.ti.
day Of hearing the arguments, II any, within ten days
hsr ai,ag re ses .H.a no,,,, n. nu,,,.,, 9, An.
HEPUBLIcLs and the IntslIioencer, WAshlnston, d,
g., and In the Atlas. New York, N. r., once week
to DO at least sixty days 2 &c SfG & 4sfR[ns
JAnT-wSw Commissioner Of Patents
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Railroad Routes.

TuRogSg LIN pETNkIN yAsaWoros.
Train. s..... ..siasSl sai M Nv YSf sis Sow
run a. follows, Wis:
leave dsiiy tslssps SasasJj 4 ~ 3 m, Il 20 and
yoR gFIIADELIHiA. 49,.
L0and ~. IN. T1
i..v. for New rel ~ "a spFF si.s:ps. at 100 p M
only.
ton. can Be- Ssd Il he sutton &c: Al al hours IN The
day.
SOC baltimore and Ohio RAILROAD advsrtssmsn, for
schedule between washinstop Baitinors, Annapolis,
aud the West. j. i. WfLs0N,
Master Of Transpostation.
Il, N. COLE,
General rieksl Agent
GEO. g. K0QNTL,
Agent, Washington.
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Maryland Matters.


Tho Annapolis GaEetfs announces that the
following property has recently been sold In
Anne Arundel county:
For the heirs Of Dr.. Stephen Gambrili, 3
farm at 0smbriil's gate, on the Annapolis
and Elkridge railroad, containing $50 acres,
for T's7O, , to ,,,l Henry Joyce ESQ, ,,. Of
seat of John Cummings, esq, to Major Frank
Larned, U. S. A, for 81, $50. 1t contains 20
acres, and Is fairly improved. situated in Anne
Arundel county, adjoining Major Bond, 9enerai
E!rey, N. Bsnnon, and others. Also, q country
scat at Jessup's Cut, containing II acrss. with
good improvement, to Colonel John L. Smith,
Elkridge Landing, containing 140 acres. TO b.
Boyle, at $3l per acre. Also the farm Of the
late Richard J. Jacobs, near Annapolis juno
tion, to Mr. WIN. Anderson, Of Anne Arundel
county, at $40 per acre. Also, an Improved
tract adjoining the above, to Thomas A. Jacob,
containing 12S acres, at $32 per aero. Also. .
small market farm Of is srcss, to Allen War
field, Of Anne Arundel county, for 81, 400.
Tho Rockville Sentinel has the following:
The jury Of condemnation resumed the work
Of inquisition on the Point Of Rocks raiiros,i on
Wednesday last They passed over the routs bs.
tween Rockville and Newport Mill, making. up
to the time Of going to press. the following
awards st. Mary (Cstholio) church gives the
right Of wayi s. T. Stonestrset, the same; to
DR.. Z Z. stonestreet, three quarters Of an acre,
$3.50; Horatio james, one and one fifth acres,
S225; A. II. shskslls, four and three. quarter
acres, $500; Mrs. M. D. Holt, one and i've.
eighth acres, $500; VIM. windhsm, four r.nd
three.quarter acrss, 81, 200. The condemnation
Of lands in this county Is now completed, and
the results will be returned to tho Febru airy
term Of our Circuit Court for ratification or re.
lection.
The Baltimore Commercial says: Tho Tury
Of inquest over the body Of Caspar Russo, the
unfortunate man who died so fearful q death
at the Maryland sugar refinery, met on Sstur.
day noon, and made q thorough eIamina-
tion Of the premises. Mr.. Adams, the builder,
wished n thorough examination into tho causes
Of the accident, and the jury adjourned until
Monday next, at twelve O'Clock, when thcy will
commence their investigation at the middle dis
triot station house
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yirrtutm Amhirs.

