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of those returned by the Judges of Assize for
the selection of High Sheriff of the County
Westmeath for the coming year: Walter NJ
gent, Esq, Donore, Multifarnham the Hon. +.
W. Brown, Galston House. Kilucan; the Hon.
George Mostyn, Rosmead, Delvin.
SUNDAY ALL THE WEEK.-Truth comes up to
,ls from unaccustomed places occasionally. But
it is powerful and finds utterance sometimes
from lips but little given to Speaking ont in
meeting" Our meaning will be clear when it
is known that the following is from the pen of
Fanny Fern, and published in the New York
Ledger:
Our Catholic brethren have set us, at least,
good example their churches are not
shippers do not do up all their religion on
Sunday. Itomay be only for few moments
they step in through that open church-doQr,
on weekday, to kneel and lay down burdens
too heavy else to be borne. like the GUS
tom. should rather say, like the reminder,
and the opportunity thus afforded them and
heartily wish that all our Protestant churches
could be thus opened. Hrich Christians object
to the promscuous use Of their velvet cushions
and gilded prayer-boolls at least let the aisles
and the altar be free for those who need God
on the week-days-for the poor, the tried, the
habiliments from the Sunday exhibition of
fine toilettes and superfne Christianity. We're
a minister, and obliged to preach to paniers
anu Olau1ONuB 8nU SdIluS Oh SuuSAAy, tu1uh l
should hare to ease my heart in some such way
as this, to make my pastoral life endurable,
else my Office would seem to me the most hol-
low of all mockeries. "The rich and the poor
meet together, and the Lord is the Maker of
them all I" should be inscribed outside my
church door, had one. could not preach to
those paniers and their owners. My tongue
would be paralyzed at the sight of those kneel-
ing distortions of womanhood, bearing such a
resemblance to organ-grinders' monkeys.
| am not sure thatI should not grow hysterical
over it, and laugh and cry in the same breath
instead of preaching. I can never tell what
vent my disgust would take; but am sure il
must have some escape-valve. Yon may say
| that such worshippers (Heaven save the marlS!,
need preaching to. tell you that women, SC
| given up to the " devil and all his works " are
| past praying for" having eyes, they see not
having ears, they hear not" They are ossitiet
-impervious; they are Dead-sea apples full o
ashes There! now feel better.
Having alluded to Roman Catholic
friends, allow me to ask leave of them to 1.ay'
the cross surrounding all our Protestant church
es, unless they have taken out a patent for thu
same. 1t is lovely to me, this symbol, as pas
along our streets. 1t rests my heartto look Il
it, amid the turmoil, and din, and hurry, ant
anxious faces, and sorrowfu faces, and, worse
than all, the empty faces that meet. sa.
to myself-there is truth there; there is hop
and comfort there, andthi tangle of life'i
not the end. When Lam Protestant minister
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| HENRY Il. SRA
| Nos. 147 and I4o EAST TwENTY.SECoND STREET
| Between Third and Lexington Avenues,
apo6 Nv New York.
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AND-JoB PRINTERS.

ID f GoGARTY- CATHOLIC BOOKSELLER AND
STATIONER, ISL Camp street, opposite st. Pa
trick Church. keeps general stoc IOOL BOOKS
BIBLES, PRAYER BOOKS, Standard and Miscellaneous
Works. All the latest Catholic Publications ut publish
ers prices. Beads Medals CIucxes and Religious Pic
lures General Agent for all Catholic Newspapers and
Magazines. Base Balls, Bats, Bases, Score Books and
CrnSuet (iamc. - OBS 1y
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Maryland Matters.

