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New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

The Iowa Democrats are running c'e''...a "a
CAPTAIN for Congress- Frank Blair u'eo ,..sai
deserters. Can he take this man by the hAp1
fnchlng ,..a
The Democrats of Napa, Cal, fired ~ s ~.
OF one gun in honor Of the nomination OF h0f,' ,a.s
mour. All this waste OF powder on Seymour s,,u.a
on Bair-but probably enough powder had S,uss
for Frank Blair by the Democrats OF the sou'-
the Rebellion .4spf
The Copperheads of Memphis are tsSst
with exceeding great JOY over the conversion 10
cal niger" to pure Democracy The Niger ,,a ~
John F. Harris, and The Arala'sehs judging ssaduA
ecstatlc utterances. regards It as the greate''
event Of the season. aud ne don't stink oH'
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

President johnson on Saturday vetoed the
bill discontinuing the Freedmen's Bureau after
January 1, 1860. His message was brief. Con-
grcss wasted no time in passing the bill over
the veto, so that it is now a law.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

All outstanding 7.3O notes must be converted
into 5-2Os on or before August 1st, or they will
be payable in currency. There are S13jOO,0oO
Of them yet outstanding.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

Out Of the chaos aud corruption of our Indian
affairs few clear minds, headed by Gen
Sherman, are striving to organize an Indian
policy which will be cheaper than perpetual In
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
%eeo'Qork QufIu Gr1.ibM11&.
MONDAY, JULY q, 1868.


The Headquarters Of the Committee are nov opeu ~ e
Hotel New loIk City where all business ~ y
U.s.. wl Cisais SSsj-rSn Boston Mass william l.. Chandler
Secretary Washington G. CeniI AecnNe m NY
KemIe No 22 reenst PhiAdephei Horace Greeley New efL
Marsh Gliding Kalamazoo Mich Western Executive C9mmiWee
II5,nrors Cbcaqo-J Chicago, III; Cyrus NJ Allen
Xres Ind H. Taylor Omaha Southern Executive COMMITTED
uedc"srters Atlanta, Can H. S0uthworh heW-OHeaus La
lr III Caldwell Lagrange, Ca b. T. Rice, Little Rock Ark
Pas Rrecntiye Committee Headquarters San FIucscoeorge
corha Francisco, Cal Charles De Long Virginia City, New
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

Advertisements for this weeks issue of THE
REEKLT TRIBUNE be handed in TO-D0g
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
EIGIN WATCHFs.

These West combine inventions and valuable
and acknowledged be accurate and durable
lmekeepo any watches manufactured For sale by leading
jewelers. throughout the eouutry.
t-V~ HDmoyenens retaled by the Company.
Call on your Jeveler and ask to them.
NATIONAL WATCH Co...
Nos 1TG anl I6I LalcsL. Chcago. III
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27
nos i1D ini tOi
MARQUETTE !
Nu.nD.rrrssrafas


MARQUETTE. y!
ANOTHER LETTER FROM TIIE GREAT FIRE AT MAX
QUETTE.
HERRING's SAFES PRESERVE THEIR CONTENTS
WHERE OP OTHER MAKERS PAIL ~, ,o.o
MARQUETTE, Mich Juy 90 1862
4 Gentlemen: On the lih ut the enure
bn.iu norton a destroyed by ire Our aie when VAS
,nc manufacture subjected TO intense heat ONT proved
t.elf sieouss H n The runs Jotea dd' ana
p tsktr appearance he outside covering being burned
ong IN sn aces) and Of the fact that several other safes
entirely destroyed great surprise 70
~ 10 snd tle contents egitle ard iu good condition
Several oriers safes have already been sent you which Is jhe
best proof satisfactory test aud OF the coHudet o u
community your safes Respectable yours WILKINSON SSb
HFRKiNGs CHAMPION BANKERS SAFk made 9l Mikt
Iron and Steel aUd the Patent FrauAlne or SPhaEL EIsEN e
best resistant to burglars drills cutting Instruments ever mauuA
turei a. -..... r.1to., ;og.
DWELLING Vousr SAFRs silver plate valuable papers oe G
and in imitation OF handsome c'eS VI
ture. = H. uo. -,-yS.rv.
1be THg WORLDS FAIR LONDON lhk
r ana Nvw-YoKK: EXPOSITION USlyERKLLR PARIS
and WiNsFR OT THR 5000 Francs at the recent nt
a contest Paris made aud sold only by the undersigned ana
o. authorized agents
HERRING, FARREI. & SHERMAN,
No 25l Broadway, cor MurraySt. New'lork
Farrell HERRING & Co, Philadelphia.
HERRING q Co.. Chicago.
HERRING, FARREL q SnERMAN, New-Orleans.
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

