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.UNuE PUBLIC. ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED
4 that tho following Certificates Of Stock Of
Yellow Jacket Silver Miulng Company were this
day sold at pnbilc sRrttou, TO the highest bidder
for assessments, Ia front of the Company'a Ofhco
In Gold Iill Storey-eouuty, kNsyads saoesrding
TO public notlce, Intentionally with che b3.laws
Of the Company, and laws Of Nevada, and ore
hereby cautioned against purchasing, or rrgo.
tiailng for said stock, rs the same will not be
transferred by the Secretary.
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BOOK AND LOB PRINTING orgIcB.

Printing Office,
MAIN sTRRRT.....sOL.D HILL.
iPHII.IP Observation-Disclosures
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rSBbtaI'y. HuIrJnAE.'
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STOCK CERTIFICATES
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Are unsurpassed by those OF any other establish.
msnt In tho Territory. We deyote special atten
lion 10 this branch OF the business. and are cor.
liuually adding 10 our already extensive and we'll
appointed assortment Of material.
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,TmE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and after SUNDAY Nth May, 1858, hTcc daily
trains will be run between Baltimore aud Wheel
Ing aud PATkeTsbutg, AS follows:
MAIL TRAIN, for all way points, will leave
BALTIMORE daily lexcept sunday NJ $40 "a. m.
FAST LINZ WIZ Iffys dstIS PSTpfPg SaGTGfy
(cxcepf Saturday at - y, m. The.o trains con
meet at Bellaire aud ParkersburE for all points
West, Southwest and Northwest.
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATION TRAIN
day. Leaves Winchester for Baltimore daily
lsundays sxcepted) at 800 y. N, Connecting ut
Frederick Junction vi It'll train for Frederick and
at HagerstUwu Junction with train for Hagers-
town.
THE ELLICOTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu.
Returning leaves Eliieott's Mills at ISLAND il 10
a M and 2;I F Sps IKE HitSlGGERiRsTowY,
Leave Baltimore At S:i5 a. n. and i:lg J. ri .c9n.
meeting a HsgeTS'own JHnGt,op With Washington y
and 0:O D. IN. Returning leave Hagerstnwn NJ
6l0 and M. arriving In Baltimore Ut lO;2j a.,
~ anu =" = FOR WINCHESTER.
Leave Baltimore at s:i5 q. m and i:l0 p, m, ar
irving at Winchester at 265 and 80 \. IN. Return.
Ing leave winehe 20 at band iO;Sa m arriving
III Baltimore = fd }G;% %sAshifNSGSff6tSSp p H.
Leave Baltimore at $3.50, 7O5, s:Oand 0:b a. III. .
and F $iS @ " RsffiS + r. FOR BALTIMORE.
leave Washington at 7 and s a, IN, and 2:'U, ,,
''"' ! ana 0'p !; FOR X ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 1908 a, IN. and i'l6 p IN.
Leave Washington a Q g. m and iS p ~.
Trains leave AnaHREbis g. SjS A. n and 3'iOp' IN.
Leave Baltimore for Washington at $40 and S:9
al al a. M mIq and i"S ~ !. p. % "1s'o"
Sc, Apply to n.y. ] 7. ENGLkND, Agent, camden
"'''''"' w '"' w JOHN l.. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
H. NJ. COLR, General Ticket Agent.
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4latiuaal Rrpnblitan.
ToFFIcIAL.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES,
Pa scd ut the second Session of the
Forticth Congress.