The Baltimore Sun says:
A resolution requesting the Mayor of the city
not to make any further endorsement of the
guarantee Of the second mortgage bonds of the
Western Maryland Railroad Company, until q
proper examination Of tho road can DO made,
has passed both branches Of the City Council.
The resolution proposes the appointment Of q
joint committee Of both branches, who, to.
gether with the Mayor, shall proceed along tho
line Of the road, in company with o competent
engineer or person of large experience in the
construction Of railroads, and examine the same
and report whether the condition Of said road
is such as is represented In the recent report
made Of Its condition by its officers. The com.
mittse has been appointed.
Mr.. s. X. Dashieli, real estate agent Of this
city, has just sold the farm Of Major T. b. Pol.
lard, near Guilford Factory, in Howard county,
containing $50 acres, to Timothy 8. Hsgeman,
Of Long Island, for g., $50 cash.
The Marlborough Gasats says:
Will Watson, q colored man, we'll known In
this and Nottingham district, died on Wednes.
day last, at the very advanced aged Of ons hun-
drsd and ten years. He always maintained an
upright character, and was up to q few years
past active and skilful garden Or, excelling In
the floral department. In ls05-then in the
meridian Of lfe-hs was tho body -servant Of
the late Gov. Robert Bowie, Of Prince Georges
county, and to the last days Of his life used to
relate with precision and intelligence many cir.
cumstances In the Governors history while at
Annapolis.
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The Lynchburg NsWs has the following:
The case Of Mr.. James Poole for killing z A.
Quinn was taken up in Judge Spence . Court
yesterday, and a jury empanelled and tho testi.
meny both for the Commonwealth and tho de-
fence heard. The argument will commence this
morning. Major Garland represents the Com
monwoalth, and Messrs. Tribe 4 Preston, Z. D.
Chistrian and Mr. Williams the defence
The tobacco warehouses yesterday generally
had full brakes for the season, and very good
prices were realized. A lot Of yellow leaf was
sold by Hammer Bass for $50 per cwt. and .
lot Of fine shipping, grown by Mr.. D. B. Cheat.
wood, Of Amherst, was sold by CIenshaw 4
Withers for 500 per hundred This latter was
considered very fine sale.
The Richmond Enquirer says:
The county court Of this county will DO called
upon, on their next court day, the third Monday
in the month, to elect a presiding justice, in
place Of b. G. Ragsdale, deceased. II Is stated
that Daniel Coleman, esq, is spoken Of by many
for the vacancy.
MesHis uiuoss .iiiams have sold private
s.ia;n ""'u' mo mile west Of Richmond :"
eighty.three acres, win gooo ,proy
,,.on Il, for the sum Of SIC, 900. -P'o'
The Richmond Wig says;
There is the smallest stoct. Of tobacco now
hand in Virginia that b. s ever bean known
the beginning of c'..cndar year.
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Rroposals.
STATS MAILs.
posr p,y,c. DprIrynpuy, !

VIRGINIA
wAsHINoros, January 2. lss :
S *. %. Ss PtH.s
Il Ss: 70; & Ss'ssf 4:
D:s;sS, * As,t ,.i..s mile.
Leave Horn Gefa,oWs Monday, Wednesday,. and Fri.
t: I:i. ,:rss sssr Wednesday,
' fIin HoS sssseP Z ssSs ksss%,:s g
own, % Es'tvIiie, % miles and back. three
Lss1s Herstoxn Monday. Wednesday. and Fri.
i a;iS As :Ia \ ft...a., an. s.,.r
o' f:sS S..s HiIi,S: bsSss !. sprnsn.
Leave Tre'ilIsin'. Depot Tuesday and Saturday
Gree. ss' sS sP.' and Saturday
,,,. Arrive sirr..i rev, ~ % HcGs. b ISsn;
y, IS !. IA %:. r.
From la June to sah September.
Arrive al ssIt sulphur springs dsiI,, ;is.pt Mon
Leave Salt sulphur Spring. daily, excep, Sunday,
at1pm
Arrive at Newport, except Monday, by loam
From LIST october TO slst Of Nay.
Leave Newport Monday at m.
Arrive at Salt sulphur springs next day BY 10
a m.
Leave Salt Sulphur Springs Tuesday at p m.
u, Arrive At Newport neHt day By loam:
The accepted bidder will be required to take The
oath commonly known as the tosi-oath, and to exc
lay and the regpls tions Of the Department =,
For further and fuller Particular As to the soldi-
bilites Of tdao!s, reference made 70 the pamphlet
proposals for carry the mails OF tho United States
In the state Of Virginia, which be found At the
principal post omces
Pr9posals must be sealed, unprecedented Mail Pro.
Once " ALEX w RANDALL,
jal4-Ttw Postmaster General.
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TINTED STATES MAILS.
MISSISSIPPI.