The Lynehburg NeVs has the following Items:
We mentioned sometime since that freight cars
were bsisg built 70 run through from this city
to New York, without break Of bulk. On Bat
urday the hrst car heavily loaded arrived here
in thirty-siI hours from New York. This 10 at
least .vsn.y-four hcurs sooner than freight
from New York san BE- delivered here BY soy
other route, and, Of course. this line will con-
mand all the tonnage whore quick transit 10 r..
quired. The companies controlling this line
have twenty Of these cars built at present, and
viii add TO the number as the demands Of ton
mage require. ..
Thirty Of the finest mules We have ever teen
passed through this city on Saturday, on their
way to Warrington. Each one was fully eighteen
hands high and largo In proportion. They were
raised in Kentucky and were purchased BY an
agent Of the United States Government for
service 81 the capital.
Mr.. Samuel J. Tsbbs. an old eitissn Of Lou
doun, and II one time . representative Of the
county 10 the Legislators, died . few days since
Several Of the tobacco factories Of Petersburg
have ALREADY commenced operations, and othsrs
will do so In q shsrt time.
Rsv Dr. Norwood, Of St. Johns Episcopal
church, In Richmond, has been called 10 st.
Paui's, Petersburg.
A chain. gang 10 In full operation In Dsnvilis
We need an l. situation Of the kind very greatly.
The Richmond Eraminsr says:
n uskto nAmuu hhVoeft psoNshs, "SnA Sosst~s-
ton, s c., on Saturday last instituted . suit In
the United States Circuit Court for 81 800
damages against the Richmond, Frsdericksburs
and Potomac Railroad Company. It appears
that tho plaintiff purchased arst-clsss ticket
for his wife from Jersey City to Charleston, s.
O., over the road Of the defendants In part
When she arrived At Aqua creek she was seized
and forced into the smoking car, and tbs door
locked until tho train arrived In this city. Gen.
Wells and Samuel N. Page have beon retained
~ counsel for the plaintiff
The magistrates Of Hsnrico county court on
Saturday, ordered an election to DO held on the
2lst Of February, In the several precincts Of
| the county, TO take the sense Of the people In
regard to the subscription to the Chesapeake
| and Ohio railroad.
The Richmond Rsgisfey says W. A. Wont.
worth was on Saturday appointed United States
Commi ssioner for the District Of Virginia, and
will be stationed at TsppAhannook, ESSEX
| county.
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PROPOSALS WILL BE- RBoEIyxEPp n At A. THIS "
the oh instant. for dginE new Channel IL Ken
between Ialloweil and Augusta. Maine; requisips
channel VIII be exeayatsd. hi,t through BIiti's
material ereasaied viii be Deposited in such places
aud In .neh mAnner IN the river As may be required
by the Engineer In charge.
Bidders will state the price per, cubic ydrd, to be
measured In the scot1s which will also include the
depositing Of the material as required.
after the approval q the contract and be completed
Payments will be made monthly, % per cent. to be
reserved therefrom until the whole work Is satisfac
tory completed and be forfeited IN the event Of the
nom Of the contract In the time and manner
required.
OF person who there Ia reason to believe will not
faithfully and promptly perform the contract, we'll
all Informal and un reasonable bids.
Persons desiring 10 make proposals. will please call
on the undersigned at his once In Morton lBloek, on
Congress street. for forms Of same, and for deh
mite information TO the conditions Imposed on bid
ders and contrastors desired and on transmittlng
their bids will endorse thereon "Proposals for
Dredging Kennebee River, " -
Dreyet BTigAdier General.
U. s. ESoIsBER oYII6k,l
PoRrLAsD, NE, Jan. IS. 1903 jA2-ot
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Pawn Brokers.