lPuBLic-No. Ill.
Az Arr to transfer to the Department OF the
Interior certain powers AMI duties now OK
ercised by tie Secretary Of the Treasury in
connection with Indian Affairs.
D, Il en0cini ty The Senate and House Of
Representatives Of tie Umtcd SUITES Of amer.
ica m CONGRESS USJcmbGcd, That the powers
and duties dcvolving upon the Secretary Of
the Treasury, under and by virtue Of tho
fourth section of tho act entitled IAN act
making appropriation for the current and
contingent expenses 81 IT, Indian department,
and for fulfilling treaty stii ti"ns with the
various Indian tribes for tie year ending
June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and forty.
nine, and for other purposes, approved July
twenty. ninth, eighteen hundred and forty.
eight and the powers an duties ievolving
upon him under and by virtue Of the laws re.
lating to the investment Of the moneys in be.
half Of the Cherokee Indians, from the sales Of
land under the treaties concluded at Pontotoc,
October twentieth, eighteen hundred and
thirty.tNo, and at Washington city May
twenty. fourth. eighteen hundred and thirty.
four, rs also all other supervisory and appel.
late powers and duties in regard to Indian at.
fairs, which may now by law be vested in the
said Secretary oil the Treasury, shall from and
AFTER the passage Of this act DO exercised and
performed by the Secretary of the department
Of the Interior.
Sec. 2. AhR ir il fYuhcr cWocted, That
the Secretary Of the Interior shall cause new
roll or census to be made Of the North Caro-.
lima or Eastern Cherokee which shall be tho
roll upon which payments due said Indians
shall be made.
Sec, ;. And :, il jnyther en0cted, That here
after the Secretary OF the Interior shall cause
the Commissioner of Indian Affairs to take the
same supervisory charge Of the Eastern or
North Carolina Cherokees as of other tribes Of
Indians.
Approved, July 81 1868.
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Financial.
ElRST ahTION NAL BANK
OF
wASHINGTON.
II. D. CooEE. (of Jay Cooke & Co. y President,
W. S. HrETiSGrON, Cashier.
GOVERNMENT DEPOSITORY

AGENT OF THE UNITED STATES.
ljrH STREET. orrorrrS rHy rKsAsrRT DEPART.
SsSr.
Oovornne securities with Treasurer Quilted States.
~oNE MILLION DOLLARs.-a
We buy and sell all ela.se, Of GOVERNMENT
SECURITIES at eaTreus market rates.
FURNISH EXCHANGE and make Collection. on
ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES OFTHE UNITED
STATES.
We purchase Government Vouchers on the MOST
FAVORABLE TERMS. aud give CAREFUL AND
rkourr ATTENTION TO
ACCOUNTS Of BUSINESS MEN AND FIRMS.
aud to any other u,ius.. eutru ted tots.
FULL IIFOgMATlpN in regard to GOVERN.
MEHT LOANS at all time, eheerfally furnished.
W $. HrYTrNGToY. Cashier
wAsHIS5TnS. March 20. 1875 mL2l.du
lay COOKE & co..,
BANNERS,
FlFTEkNTH STREET. OPPOSITE TIE
TREASURY.
bay and ell at Currsnt rErket rates and keep
Constantly On hand fall supply Il
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sgyEN.THIETlES,
| aud
COMPOUND INTEREST EoTEs.
orders for Stocks, Bonds. SC Executed and Col
lve.ions made On all accessible points.
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States may require them, who Is authorized,
in such an event, to take said mail steamers
and pay s. Id company just and equitable
sum for their use, or purchase the same, as
may be deemed moot for tho interest Of the
United States; said payment, whether for
purchase or use, to be made to tho Postmas.
ter General who shall pay to said navigation
company whatever balance be due them, after
doducting sufficient for payment for oil the
before named registered bonds, tho amount
Of which in this event shall be paid to the
holders thereof at maturity Of the same.
Sec. 6. And 10 it further enacted, That
tho foreign mail agents Of the government OF
the United States shall have FREQ passage on
the ships Of tho said Commercial Navigation
Company whenever the Postmaster General to
such foreign mail agents issues passes certi-
flying to the said company that such is their
official character.
Sec. I. Andbt n FURTHER cH0cied, That the
said navigation company shall keep up and
maintain for period Of twenty years. for the
said United States mail service, at least the
said number of seven frst.class steamships.
Sec s. ilnf be IL JitYthsr enacted, That the
rights and privileges herewith granted shall DO
and remain to this company, and in no event
shall this company transfer or assign the rights
and privileges herein granted, nor shall 1t be
lawful for any officer Of the government here.
altOr to recognize any assignment or transfer,
1t being the intent and meaning of this act to
secure an American line Of steam vessels for
the transportation of mails and the proper
conveyance of emigrant passengers between
the port of New York and tho European ports
above named and Congress may at any time
hereafter, during the period Of fifteen years,
terminate or abandon any contract OF the
United States made with such company, and
having a due regard to the accrued rights of
the said company, alter, repeal, or amend
this act, and It shall take effect and be in
force from and after its passage.
Approved, July 81. lS6S
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