WAsHiNoToH, January 2, lHS. y
state. from jSiy is e juno g. i On n. ' fsi
o. March 81 next, to 10 decided 81 April 10 ioi:
81 S'f s%. and &C ss:d hs ne %
iis Prom Grand Gulf to Port. Gibson. mile. and
Leave Grand Gulf daily. except Sunday. at 10
Leave Post Gibson daily except Sunday att m
Leay. LsSieiton Monday
k. .y. f e Tisr se SsSHSsy ss,spn
'' Ssaa MICS MIC: s psni b sis s aas.
Leave Paseagoula Monday atsam.
Arrive A. Aperieg. BY pm.
t ts,,s Am ,s Tuesday .t6am
7ls2 From sstarts to YaiOo CITY. 70 mile. and back.
kssy: ssfSIs Tuesday mes and Friday ATTAIN
Leave Iaioo CITY tuesday aud Friday stapm
no, H Hr u 2. IS sa pn, By Jpn
70 BeilefOutsins. . I;iics and back. once !
f:.Ss s:i:s:I:is: f:;:; 4
IN, Arrive at West Point next day by 6pm; ,,
N %. saS Back :, Sass Pine to High ~
Leave k,1y. G \, ht. I T6pf E. .isam
Leave High Giii At u AZ m. M
1875 FROM " and sulphur Springs
Ls. G.p6! &c nSs and 6.ss WIS
Leave Canton a'S So ma an. md Thursday Msam
~ ana aaS1s q b bsR,i z. Rs;
t kfaIs ssi bsRs.5 SsIi ssyy s.
Leave Dekslb Tuesday al So m
-,o- AArrive A. Ca5thsgc next day byepn.
Leave beksib Monday. Wednesday and Friday
leave ssoo6a Monday. :" "wednesday and Friday
s fEs$ Sskss y F.s!ss k.. Store. r,..,.
sp5ipI. and SSoi.on. 70 shuquaIaf, . mics
LS ,S back 3 tssss u,S ESe, nd
Leave Leave; sSq %S.s;S fa?.s.! and Friday "c.m
100 tom BeltSn'. DEPOT q nj Raymond. mile. and
Leave Bolton 5 Depot daily except Sunday at 10
Arrive At Raymond by I2m.
Arrive at b0l'0R'' T Rsgi5S'', m.
Proposal. must be to carry the man with ,'eelcrity
certainty and security using the term, Of ne law
sons certified TO as such by postmaster judgeofa
No Pay viii be, made for trips not performed and
fSr each Of such onssions 9ot satisfactorily eI-
Pee 1s Psy S q ni 5D NAY 70 3 a
connection with depending malls and not uheently
excused one fourth Of the compensation for the trip
subject TO forfeiture. Fines will be imposed,
less the delinquency DO satisfactorily explained
negeeiinE to take the mail from or into post OF
for suffering II to be injured. destroyed, robf co
lost; and for refusins, after demand, to con ed
mail as frequently as the contractor runs, tey tn
eorned In running vehicles on the route ~ a. con
master General may annul the rontractf Tho Post
the post .otce laws or the Instruction r disobcy
meat. lie may alter the schedule o. Of the Depart
arrivals and also order an increa' departurcs an,
lowing therefor pro rata Inc "a az scryiee Nv All
pay. He may also eurtail or ease on the eon,rae
"a Whole or In paIt, pro discontinue tho scryie
amount o. service disp' .rs compensation on tn
saaressed 70 the .nsed with, Bids should b
and sent by mail. 'Proposais state OF Mississppi
Forms OF propc
adyert,sment sal, &c, and other information, Sc
pamphieito' ofoetobor 81 1850. and q this date. II
,oow m, At the principal post-offees.
an-W ALEX, W. RANDALL,
o. Postmaster General.
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fel-frit
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.


DISTRICT OF THE lxpIAH TEasIIosr,
fonr GIpson. z. JsnuhTY l. ss. =,
,h sss se. PIsRHiic e
AIRY o. 1868 for the transportation from Fort Gibson.
l. to Port Arbuekie. T., or spch other post. Or
stations may hereafter be established Along The
isaisS TsrrlsOry' of 600 pounds q liiii.ry Sup
plies such other quantity as the Government may
REQUIRE to ,ran,Port durp Che Zsar commencing April
Bidders viii state The rate PEI hundred pound.
per one hundred miles at which they will transport
j, 1875, and ending March 81. 1880.
Bidders will give their names In full. As we'll a.
their places OF residence and each proposal must be
whose loyalty and solvency, as well as that Of the
certified Sy ss,a q sGS a &c e.
party proposing It will be accepted and entered Into,
and good and security furnished for the faith
ful performance OF the same. .
pared 70 execute ontracts without unneeessary delay
In the sum Of &c. 600 ten thousand dollars and DO In
readiness the transportation OF stores on
He wifi also So required TO- have an oheo or place
Al bis command teams Sufficient TO transport at least
fSs pisht Is reserved on the part Of the Government
any contract made Will be subject 70 the approval Of
tho ouartermastor General Of the army.
Pay ments upon any contract awarded Will DO made
monthly, In current funds. a.
Bidders arc invited to DO present on tho day ofopen-
ing proposals, ...-...
snopd sSassd 70 he Sssf SusT %
master, District Of the Indian Territory,
by suthSrity Of CSlopei Dol. Floyd JONES' com
Can't. and 4. 4 H. kia ]. !. T.,
fcsh Chief Quartermaster.
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A Graceful Tribute-Gen. ward Bur.
ueil NJ fhc Tomb Nf Iackaan