BOOTs SHOES, CATERS,
and
SLIPPERS
IN every variety moderate prices at
No SO BROADWAY. g. Z, btHNoNpx
PAPER MANUFACTURERS and Iron MEN will
please carefully the advertisement; Of the subscriber onerg rem
t Water Power Building Sites in the State Of
Pennsylvania. ANpkEW kGs-, NtN- uosI"1II o-u.
/ CONSTITUTION LIFE SYRUP eradicatcs, root
and branch all EKUPryB ohe SKIN For sale by all drug
gsts
DYSPEPSIA ATABLETS-Relieve and cure lndl-
eeson Heartburn aud all weaknesses Of the digestive
organs BY mall 60c per box G. WELLING 5 Broadwy n l.
DIR. PALMER's ARM AND LEG "THE BEST
1868 Go Bwav n COS CbesHut Phil 81 Geenst, Boston
Wigs, Toupees, and Ornamental Hair.-First
quality hair dre and hair dveng All shades al Baheor 10 BOND 81
BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE-The best IN the
world; harmless reliable instantaneous perfect At all Druggists
New-York tribune., 1868-07-27

>.i BlUrs litter - Brodlt0d
jf There Is but one way 20
a restore the Government and
D. the Constitution, aud that Is
Ie for ne PrCsidcHtCicci 10 de
h clare these iReconstructionl
10 acts mil and rOid. compel He
(, army 10 undo It's usinpdiiOHS
r.. at ne South, diSpTSe he car
IL pcf-bGD state G0rTHmeHfs,
u aiiOtc ne While pcOpie Ia re-
n organise their Oicn DOreJJt
ii BiSnfs. and elect SCudtOrs and
h RsDrcScnidfircs. The House
Ir of Representatives will con
=, tain a. majority OF Demo
Y Gratis from the North. and
'e they will admit the Repre-
h scntatives elected by the
a White people Of the South
,rIand, with the cooperation OF
.olthc President, ~ will not be
D. difficult 90 compel the Senate
e-ltO submit once more To the
l-lObligaiiOns OF the COnstitu-
/ repeat that
e-'this Is the real and only
Jf question that should be al
n lowed 10 control us.
D, FRANK L. BLAIR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
THE EVENING STAR
CONGRESSIONAL.

HoUsE-Yesteroay afternoon
Upon The return OF the members from the
Senate AZ Z O'Clock. Mr.. Washburne. IN askesf
sno obtained leave 20 ofer q resolution, vhiea
was agreed 20, directing the Secretary OF the
Iressury TO inform the House what Judgments
me co',on claim cases have been paid, the
amount OF said judgments. &c.
ihe speaker lstd before the House = commu-
ntcsuon from the General OF the army encloS-
ing me report of General GiIlem. an relation 10
me recent election in Arkansas Referred 60
heconstruction COMMITTEE
Mr. Beaman (Nich. a. ked leave 70 INTRODUCES
olil 10 admit the State OF Georgia into tAe
Mr.. Eldridee (wis) Objected
MT. benJamin (Mo.l asked leave 20 make
motion TO suspend the rules 70 enable him.
self and Mr.. Robinson, Of New YORK. 10 re-
cord their votes upon the articles OF inpesch-
ment.
The Speaker said that could not be done. q.
the record had been already made mp
MIR. enjamin then asked to have n statad
upon the record that he would have voted for
the articles, and Mr.. Robinson against them
Mr.. Eldridge oyected, AZ the gentleman had
voted 20 refuse TO allow forty members
of the House 10 put a protest on record.
Mr.windom sent "A p and had reac a pream Die
and resolution -reciting that r. Is. Washburne,
a member of this House from Illinois, did. on
the 18th of April. 1853. cause 20 be published IN
a newspaper called the 81 Paul Press a letter
making an attack upsn the character OF lgnatius
Donnelly, a member OF this House from Min
nesota- charging HIM with eng fugitive from
justice, in words following Here the letter A.
inserted And thar said wsshburne did. ON
the e2d day Of May, Is6s, in his place in the
House of Representatives, repeat the said
charges against the said DonneIiy. There the
words used by Mr.. Washburne in debate are
insert d i Therefora.
IesFted That a select ON nittee OF seven b,
appointed bythe Guar 10 lnvestigate the truth
or falsehood of the charges made. with power
TO send for persons and papers, and with leave
10 report al any time.
After SEINE discussion. the HOUSE adjourned
without action on the resolution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
AYERS sARSAPARILLA,
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD,