HEApeR's FIRST MILITARY DIsTRIcT,)
OFFICE CHEZ CoNMIssARY OF SUBsIsrENcE, J
RICHMOND, VA, Sept. TO- 1865
Sealed Proposals. In duplicate, will be received
A. G, S. :, Frederick sburg, va, or, MONDAY, Sep.
''m0er u.s. 1865 at f4fRREsiIi 81 BE HI tho
required at Fredericksburg, Va, for six mouths
from October 1865, or such less time the Com
missary General OF Subsistence may direct. The
Beef to DO delivered there on the order OF the Act
ing Commisssry Of Subsistence at that place; Of q
good marketable quality, in equal proportions of
fore aud hind -quarters( neGks, shanks,an kidney
tallow to be excluded.l The nscks Of the cattle
slaughtered to be cut of at the fourth vertebTal
joint, and the breast trimmed down. The shanks
Of to be cut from three to four inches
above the knee-ioint, aud Of headquarters from
six to eight inches above the ganlbrsl or hook
joint,
Bidders are requested to be present to respond to
their bids, aud be prepared to give bonds for the
full flment OF their contract.
Proposals must be endorsed distinctly. "PrOpO.
sails for Fresh Beef, at Fredericksburg, Va. The
uudersigned reserves the right to reject any bids
for good cause.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c. &c,
as heretofore.
BY command Of Brevet Major General Staqe.nan
W. A. ELDERklN,
sepls-6t Bvt. Mai. and CHI c. S. list NIL. Dis.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND BAL.
il TIMORE RAILROAD.

pHILADELPHIA. WILMINGTON AND BAL.
L TIMORE RAILROAD,
Commencing on Monday, June sth, passenger
trains will leave President street depot. Balti-
more, as follows, viz:
Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
tons at 3 IN. This train connects At Newt Castle
Junction with trains for all Stations on the Della
ware Railroad,
at g:i0a, IN, connecting at PerrJYille with train
for Port Deposit
at 1913 p. IN. . connecting at Wilmington with train
for stations on Delaware Railroad, between Will
mi gton aud Harrington
Accommodation Train for Port Deposit nd inter-
mediate BtatOns at p, IN.
Express Train for Philadelphia at GESi p. IN.
Express Train for New York at 6:S y, IN. con E
Meeting at Wilmington with Express Train for
principal stations on the Delaware Railroad, daily
except Saturday.
All the above trains leave daily except Sunday
ON SUNDAYS.
For Philadelphia and New York at {: 81 y. N.
Through Tickets may be procured either at Pre- .
dent Street depot at Ticket Office, No. lN Balt-
more street Persons purchasing tickets ut y flee,
Baltimore street, can have their baggage checked
at their residence by Union Transfer Company.
WIN CRAWFORD, Agent.
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DRoPosALs FOR PINE TIMBER.
USIrHD STATES ENGISBBR OFFICE,
,v,,or,,9 swEao, n; ", Sept n lsSs p

IMPROVEMENT" TO or q ojswEG66 RkRBoR,
Sealed proposals. In duplicate. Endorsed Pro.
oice until II a. IN. on Saturday, October 10, 1865,
for the following materials, viz:
$50 sticks white Canada pine timber, each 30 feet
long aud u inches square.
10 sticks white Canada pine timber, each q feet
long and IL inches square.
5000 feet, board measure, best qnalty two inch
pine plank, each Is feet long.
% sound white oak posts each Il feet long nd ~
inches square.
All the above timber and lumber to be OF first
quality, sawed and straight. The full dimension
given will be strictly required; any other sizes
All to be delivered by the 18th Of June, 1872,
alongside the United States pier In OswegC HaT-
Der All the expenses Involved In the proper meas.
uremcnt and inspection OF the materials must be
borne by the contractor.
The United States the right 10 reject al
or all bids; Blank proposals can be procured al
this Office. G. B. BLUNT,
Lieut.. Col. OF Engineers. Byt. Col. u. s. A.
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oErIcg CHrgP orAErBRxAsrBR, !
NEnLnrAINr nI InnIaIANL