-
nett Mt the Tomb OF jackson.
Several parties Of ladies aud gentlemen have
recently visited The Hermitage ~ TO nav q
tribute OF respect 70 the memory OF former IL
iusshous occupant.
Ing ios mouse anu ou.puhaings ocouPieo ~
MN IN MS carry uie' Anke with me mansion OF
.ne nero, statesman ana sage o. tennessee, A.
traoted earnest attention, whilst the modest
tomb over the mortal remains Of himself and
consort, with It's rustic surroundings, Inspired
All with new Incentive 70 devote the future TO
the glory. honor, peace, and general welfare Of
what they fondly hope Is 10 become more
united country.
On ono OF these occasions, Gen. Ward u
burnett, the soldier Of New York, who BY tho
vote Of his comrades In arms In the Mexican
war was the recipient Of valuable relic left
~ the old hero, made a few remarks, from
which We are furnished the following extract
by ono OF his hearers:
with the unaffected reverence OF the pl-
grims oil Mecca, We approach the tomb Of the
immortal jackson, In these quiet and sequsst-
cred shades OF the Hermitage.
The Hermitage Hallowed spot! Here the
statesman may fortify his virtue for the hour
Of his oountry's trial, while the patriot soldier
may DO inspired with new Incentive to .
higher chivaIry'
$50 sleep the brave, who sink to rest ''
"' '".i' country hohofs oiest.
~, Inc nero VINO taught the Persian host At
lnefmopoie the power OF phalanx OF Grecian
,alor ana virtue had as the only epitsph upon
ms TEMP
sparta had many worthlcr son than he"
We can only attribute to the apathy and
neglect Of the present age for stern int srty in
public virtue. the melancholy truth that this
sacred spot is not yet adorned with q public
monument.
No IndeIlibly as the Roman frmness Of the
hero and statesman of the Hermitage Ia On.
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dITED STATES MAILS.
KENTUCKY.

PosT 0PPIcE DErAKrNEST.
Proposal: fer ss4Ssyla S'SSS IS: NAH; K ihs Se'sd
States from!July J. 1853 e Jgns 30 1870 on The fol.
.sysa a ss until
sP M. Of March 81 next to be decided by April g.
s SS, q h tHsqs :. tan ss .Gd
Leave coyIHston Friday atlpm.
k says sa RRtsS!fIii FSssS
ms fTGn y aassia.vs. mile. aud
XIV XIV. Hi.f y s.-
Leave Hasknsylls Saturday tiiam.
ga, From LiSsr%sro 70 Calhoun, miles and back,
Leave LiysTRoro Tuesday and Friday atsam.
f s.,. hoas Tas.yd Il and
aos Penn Bsoet y!lis. ~ R?Hsi,yll.. PsE, and
Leave Brock SI VILE ,Tus.dsy aud Saturday o, m.
Leave Gleyssilie Monday and Friday at7am,
ass Prom PsdSesR, BY 6anlaId, Watson. tno ONCE,
and Palma. to Benton, a miles and back, twice
Leave Paducah Wednesday and Saturday at s
kssS. ssa ssP' Tas:dsEP and Friday
$50 From Brown.vliio e Rocky Hill Station, la miles
| and back, twice week,
f,.ys kosfS Xii sacs Tas 20 y al and Friday
| Arrive at Brownsville by SPIN.
9Sn From Padueah, by Woodyille and Belle 0mbTe
| mo ohice,) to Bandyille, returning by Love
| week.
| Leave Padueah Tuesday and Saturday att a m
| Arrive at Blandyille by pm,
| Leave Blandyille Monday and Friday at 7 an
| Arrive at Paducah by pm.
| 0822 From Falmouth, by fInnylle, to Milford, II
| miles and back, once n week.
| Leave Falmouth Friday attain.
Arrive at Milford by I2m,
| Leave Milford Pridayat Jpn.
Arrive at Falmouth By pm.
Proposals must be to carry the mall with eeleTit
certainly, and security using the terms Of ths law
sons, certified toas such by postmaster or judge Of
| No pay will be made for trips not perfornedi for
each Of such omissions not satsfaeto!ily explained
| arrivals so far behind time as TO break connection
with depending mails. and not lunSiently excused:
70 forfeiture Fines will DO imposed pnle.s ths DE-
10 take The mall from or into post once for suffering
il % DO Injured DESTROYED. robbed. or los' And for
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Railroad Routes.

