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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-07-07

died. and those who expect situations under the an
tcipated new administration are also becoming
Wit Il outn was observed at social gathering this
afternoon. The host thought he was never more q
his wits end than when his wine was out:
The Chase men are not despalrlng. they are pre-.
pairing for coup detat. The Pendletonians must
The gravamen of the Convention lies with the Cpl
Mons Of those who desire to win by nominating
proper candidate. The gravemen are those VINO
Corneei Wendell runs the Soldiers and Sailors Con-
vention-that is, between the Westmoreland and the
old Monatt MansiOu-to the tune OF champagne
Major Babson, of Maine, says Pendleton will be no
minated. The Major regards the popularity OF can
didate according to the number OF bottles he mas
"Pendleton is the strongest man," remarked an
Ohio delegate to one OF our German fellow citizens.
"Yaas-Pendletons sh goot mans, and he runs
pOoty well: but he can't win on dose occasions"
There is some middle in the Mississippi delegation.
Colonel Ryerger Is represented as the President OF the
First Constitutional Convention in that State, Chair
man Of the Democratic Central Committee OF the
same and also Chairman Of the delegation to the
Convention. General Winfield Scott Fcatnerston, of
Marshall county-the Empire county OF mississippi
represents the state on the moor OF the Convention
Mississippi always was good fighting State. Set
tie your difficulties and go in to wn as well as for
The Chase coup detat may finally prove in plain
English "a coo-tit-for-tat.
Colonel MARYLAND, the pioneer of the postal ar
rangements attending the advance OF the Union
armies in the Southwest, ia here attending the ad-
vance Of his own private business, and is doing it
pretty well at the st. Nicholas.
Colonel Sweet, Of Indiana, who successfully
escaped from the Libby during the period when there
was a slight misunderstanding between the North
and the South declares his opinion to be that Pen
dleton will not carry Indiana by fifteen thousand,
and his idea is that Grant is candidate. That's
queer under the circumstances.
The long and the short OF the matter is that no
one man can tell what sort of a platform may be
presented TO the Convention nor what the name OF
the man is WHO Will he called upon to stand on
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CONVENTION GOSSIP.

The Connecticut delegation Is mostly at the Hofr-
man House, not the Worth House. It is the Mis-
souri, delegation who are the men OF Worth.
Says the Savannah Republican, July sand we
believe the sentiment will be cordially responded to
by two-thirds OF the delegates TO both conventions
now In session in this city, II left to decide according
to their own free will, and not under the whip Of
wire working poiticians:-'If Salmon p Chase and
General Hancock are nominated at the New York
Convention the 4th Of July shall be fully able to
convince Hiram U. Grant in November next that
'Tis Sarbarous to Insult fallen foe"
Many OF the Pendleton specials state that his stock
IL continually going up. What pity 1t would be II
in the end they find IL has literally gone up.n
The Albany Argus, tdemocratic), July 9, has not
word editorially about the Convention. Perhaps
things are getting too much mixed for the editor to
venture an opinion. The Argus was once for Chase,
now IL Is for silence.
II Sanford f. Church should be nominated for
President, we suppose the Convention viii 20 to
Connecucut for candidate for Vice President. For
owhat's Church without BIshoptn-(w d.
some of the country specials say New York Ia too
big city to hold convention ill., the distances are
100 magnifc mt and that delegates can't find places
to get together and talk matters in. In case the
adhesive power OF public whiskey cannot keep these
delegates together or enable them to find convenient
places TO assemble IN couple OF lines inserted in
the advertising columns Of the NEW YORK HERALD
would soon relieve them OF their trouble.
Is the new Church the Church OF England or the
Church for Englishf
Some of the Pendleton delegates have taken the
liberty TO discuss the rights OF the new Church.
several western and Southern delegates declare
that unless Pendeton be nominated they viii be
obliged to return home as poor as Church mice.
II the democrats want President let them adver-
tIse in the NEW YORK HERALD.
SINGULAR CONFERENCE.-The Dutch had control OF
the Radical Convention at Chicago IN the person Of
Schurz They have control OF the Democratic Con-
vention in this city in the person Of Belmont--the
former by the power OF brains the latter By the In
nuence OF .'mOnieh."
me situation 10 bscomIns mere snd more mud
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1herTikG At ELMlsA, n. Y.