NEw ORLEANS. La. sept, 7, 1885.
Sealed proposals are invited and be receiy ed
at this Office until y m, THURSDAY, the 24th Of
sept Inber, lSs, for the furnishing and eonstruc.
ton Of an Iron Fence around the National Gene
terry at Chalmette, Louisiana, (uear New Orleans.
Said fence will be s. ~ feet long foundation BLOCKS
for the railing to be Of concrete, EMBEDDED two feet
In the earth, dimensions 81 by is by Is
Plans and specifications eau he seen at the Office
II the QuaTtermaster General United States Army,
Washington. p g.. at oaheo of DepCt Quarter
master, New York cityI at Office Of Depot Quar-
teTma.tcr, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and at
this ONCE.
The ability Of the bidder to fulnll bis agreement
must he guaranteed by two responsible parties.
No bids will he entertained from any party who
has hitherto failed In his engagements with any
branch II the Government.
Bids will be opened at the time above named and
bidders ar" invited to be present,
The United States reserves the right to reject any
or all bids.
Proposals must be indorsed 'Proposals for Fence
at ChalmetIe Cemetery aud addressed to the un
dsrsigned.
BY order Of the auartetmasteI GsnsLsl United
States Army. CHAS. II TOMPklNS,
Breyst Brig General and A. q. M Department OF
Louisiana. sepl2 I'd
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PROPOSALS.
HsAnarASTEEs, DEPT: OF ,TTE soUrH, I

HRAparARTERs, DEPT. OP rHR souTH,)
CHIBP QuARTBRsAssRR's OPPICg, }
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. q, 1865.
Sealed proposals will be received at this Office
until ~ m September 70, 1865, at which time they
will be opened, for furnishing material and build
ing stone drain in the National Cemetery at BAL.
isbury, N, c. Said drain to be well laid with good
stone, to be three feet at top between curbs, ten
inches at the bottom, and sixteen inches deep; the
drain to commence about ifty feet from the north
liue Of the Cemetery, running along the west side
and sixty feet to stone sewer, to connect there
with, running east eight feet and twenty inches in
the clear; said drain 10 connect with sewer at east
end, and run south one hundred and thirty two
feet and connect with sewer running east by south,
to be twenty feet in length and twenty inches in
the clear Said drain will also run east by south
from the point Of beginning, one hundred and sew
enty Ave feet, forming a curve corresponding with
avenue or walks, and connecting with a sewer on
twenty inches in the clear said sewer to have iron
gratiuRs whore drains connect, The stone wall on
the side OF the trenches to be removed TO the walk
aud set up, to run parallel with the drain on the
south That part Of the Cemetery lying east Of the
drain, running north and south, and COMPOSING
One-thr1 Of ground occupied by trenches, to be
raised at least two eot and graded, to prevent
water from standing in the Cemetery, All Of the
above work TO be done in 4 wOrkmanlike manner,
and so rs to fully protect the Cemetery from being
washed by heavy rains. Said work to DO COM
plcted by the hrst OF December, 1868
The usual requirements for bidswi II be eSactcd
Proposals should be endorsed :" Proposals for
Draining and Grading National Cemetsry," and
a diTessId to X. sAXTON,
sepli-td ChiefQ. NJ, Dept. Of the South.
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Proposals.
GALE OF A STEAMER.

OFFICE OF Assistant QUARr'R GBNERAL,)
CORNER OF HousroN ASD GREENS srREgTs,
NEW YQRk CITY, Sept. IL, lsCs.
Will be sold at public auction 10 the highest bid
der, 4. p. m on the 9.h day q September next,
lowing dlmensi Length, 80 feeti beam, 10 feet
depth, - feet tonnage, 1,T5i tons.
The sale will take place at her anchorage In ErIe
Basin, Brook lyn, and steamer will be In readi-
ness at Pier No q, North Riyer. at II IN, to
yey parties desiring to attend the sale,
The vessel will be sold as she now lies, and tho
purchaser will be responsible from the time Of pur
chase,
Terms: Ten per cent cash at time Of sale, balance
10 be paid on the following day In United States
currency, when the vessel will be tIansieTred to
the purchaser. RUFUS INGALLS,,
sepl6.td Dvt. Major Gen. and A. q. NJ. g.
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W DAMS AND RIVER ENCANATINN

Sealed proposals will he received at the United
States En- neer's Once in Pittsburg, Pa, until
o'clock, p. m, Of SATURDAY, September ~, ISIS,
for quarrylng and delivering stone on the river
bank, and loading, transporting and putting into
dams, including a sufficient quantity Of brush o.
points where needed. Also, for river exca walton
Of gravel, rock, &c,
The stone on the dams to be generally four to Ave
cubic feet and not less than one cnbic foot each.
Bids to be made by the cubic yard. The work to
be colu menced forthwith, Ten per centum Of the
monthly estimate Of work done will be reserved as
security; and bidders must accompany their pro-
posals with the names Of two sureties. Blank
forms will bo furnished on application at this
Office. to be filled up by the bidders. The right Is
reserved to reject any or all bids, " II shall be
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DROPOSALs FOR sUPERsTRUCTURE OF
L IRON BKlDGgAT THE ROCK ISLAND ARSE