Hn9g9HRIEE Ab aEH nEE TIVE snvT
Train. I'd M New a.
run A. follows, via: ~. XXX.
ESs sEg ISss sass ;a'Ps :. and
,..,,,.,,, , yon Pyg I'LL. !; N,
t..v. for Vow r.I 2s Is spEE S,ki.Is:,p.. . 10
sleeping car. for Now York on 100 ,. M train only
, Gas sss sss :: Ss E:.a y DS:
IS Baltimore sPa osIs . R.,s.S ,.r
@'' ''' "" Master q ff.s;psSSSiiiiSISn
. osisy.l j rI kSSs Afis' ;.
PHlLADELFHIk46 R MI kSifRJSS' AND BALTI'
TINE TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, lsos.
Trims for Baltimore and Washington leave Phiia-
-Ii5 a m, Exprcss Mondays excepted 4 H. y a. n.
Express' 500 p m, Express; and no p NJ Ex-
Way Mall Train for Baltimore aal5s. m.
Tfa ,. B SRSM " W. rH NH.
E.Pre.s: Iiio p. m. Express: 4 IS ,. m. EIpros';
Leave Phil.delphis Tor Baltimore and Washington
IA: R:I,||$:.: & Pin 4s.s Il ssgn
1857 rEsSsrHGyEHEsslA ROUTE 1857
TO THE SoRTHsTShESNT f sSERBt ASD SOUTHWEST
On and after MAY sith, 1851. trains will ran a. fol-
Washington ;S.m. Baltimore riSr.m.
THE GREAT DoUBLB.TRAcK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State room, day
and night Cars. With modern improvements, and saving
miles ss sSs, Tf Sss
THREE DAILY TRAINS TO THE WEST.
r,, TWO pAILY TRAINS t. TIE soRTs
BgRGH without change.
M eG 4. ssss. ss |. SsS Ssvf b. q.
he s. &
National Hotel. where reliable Information viii be
fs..anssr. ticket. At mi. Gce. can secure
burgh. W. j.. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth st. and %i Penn ,.yep%Se;c
ED. 8 YOUNG. General Pa..enssS Hssns = "
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
.ss NH HHs "a
FOR BALTIMORE.
iSav; sS Sssly CfSSP, ,s sSpssday a, 100 49, and
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily, exeep, Sunday. at 7ccs. IN. hd 400
FOR WAY STATIONS gSscs sSgyH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at lsand IA. m. and at |, 90 and l. IS n. m.
daily except sunf fJGR ANNAPOLIS
Leaye At 90 and sOp. m. No train to or from An
'"''''' ON SUNDAY.
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NEVADA.
POsr OYrIcE DRPA-

Posr OFFICE DRPA- .
WAsuIEoToS, koyembsr a. Ia1'{
Proposals will DO received at the nae In - NJ
this Department until p. m Of ;y2pnunnseyonneey
1903 for Conveying the malls Of ~ nlt.a s,sts, In
the State Of Nevada, from July vhteu - es,n
on the routes and By the sehe' 81 1ua1
arrivals herein specified .,asns msse BY hprii s.
'' f Twp hE ,.I Sy oen.,. and Kins.tOr. to
Leave Hustin y allies and back, once week.
Arrive Al Tw' zondAy at m.
Leave Twi, N River next day by joan.
Arrive AZ 4 River Wednesday At bAm.
Propos Anstin pert dsy by p m.
i''" m Dayton. By Hot Springs, (n. o. , to Pine
drove, In. o, y % miles and back. once = weok
Leave Dayton Monday at Gam;
Arrive At Pine 0roIe ncrt day By lam.
Leave Pine Grove Tuesday atl pm.
and for to bidders and ref
crsneo the ring Of bids, and containing also
dtons TO DO embraced In the contracts forms o.
posas, &e, &c parties interested will consult the
advertisements routes In California, Nevada, &c
dated July 81 1895 snf October 81, 1896, to be seen al
| the principal post oheea. . .
Bids must provide for carrying the mail with eelsr.
ity, certainty and security, using the words Of the
law; must Be guaranteed By two persons, and the
guaranty certified to by postmaster or Judge Of
court Of record They should be addressed TO the Soc
| ond Assistant Postmaster General. Contract once,
| marked mail Proposals" and mailed in tme to be
''''s- " ' ALEXANDER W. RANDALL,
| fel-Frit Postmaster General.
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Proposals.
TT 8. RNaIIERR oYrrQE,