EOf o T G B. ECt
COf POOR PEOPLES FRIEND. COf
p. BoYER's LOAN OFFICE.
6A Twelfth street, between c and D, near Pennsyl-
yanA avenue. Money loaned ladies' and gentle
mems Wearing Apparel, Gold and Silver Watches.
Diamonds, Jewelry. Pistols. Mechanical Tools, &c
Business confidential. Old Gold and Silver bought.
jal7-H p BOYER,
AK LICENSED BY Authority. 17S
d, FURNISHINGS
LOAN OFFICE as ThIteenth street, Sd door south Of
PennsylyAnia avenue. Money loaned on time TO suit
customers on Real gstate, 0old and Silver Watches,
Diamonds. Jswelry, Silver Plate, Pianos Furniture,
Mechanical Tools, Ladies' and 0entleInen's Wearing
Apparel Of all descriptions.
Old Gold and Silver bought.
apo d. BURNsTINR.
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WE ARE CohISGi

WE ARE CohlNGi
Aud will present to any person sending us club In
our Great
ONE DOLLAR SALE
OF DRY AND FANCY GOODS, A
Watch. Piece Of sheetng. silk Dress Patters Se. &c.
FREE OF COST.
Catalogue u Goods aud sample sent to any address
PRgE.
ALLEN. HAYES q CO,
Is Federal street, Boston, MasSschusetA,
Post once Box G.
Wholesale dealer. In French, German, and English
Dry and Fancy Goods, Cutlery Plated Ware, Adams.
Leather Goods. &c.
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WIsnIslros, January O. is5s
On the petition Of Morris MArIsoS. Of New York,
him tho 9Th day Of April 1854, for an Improvement In
Enema syringes for seven years from the expiration
April. 1865;
Patent Once MONDAY, the 10Th day Of March nsxt
pear and show cause, N any they have why said pc.
tlton ought not to DO granted.
Person. opposing the extension arc required 70 nle
In the Patent once their specially forth
IN wrtins 81 least oeniy before the day Of hear
ingi all testimony hlcd By either party To- Do used At
furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon a. teati-
mony, must be Med In the once ttoeniv days before
the day OF hearing; the arguments II any, within fea
Ordered also hst al. eoSf BE- gsbw;hsS n the
p. q; and In the Atids New YORK. n. once week
for three successive weeks the hrst Of said publiea
jsS1sw Commissicnsr d Patents.
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Steamboat Lines.
NEW MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMERS.

T. G. KNIGHT,
JOHN GIBSON,
win regularly during the winter months between
New York, Alexandria, Washington, and George
town, as follows: Leave New York, from Pier %,
nidsy at 4 p. N. Georgetown. from wharf foot Of
once Of tho eonpany. corner 81 NeS York avenue
deeSl.ti ]. W. TH0MPsOE, PIssidsnt
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" CHILDREN,
Corner Of Fourtoenth aud N streets,

This Dispensary 10 in connection with CouIp Bis
Hospital aud Is opened for tho ment Of cut door
patients, who are supplied with Medicine, Medical
and Surgical treatment free.
Patients who are about to be confined aud desire TO
be attended At their own homes, but who are unable
10 pay for the services Of competent medical prne
toner, will DO furnished with medical attention free,
By leaving their names and address nj tho Hospital
with the mhtrvu,
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ONR oLLAR ACH.