Proposais viii be received at tho Rock Island
Arsenal, Rock Island. III, until tho 10Th day OF
October 1868, at y o'clock meridian, foT the con.
stTuCtUn, putting in position and finishing ready
for use, the supersTucture Of An Iron BRIDGE con-
sisting Of four spans Of one hundred and my feet
each across the minor or south channel Of the
Mississippi River, at the lower end Of Rock Island,
Illinois.
The roadway Of bridge to be twouty four feet in
the CloaT, and sidewalk on each side Of roadway,
six feet wide In The clear, aud both 70 be properly
covered or hOOred, the roadway with two and one
half inch thick, and the sidewalks with one aud
half inch thick, oak flooring,
Drawings, plans and specifications, necessary to
clear and ready understanding Of the proposed
mode CONSTRUCTION will accompany the proposals,
and bidders will state the time within which they
complete the work.
The iron that IL subjected to a tensile strain to
have u tonaoity Of not less than sixty thousand
900, OO0 pounds per square inch Of seC0ni and the
to be strong enough, with an actual strain Of rte
sipn Of ten thousand pounds, per square inch.
aud Of compression Of Sir thousand pounds, to
admit of column men. or drove Of cattle, cross
ing over II with safety.
The United States reserves the right to reject any
T, j. kODMAN,
Byt Brig Gen. U. s. A. Com: Rock Island Arsenal.
ROCK lsLASD ARSENAL, ILL.,. Sept. II, 1903.
sepl7.td
IN u m m u
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Proposals


HRADqrARTERs DEPARTMENT OF rHs SourH,l
CHrEF QrARrERNAsTER' OFFICE, I
ATLANTA, GA, Sept. 7, 1888
Sealed propo, ais will be received at this Office
until y m, september 18th, 1855, At which time
erecting Brick Lodge Building At the National
Cemetery, at Marietta, Ca, according TO plan and
cheations, to be seen at the ofoe OF the Chief
Quartermaster.
The usual requirements for bids. &c.. will be
eNacted.
Proposals should be indprsed Proposals for
erecting Lodge Building, and adore sed to
Brevet Brig General, O. NJ -. s. A, Chief O. ".
Department Of tho South seplI-td
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH VEGETABLES.

HRApqrARTBRs DEPT on rnB pLATrR,)
0FF'h nnlhr sn,o Ur ov N 10 D.
cIl nAnh, rhbi Snrsv,,U Eli &c
scaled Proposals w dpplGaGie) VII De Ieeeivsd
~ noni, na X %:
az ~ no ,,, will ID m
w stth ,GG5'AuE "T t ,mu uSSh tS
~ th"' o'p'' VI Tue 'oi'o"'"S ouo'A'eu'" o'oie''
va osn on ,o,ri l. -, p.,,,,os,
$500 p pglui " " "a o ota,y'
yTS pp"utd " " Tnrninss
n'Wu pouhds 81 inphipS'
Th 49, 49, PVunuS oi p'Pits ho host nnalitv nor.
fartiy .,n d rI W mamT,I Th"v nni he
Nt w. w. 9uu iuI'1 mo- Iii sa'r nnJ II
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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-22
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IIEABqUARTEE- FiFrH MuIrAkY DI-rRtTD
OFFICE CHlEF GrAETERNA-TEK, :
ArsrIS, TENA-, August ~, ls6s
at til, "fica nu'il i N, THURsbaY. september
=, for the delivery u hftreu hundT"d $500
bushels mrrChantahlc, sound, snclled Corn, at
fgtt MCkayit, TuXa,.
Delivery to commence within fifteen day. after
n" award is made aud contract accepted, and COM
pletnd by the Bth Of October.
BIDS L. be sral.d and endorsed, Proposals Tor
Corn, ut Fort MckayiVt, Texas, and addressed ~
the undersigned
by command u BrCyet Major General Eoynoli.,
cummaudIng Fifth Military Dt;tr.cI. ..
J 4 POTTER,
Bvt Brig Gen. and {. q. II. Filth Mi.itaTy Dgs.
LrirL. Annl- ID