". No. n srArl srnllf,l
ALBANy, N. T., January Is, 1eoo
Sealed proposas Will b reosivcd n this les until
" c,eloek., Y. TUESDAY, February. IL. lece, feI
WORK and MATERIALS for tho IMPROVEMENT
OF THB HUDSON RIvRB. between Troy and New
l. Fer from ffiy thousand 10 sixty i've thousand
sues yards. nors ic.., y Rabbls Stone. Delivered
q For from tive hundred and seventy thousand W
three hundred and my thousand feet Or less. Of
Twelve inches In diameter al the Ss ana neat Of thsn
nfteen feet lons : : =
s. FOR driyinr from tvs hundred aad forty hsusand
10 three hundred ana aftssp thsrsani f,st q Pies
more Or lssa 1870
for iron sig hundred AID shy thousand 10 sish,
moi ie.s M ~ ians "a IL n
rats Al ths dytss '" "
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Major Engineers and Bvt. Lieut..
pROPosALs PoR HORSES.

orrcE Cnny orAnIEnnAsrRl.
Fonr sHAv.H H.. T., ysn. iY J, 10.
ss eses On n EcabHf ts S' . sss rHs
ST NJ lfSs four hundred
Sixty 70 DO cred 70 the Assistant
Port Shaw, NJ. T., on tho tenth uoth) day Of Nay,
Three hundred and forty 70 DO delivered to the un
dsrssnsa At Camp Cooke, ~ T., on the fifteenth t6th)
All horses to bo not los. than fourteen 40 hand.
high, over Ave go and under nine l years old, 10 DO
sound In all respects broken 10 saddle, and subject to
nspestioa on delivery No proposal will BE- enter
Bidder. should siys thsir names n fui ss we'll si
Zach proposal must DO accompanied By written
guaranty. signed By at least two responsibe parties,
mat sCStTas, will AZ once b entered into seeOId
Al approved bond Of any Jso per cent Of The amount
Of the contract will be required whenever the articles
q sgrocmsnt are entered into. for the faithful per-
satsf.eory evidence Of the loyalty and soly.ney Of
each bidder and person offered security will be
quired. No bid will be entertained unless II fully
complies with the terms Of this advertisement
The to reject any or all bids that may be offered
Proposals must be made in duplicate. with copy Of
this Advertisement attached to each. and endorsod
,proPo,.ls fot Horse; and addressed to the under
.rie Pspsr%e0 and br.ion one cd%%sndS 'A' DIS
must be present In person at the opening Of
By. order Of Brevet Mai, Gen. A. II. Terry, com.
mandihs Department Of pAfSSta; cossr.p,p
, Captain and A. q, NJ. CHEF q r..
jaS6t District Of Montana,
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PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.

PROPOSALS FOR LUMBER.
HEApauARrERs DIsrRIcr OF IspIAs TBlRIroRr,l
CHIEF QUARTERMAsrHRs OYYIcH, I
PoRr GIDsos, @. n, January ], 1903. u
Sealed proposal. In duplicate. will DO receiysd at the
ic.'siosE. p M. THURSDAY. February %. lsss. %
day o. June. isss. 1900 !esl oi nsiehantsbis
PINE LUMBER.
assorted a. follows, 10 Wit:
g SS feel, board Ro...ure, ~ issh pls9f. slc.r
S.%S :: :" :. x !" board. for flooring.
mono to exceed inches In width.
900 feet 2neh plank for flooring. none to exceed
inches In width.
Is, 900 feet inch clear pne boaIdt.
The requirements and formalities usual In contract,
ing for Government supplies will DO sxacted Of all
bidders, and all to whom any contract may DO awarded
In the present case. 80
For further particulars apply Al this once.
BY authority or Colonel bel. Floyd Jones, COM
febs.is '"' '''C Can't. and A. q. H., CHIEF q. n.