wED's Cotton Cloth, Dress Patterns Pant Patterns.
S s, t. s sna f:n esns fsr Patent foSnsls,
with slip describing an Article In our dollar sale
from % 70 900 At same rate 10 esnts for eaeh, and
EASTMAN KENDALL,
% Hanover street, Boston, Mass
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lowing routes IN the State % Ioal.ianS viii Be re;
asl e3F e @ 81 HS ss s
s. and q ssqSs aS .a
biloxi, to Ocean springs, isl miles and Back,
Lss! !:' NV 4us:ss %.'i Thursday. and
.is S 8 spsss: s ssa Wednesday. aud
ArrlTs Z Now Orleans sysp m.
fiSS.;;; .,, + run By different schedule will DO
sos Prom New Orleans. By Jefferson. to Carroliou.
miles md back hat: .wi S.a, week r,u.,o
I: s. sssHas'i a ss l:1 and rA...s., .
e' 't Ssi.s.Sii HitI& .. niis: and SssI ono.
kS. EH:. d., a, 5, l.
leave dains.viii. Wsdne.Ssy Zip. m.
sos rs. Ssss y back
S:f:s::: VII :ss.. sss..s ,''..
$3.50 From Point Coupe. BY Livonia. TO Rosedaie 81
Leass fe Ps COM ssaPs sn Yf!Sa y ssd IN.
f f,,ys s 4. ss:Sss ss, 81 ?
SS,j !: S:S: $!. x; si.'s q.
Leave Lake Providence Monday atoA. IN.
Arrive At Delhi next day by IAN
Leave Delhi Tuesday AZ ,. m;
'''' isr.on. and yoas. Ferry. to lou. "a mile. and
Leave ssss B Ssss S Monday Meam.
fssS. lon i fas sas pMSa. m.
fT1T Il Bss!,0R p0os,
~ slmseSrS Areadis,, Mount IsSaaos. Mn.
ass, Bsllsyas, SSlesyille. spd sen,el's Store.
Leave Monroe Monday. Wednesday and Friday
sis siTs1sps ssssss and Fri.
500 '!s$ :'.1;Ilaf 3 !fss i asSss s.s
::s: ;; ss$s Hs:siS
Ts,sS q n. %i'i; a snS S,sfs once swSsi
ks.s. f a Rsia' 4a..Ss,
s:: and "a ss.. n,sss
Leave Washington Thursday atsa. M.
Leave heI siiS,i FfiSssy & q "a. m.
fIGH p q asan g Pssu!ns Bruoc % mile.
ssSs SPi FisSs:l %ssf Siy.,.. ),
Leave Paguemine Brulee Tuesday atsa. IN.
| Arrive OF Opelousas by 4 m.
' and West Tort. Z Orange tTsrssj. is mile:
and back, once week,
| Leave New Iberia Monday at q. m.
Arrive a Orange fourth days by lam.
| Arrive Al New iberia fourth days by sp.m,
S05 From Lake Charles, by West Fork and Balow
| Ferry, to Gum Spring. miles and back. once
Leave Lake Charles Monday atoa. In.
| Arrive at Gum Spring by p. IN.
Leave Leave. Gun 81. Spring IN. II,aaee;SdaX .tSa m
eslerlty, cortalnty, and security" using the term
Of the law, and they must be guaranteed by two re
sponsibe pcrssns certified to as such by postmaster
| for each cf such Omissions not satlsfaetorilJ ex
planned three sEsi the Hsy q The rip may bs de
excused, fourth Of the compensation for the rii
10 subject 70 forfeiture, Fines will DO imposed un
less the delinquency DO satisfactorily explained fo
.ssrna 70 Be- iajarsi desrOgsd raSssd os los.
aud for refusing, after demand. TO convey the mall
frequently as the contractor runs or concerned
Iunnins. vehicle. on the route The Postmaster Gen
once laws or tho Instructions Of the Department II,
may alter the schedule Of departures and arrivals
and also order an increase Of service By allowinI
may also curtsil Or discontinue the servlee in who'll
or In part At pro rata decrease q pay. AllownG ont
months extra compensation on the amount Of servic
Bids should Be addressed to the Second Assi,t.n
State Of Louisiana" and sent by mail.
POr forms Of proposals, Se, and other Information
IN s.%pHst or% @ I p po Se oss u
ALEx. W, RANDALL,
| jAl5-wN Postmaster General.
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TIVE MEDICI HAIR DREssIN0i
A SUPERB ARTICLES
FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
SOLE AGENCY At

wAITBS'
PHARMACY AND PATENT MEDICINE DEPOT.
A9-d2w Cor. Louisiana avenue and Seventh st.
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Proposals.
TINTED STATES MAILS.
o PEE o,fIor psrAsrss.r.l