The reputation this excellent medicine en- lows IN
mar, eIlous Inveterste cases Of scrofuious disease
where the system seemed saturated with corrup-
lou. aeetioDs apd di.ordsr.. Which we're ssSra
waited by the scroiulous contamination until they
mere painfully africting have been radically cured
tbe country, that the public scarcely need 20 be
Informed OF its virtues or use.
Scrofulous poison Is one OF the most destr ucttyo
enemies Of our race, Often this unseen and unfeit
nsn, % inc ths
diseases, without exciting suspicion of its pre-
enee Again, ~ seems to breed injection throush-
rapidly develop into one or ether Of y hideogs
In me latter. t%berces may be saideniy deposited
IN the lungs or heart. or tumors formed In the
sIn on pa u HS
.aParill. is advisable, even whea no sstiv. :yne.
S IS the s1y .s . SSSmpsn :Ds Ssn.Tsy
Rhenm, scaid Head, Rine~Ofm. Sore Eye., Sore
scrofuiou. disease. Also. in the more conoe.lsd
forms, ss Dyspepsia, Dropsy, Heart Disease, Fits,
s4eciions of the muscular and nervou. systs@s.
Syphilis or Neneresl and Mercurial Diseases are
DUNG these obstinate nsladies by asy medicine.
But long continued use Of this medisine VII cqrs
soon Es.ysd and b i. sS.S ing
each case srs found in our Almanac, SUPPLIED
gratis Rheumatism and Govt, when caused BY
sccupulafions OF extraneous matters In the blood.
WELD quickly 60 IL, also Liver Complaints, Tor
and Jan pdice when arising, as they often DO. fro0
the ranking posons in the blood. This 6ARSA-
yieor of the systera. Those who are Laaguid and
Lisfless Despoudent. sieepless, and troubled With
fecfions o. M ptomatie OF Weakness, viii hnt imme-
iate relief and convincing evidence Of its restorS
tive power upon trial.
DIR. J. q. AHBB CO., LowiIL. MAS,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL 1HgMrsrs.
Sold by oil Druggists Everywhere.
z, u. GILMAE,
NH l-eoSm A9ent WanhiuGeoa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
DKOPosALs FOR TOBACCO.
CEF.rE PURcHAsING aND DEPOT COMNrssARY }
Ne. 4 OIL NORIH NAN STREET.

2 II \
Ne. OH NORIH MAN STREET.
ss.,.. ST L9T Il, Mo; April 2, 1858
until 2 o'clock m WEDNESDAY,, May y, Isis,
for furnishing the United States Subsistence De
10000 POUNDS ARMY PLUG TOBACCO,
:, grade eqgslto sample TO be seen by spplica-
samples OF the tobacco anG Of the stock or
leaf IRON which II IL manufact ared will accom-
EaLt prop sails and be ref. rred to therein.
l. HanufacturiDg this tobacco each plug must
q EFts of uniform - stock ," OF the same gTsie of
The accepted sam.le "Fili ers' Of scraps" or IF
5he : sveepirgs i'm eating. wiz not be accepted
ali{ inspections will be mac and all 81 Jck used
". te o.mpared with the retained sample.
he tobacco % Re put mp in pound and one
hsli pound plugs near as practicable. On half
81 me sISv. amount will bt required in pound,
The tobacco, With the usual storage and atten-
nin' .. traTrGH'sd 70 sep ttc0 years and bid
The tare Of each package of tobacco furnished
must be carefully asceItsined, and with the gross
sAd net weight marked thereon II will lie verified
D stripping sufficient number Of the boxes az the
he sellers Hame. place efbusiness and the date
q pure haze, with shipping marks hereafter % be
c'signsted, must be plainly marked on each pack
The tobacco will only be purchased tax paid.
The Hhcle amount VII be required b. tire nTst
!. bold the tobacco without expense to the United
Staes unt'l required FOR shI pmet, and deliver II
A printed copy Of this advertisement must be
a--acA-d 10 each proIO-sl, AID the proposal must
J. -p-rIEc IL comply ing precisely With al the
tins The advertisement attached 70 the proposal
MI 6s considered as part OF The contract Each
BIO O. have confederation, must Conttin the FOL
1cvigg guarantee Il two responsible names:
W. the undersigned, hereby guarantee tina:
be d1 d se ns S9ITs Il 20 re- f f9s SE
T.rt snd conditions; also that written contract.
4ue q The stores gI SS'ed to be furnished shall
Froposals must b. made In duplicate. on printed
p DIANE fo At T ros s1s and I'll, se in
80 s.,eI-isRed JSo. W TTRSTR' ed u
sPsG; Breve. MAJOR General and c. 5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