wILcoxs DRIVING PARK, Juiy 4.-ITrotting purse
900. nile heats, best three in eve. in harness.
John J.. satterlecs g. q. Honest Peter. 2 I
Craus Potter's b. O. -----........... I'll 2 q
Nj. Weis. Dr. Q. Barr 0ak ..............2 Dis.
Time. 2le-2:4o-2.99-2A1-2:le
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
HARDWARE. ETC.
MIILERS AND FARM ERS.
TAKE NOTICE,

Rave on consignment very Superior CORN
l. MILL, with the French Burr Mil stones, II
mas been In use bat for hort time, hut is In
complete running order, together with 81 feet of
. inct.jndia Rubber Betting. IT will be sold ut
bargain.
have also 10 store an assortment OF thn
orhhL cokN MILLS" 30 very convenient for
family use, aud faw Of the very best CORN
SHELTERS.
DooRh, BLINDS ana saSIIEs, of all slzss al
ways on hand or promptly made 10 order.
WINDOW GLASS OF all sizes furnished ericut
TO order, a. the Hardware store on third street
novZ3 JAMES MgVAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
BUILDERS TAKE N,TICE

l HAVE Just received a choice lot Of Dressed Il
l. Flooring (twonty thousand ieet) for sale III
low rates,
Also, Gin Bands, (three piy), Gutta percha
oilers, scyths aDdarnss Blades, scytheB, Hunt.
and Coliins', Kentucky and Yankee Axes, Wood
saws, Knives and Steels, and beo utiful assort
ment e Fire Crates, at the New store OF
sspVb JAMES MCvAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
TO BUILDERS.

I AN PREPARED to fili orders at short notie
i for Dressed Flooring and Ceiling, Pam.
Doors, SaHhes and Blinds Of all sizes and quail
ties, ut lowest market rates.
marc JAMES mcyAy.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
PAINTERS, TAKE NOTICE,

/ HAVE just received full assortment of tb,
L. Various qualities Of White Lead and all tht
standard eolors ground In oil, In cans aud paeka.
ges TO suit, at reduced rates.
mar12 JAMES MoVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
PLOWS.

F HAVE in store full assort. Cr
IL ment Of the Desmoines, Dodgee STsSs
Barclays and Hal, Of Maysville, "a
Flows, which offer for sale at New Orleans
prices. Call and eximine my stock.
Ieoio JAMES McVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
BUILDERS, HAKDWARE.

A FULL stock on hand, and TO arrive direct
"A from the manufactures mt the Gazette and
Comet Once Building, Third street.
dec1s JAMES MoVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.

DRUGS, MEDICINES, ETC.
FRESH MEDICINES,
DRUGS, PERFUMERIEs
MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
| NHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully gives .,vya
l. notice that he has always on hand w
fresh supply Of xR
MI f DI 9 M f $ K r O.
Which they guarantee TO be pure; also choice
assortment Of
r L r + II M E Fl x.
from the most celebrated manufactures, corapris.
ing
LUDIN's, Madam puuANp,s.
BAZIN and wRIGHTs
A fine assortment of
ESSENCES F0n HANDKERCHIEPs
sc ENTED SOAPS.
Alkind1 of fresh genuine MINERAL WATERS
PURE LIQUORS, viz,
French and American BRANDIEs,
WHlsKY--Rys and Bourbon
PORT WINE,
SHERRY and MADEIRA,
GENUINE HOLLAND GIN,
PURE soHNApPs.
FRENCH PATENT MEDICINES.
sIR0P DE BRIANT,
sTHop DIE FLoKE,
sIR0P be LAM0URIEUx
LtQUEUR LAvILLE.
ELIXIR ANTf-GLAIROux,
INJECTION BRAN,
bEROY's MEDICINES,
vIAFDE sEoUIN,
PERcHL0 iMER DE FER DE phAt Ar.
HUILLE DE FoiE DE MoRuE DE ToUaiIs,
d, Hogg-
will receive by the next steamer fresh lot o.
Patent Medicines direct from manufacturers.
WINTER GARDEN sEEDs-just received
GOAL Oil and
COAL LAMPs-a variety on hand.
LEECHES always on hand.
w AH orders ram tie country carsji.tlv mi
up o'ad promptly ottended 10.
JOHN V. JASTREMsKI,
ss~ Store nearly opposite the Branch OF the |
louisiana State bank. jnll
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
WHITE BEANS.