GEORGIA sL-LE
r.. PosT OFFICE DsrA.ras.r.l
s,l ssH rom , ST. i1S:,s jsss ISL -
Z $:!ss \ r.. s..s.s J; NJ: VIII III
ssts S?sssfiSsd 81 law. and Known a; the "rs''
on Prom Lss,ss... e L.tins'on Depot. mii''and
Leave Lexington daily. s,..p, Sunday. at $50
i. hssa: S:Ss; s.. .s:Si sunday,
as Siss a.ss,sr 81 Ss q mile. and
LssSs foc%bsboro saturday attain.
ks;is. P 3 RSsI ss.sss i
elo From wnrStsviiIst Tshnills. 10 miles ssd back
Leave wriSSay!ii. Friday aoam.
., \ S.S..;,.. ,,,., A.,
Leave TSon..ton tuesday and Thursday =, 8
.i Ss a. w.Ss%afE4; s Il s.a rA.a.,
an f;s 4 sss%t Ct =, 10 mile. and
Lss!s Ssiss.on Monday. wednesday. an Frid.,
as..l::i: a:. IL S:a..4., and Fri
H. -
Arriy. At Estcnton BIZ II. op.m.
6ln Prom Macon, BY yefsrsonville and Marion, TO
TwigEsville, 81 miles and back, once week.
Leave Macon Wednesday st6a. N.
kr,y. R 4, TIw,,ii,yirss a y
sasIs must BE- TO e.ryy tn. mai, with
celebrity, certainty, and security, using tho tsrms
Of the law, and they must DO guaranteed By two re
sponslble persons certified TO such By postmaster
or Judge OF . court OF record.
No PAY will be made for trips not performed, and for
each Of such omissions not satisfactorily explained,
three times the pay Of the trip may be deducted For
arrivals SO far behind time a. 70 break connection
with depending malls. and not sufeienty excused,
onsfourh Of the eomPsp,ation for the trip sgbieet
aueney be satisfactorily expialned for segsetlS to
DO injured destroyed robbed or lost; and for refus
Ing, after demand 10 convey the mall - frequently -
eies on he route, fhe Postmsst dsnsra may
contract for dsobeying the post once laws the
Instructions Of the Department He may Altcr the
schedule Of departures and arrivals and also order
increase Of service, By allowing therefcr pro rata
Increase on the contract pay He may also eurta 81
discontinue the service In whole or In part, A pro
rata decrease q pay, allowing one month extra com
pss.stion on he .n9aa! q ,erysc aispsn,sd with
Pospaster GeneraL supcrscribed Proposals. State
| Of 1sorGia, " and stnt By nail.
Fer forms Of proposals. &c, and other nfoImAtion
see Of October 1890, and Of date
in pamphlet form, At the PRINCIPAL post omees
jel7.FN Postmaster General,
TINTED ST ATRS MAILS, LOUISIANA
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Interior Adornments.
Furnishing Goods.
Bookblnders.

EDWARD LICETT,
L. BOOK BINDER AND PAPER.RULER.
No. III Pennsylvania avenue. between Tenth and
Eleventh streets, south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals an
Newspapcrs carefully attended to.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-01

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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1868-08-01
or San Francisco.

TIME Board of Directore Of the Mechanics
Institute hereby gives notice that the
Sixth Industrial Exhibition of that Associa-
ton will be held some time in August next, in
a building to be erected for the purpose in
Union Square in this city. Every preparation
will be made to accommodate exhibitors and
visitors with n view to make the Exhibition
profitable, instructive and pleasant to all par
ties.
During the three years which have inter-
vencd since the holding of the last Exhibition
in this city the manufhc uturing, mechanical,
scientific and useful and ornamental arts have
made unprecedented progress on this coast
and it is believed that the proposed Exhibition
will exceed any other in value that has ever
been held on the shores OF the Pacific.
The plan of building to be erected, which
has been adopted by the Board of Directors, i: is
believed will prove to be the best adopted, both
for display aud convenience Of the public, ofany
building ever erectedi in the State. The build
ing will be perfectly tight, being covered
with single roof, so that no damage from
| the elements can be anticipated.
branches of Manufactures, Mechanics, or the
Arts and Sciences are invited TO exhibit in the
proposed Exhibition, aud to share In the pub
licity and consequent profit which always at
tends such enterprises. Suitable premiums
will be offered, and the specific date Of open
ing the Exhibition will be published at some
future time.
By order Of the Board Of Directors.
HORACE D. DUNN, Cor. Secretary.
May 80, 1868. 30:m3
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