pS-Samuel Mills, who murdered Mr. Maxwell
in Franconia, n. H, two years ago. is 10 be
NAV 9Th
1A cottage in Lakeland, fourteen miles
from Cincinnati. the residence OF a colored
man named John Thidson. was burned ON
Friday. Two ofhis children a boy ten months,
and a girl three years old, were burned TO
death.
81 Robert hoffman, convicted for procuring
an abortion, was sentenced in Mon treal on
Thursday, 10 ten years in the Penltentlary.
rS- The cause of temperance has been much
benefited of late by several Catholic Priests
who have held protracted meetings i'm favor of
total abstinence, IN Stanford. Conn. and have
succeeded ia causing five liquor dealers to
close their shops, and about 2OO men and We
men-hitherto drInkers-to sign the pledge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

LIE FoLLET says that the Spring STYLES still
cling to the Louis XVI style. enliyened a little
by the early fashions of the RepuOlic The
resemblance II most striking when the toilets
OF that period as seen on the stage are com pared
with those Of to-day. The handsome Madame
Descolazs, who gives performances AT the
Chalet for instance, appears in the same long
trains, the same shirts, the same hsad-drasses
the same low-neck square warts, with the
arms completely uncovered from the shoulder
and with. half-iength gGUntle 5. Many belts
are also worn, knOtted behIud like sashes; AMI
II the bonnets do not resemble the old styless
neg do not, at least give way TO the latter as
far as eAaggeratlon is CONCERNED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
10y J. T. COLDWE LII d CO., Auctioneers,
- Southw est corner Penn. avenue and AZ street

x e n
- Southw est corner Penn. avenue and AZ street
TRUSTEES SALE OF two BEAUTITULLY
LOCATED BUILDING SITES ABOUT TWO
NILES BEYOND THE CITY LIMITS. ON
THE ROAD LEADING TO =" SOLDIERS
HOME" AND - ROCK CREEK CHURCH,
AND EACH CONTAINING BETWEEN FIVE
BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
the District Of Columbia, passed in chsncery
cause No l.044 substituting me as trustee shall,
on MONDAY, the Ilth day of May, 1858, at S
O'Clock p. m, proceed to sell at pu bile auction on
the prem ises, two Lots of ground in Washington
County, D. c., the same being part Of Turkey
Lot No. contains 5 Acres, Foods and %
Percbes.
Lot No. 2 contains S acres, Foods and 20
Perches.
This land is situated on the east side of the ceun-
ty road leading Rock Creek Church aud Sol
diers' Home, by way Of North Capitol street and
Lincoln avenue, and is the lands of Messrs Il.
J Middleton. Henry Queen and Conway Robinson.
1t is in elevated position aud desirable locali
ty because Of its health and proximity to Washing
ton city. The Lots are in good state of cultiva-
ton. and separated by road l6is feet wide
Terms of sale: 0ne-third of the purchase money
of each lot TO be paid in cash, and the balance in
two equal pay MIS- at pectvsly and ~ months
from the day Of sale with interest. A deed given
and a deed of trust taken A deposit of 500 on
each IL will te required at time of sale. Convey
ancing and stsinps at purchasers cost.
W.. FENDALL, Trustee
J. T. COLDWELL 4 CO.,
an IS eod6dE Intel. Auctioneers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.
HALLS VEGETABLE StCILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER

HAs PROVED ITSELF TO BE THE MOST PERFECT
PkEPARATIoN FOR TIE HAIR EVER or
fERkD THE PUBLIC
IL L. We Atable mpOund, and contains NO inju-
nous properties whatever.
A. rltL restore Cry HatT 20 as Origiadl color.
II Nin Keep the hair from falling out
II ceanses the scalp ana makes the hair SOFT lus-
trous and siiken.
IL n a splendid hair dressing.
No person, old or young. should fail 10 use IL
- rsrOUHleaded and used By the ErSf Msdioar
dmtorffg.
81 Ask for Halls Vegetable siciliau Hair Re-
ct, and take q O other
=. HALL co, Nashua, N. h, Proprietors.
For sale ly all druggists. my eO2m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

JERoMEPARK RAcEs.-The American Jock
ey Club opened their subscription book on TN.
LIST OF May at their rooms, No. go Broad way
New York. A more than usually brilliant
season is confidently looked for. The spring
meeting will begin on the 9th of June, and b.,
continued on the 10th, 18th and 18Th The sum-
mer meeting viii begin CD the last day OF June,
and he continued on the LIST and I'd OF July
The autumn meeting viii be held at the end OF
September OF beginning Of October, the time
not having been fully agreed upon. The fol-
lowing named horses will run At the spring
meeting; Captain Moore, Jack Armstrong,
Exile, Metairie, Dickens, Climax, PAssaic,
Clement. Harry Booth. Ruth, Enchantress,
Raquette, Egotist Ripley, Gerald, Sleety,
Clara Clarita, Genera York, Hampton Court
Urhana. Twinkle, Maid OF Honor, Onward
Beacon, Extra. James A. Connolly, Morrissey
Ripley, and fifty others less known to the pub
lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
ALBEIT =. FOX. Trustee.
my at JOS. = KELLEY, Auctionssr.
by j. B, wHEELER CO., Auctioneers,
- No 81 Louisiana avenue, bet 6ti, and It'll sts.,
opposite Seaton House.
rRysTEEss as sAhE Al AESSfE5So4Na q y "a

sEE Io4 san II 4hI AEsEsSihH " ttU
Crowley and wife and Thomas Coleman and wife
to the subscriber, dated November Y. 1872. and
Of eco, Of the land records Tor Washington county
District Of Columbia and By direction 81 the party
secured thereby, will sell, ct public auction. on
THGRsDAY, the zlst day Of Msy, lsis, At clock
. d, In front Of the premises, the south half Of
In the City Of washington, having front Of 81 feet
and inches on "a stIest wet, and depth OF rs
Seet TO twenty foot alloy.
Terms OF sale: One bali Gosh; balance 10 aud u
moStbs secured 20 tbs sstsfsction OF the trustee.
IffNe terms OF sale ere not complied with within
yedsys the trusses the right to resell IL
Sveesss' notice, published in the National Ints!-
es;c 1sid down when the property is sold p ~
w TODD, in Trustee
apso Law Ads J. B. WHEELER CO., Aucts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

SALARIES oF CITY OFFICERS IN NEW YORK
The Tribune says: Among the precious privi-
leges OF our tax -payers for the coming year rs
an addition 10 the salary of each Alderman Of
enough 10 make ms pay $500 a year, exclu-
slye OF perq uisites; also, the increase of the
Clerks salary TO $3.50; also, the Deputy %
$500, and so on, making the total salaries ia
the legislative Department s2ll,+59. Ten years
ago it was about $500 in ali.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

~ street railroad conductor complains in
the New York Post of the injustice done him
and his fellows by the indiscriminate charge of
theft preferred against them a class He
says the fact of their employment prevents
tneIr getting other positions, because they are
supposed untrustworthy. There is some
ground for the complaint
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05

AZ The Culpeper Observer says sMes srs
Bell, iShackelford Green, Commissioners in
the case of G. &. Smoot VS.. j. X. Smoot. Ad-
ministrator of DIR. Logan Brandt, decd, have
sold that beautiful farm called "Brandywine."
formerly owned by ID. r. Slaugh ter, ESD 20
Mr.. Charles u. Stewart, Of Brook lyn. New
York. We are informed that Mr.. ST ewart Will
soon make this his residence.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-05-05
by W. WALL 4 CO, Auct1oneers,
- Stores No. 315 ana 3l1,
Southwest corner of Pennsylvania ave, and 9th ST

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NEW YORK AVENUE, BE-
IWEEN FOURTEENTH AND FIFTEENTH
STREETS.
Under and by virtue Of decree of the Supreme
Court: passed in equity, cause No. .262, wherein
Anna Il McClery and Ida McClery are complain
ants. and Kate ID. and Eva McCiery are defend
ants the uDdersi yned, the trustee named tn eren,
Will sell. at auction, on tn URSDAG, the l4th day
OF May, 1865, on the premises, at O'Clock In the
afternoon, Lot three g, in square two hundred
and twenty two, (2g2. j fronting on New York av-
enue, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets,
nifty SIX $3.50 feet and one % inch, with the i'm
provemt nts, consisting of a handsome double two
: "ry and attic Brick House, with garden in the
rear, the late residence of MoryenJ j. McClery, de-
ceased
This property is situated on the north side of
New York avenue, about one half square eatt of
the new Treasury extension. Presidents House,
passenger cars of the W Arlington and Georgetown
railroad pass before the door, and those of the
Metropolitan railroad only few yards distant, en-
18th street making il one Of the most and
improving locations III the city.
The terms OF sale, as prescribed by the decree
are as follows: One third Of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash. and the balance in equal pay
mepts, In nine, eighteen, and twenty 10 months;
said deferred payments to bear interest, payable
quarterly. and to be secured by the promissory
notes Of the purchaser, endorsed secured t. the
satisfaction of the trustee.
The trustee will require the deferred pay ments to
be secured by a deed Of trust on the property.
All convey ancing and stamps at the cost of the
purchaser. ANNA L. MCCLERY. Trustee.
ap23-eo6ds w. l.. WALL CO., Aucts.
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PROPOSALS. FOR HAY.
HsadsHa'tsrs Dis,t,s, L.d,aa 7.,fitofyl

ReadgEaTfsry DiSirict Indian TssfftofvJ
Ugsc- a ~ t(HaTfs5HaSfsy.
FOrf GttSOa, 4. ~. March q IsiS
= add PrepSsaIs Oin duplicated Will be received
81 this or &c mil 8 o clock. IN. OF Thursiay
A4y "a. Io2, at which time bids will be deemed }
4 IN nisbiDg 10 the United States Quartermqs-
ter Department Supplies, to he delivered as fol-
avs
I,rt Gibson. q. Nj T. / COZ tons Hay
bert ATbuckle. e n. 1 I 700 tons Hsy
.or such cranfify. IL being more or less. as the
lUartsfEs.ier may require, on the day 0f ope min
pr. yOsals Mag IA
I he Hay 90 be cut on Public Domain between
sbe LIT of July. le6S. and the I0th day Of ptem-
Der. IL 5. hauled into the Fort, and securely put
Ir . Kicks of IS tons and 20 tons each-in which
EDITION IL will De sub8ect TO the las peeton, ac-
e 2UoI or rejection O he officer Of the 2 VI. De
ysItmsLt on duty at the Post where the Hay 10 de-
iVeFed.
Payments 10 be made the last day OF July, lsSs.
for the quantity Inspected and accepted at that
sinie and on completion OF the contract and ac-
SertAnce Of the Hay. ma pay meDt will be made.
Proposals viii be Teeei led for all any part of
the amount required, AZ either or both places
The reauirenSnfs and fOrmsities usual n con-
fr.CtiuR for Government supplies will be exscted
- al bidders and al 20 whom any contrsct may be
sssried in the present case '-I ca.
F8r further particulars apply at this once.
b, su,horfty Of BTeyet MAJ Bry ant, com
n al,sng District, IT As, KIaBaLL,
.rz.,s 0sP' Chief S. A.. Dist. IT.
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BAfCHRLoRv nAIB DIE.

This splendid Hair Bye 10 the bsst IN the yoe!l:
the only true and perfect Dye; hsrnlss. rsllshass
nnts; remedies the ill escSs 81 bed dyssi tnytgo.
rates and leaves the Me- 90! end see1efel ei0A
and properly applied q RsschslsrS WIG YAceoV
No lS Bond SrsSs. New York. jale-oo1lg