4 extra choice article of White Beans at re-
"A tail by Imar3l JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

Preston & Merrill Yeast Powders.
C0 DOZEN Preston a Merrill Yeast Powders
w Just received and offered to dealers at New
Orleans prices. Call and ascertain prices.
april JOSHUA BEAL.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

A GOOD Cow Feed, and cheaper one than
IA Wheat Bran, is the Mill Feed now sold by
febi5 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
LUMBER.

HAVE IN yard opposite the Theatre on Third
l. street, $4,000 feet OF choice, seasoned Lumber,
consulting or Joist, ecantling, foorinQ, Wsa ther.
oeafdtng, and Inch Plank, for sale at greatly re
duced rates june2BI JAMES McVAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
YOU CAN GET IT.

WTHEN you have use for -Four that is choice
w beyond doubt, pur chassa bag or barrel Of |
my r. E. Lee brand and you will bs certain to |
get 1t. (mar24 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
MEAL.

yT1ITH an improved Mill am now manufac.
w featuring very choice, fine white boted
unbolted Meal.
maria JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
GROCERIES, ETC.
ENGLISH MUSTARD.

| CASE Colman's (quarter pounds) extra fine
| Il English Mustard, just stored and tor sale ty
| apr7 JOSHUA gEaL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
CHEAP SOAP.

nEALERs will now find Mt my store fine
IL assortment Of German and Hosin Soaps, at
itduced prices.
feh4 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
BUILDERS. TAKE Novucr,

nOIADE 1Ess TAKE NOT1CEg
HAVE In store 100 barrels Hichafds' Gspe
L Lime Cement, Plaster of Paris and Hair In
quantities TO suit purchasers.
octib JAMES MoVAY.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
BUTTER.
MILL FEED.

a GOOD stock for dealers or family use now Ia
N store. mar2SI JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
CANDY.
SHAKER PRESERVES.

7 UST RECE1VED, 10 dozen Shaker Preserves
u the finest Preserves put up in the country.
jan21 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
ROBERT II. LEE.

fINuE Robert u Los Flour Is manufactured BY
l. George T. plant& Co., Of st. Louis, and ~
nusu passed by any Flour made In America.
8ive II trial when you want something extra
dec12 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
SUGAR.

Extra Fagly, Extra Prolific, &c.
A SMALL 4u,u. u Extra Early and Extra
IA Pro ~ "ehdriah and Harrison Seed Pota
TOES. Tor 90 30 II ca 'oa Tor soon, at store of
lchi" JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
WHIPS.
WHITE LEAD.

VIII II LEADs
1 usT received, one ton Of fresh pure White
~ lead, 10 25 pound cans d very superior article
and of three different grades and qualities, and
VIII Dc sold at prices 70 suit the times.
ionsZo JAMES movAY
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
COAL OIL.

IfxTKA White Non-explosiye Goal Oil, , on draft
dscl2 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
SMALL HOMINY on GRITs.

LMMILIEs and Grocers supplied with amall
l. Honiny 10 any quantity TO suit, az the store
ef fcbi5I JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

MACARONI AND VERMICELLI.
tn BOXES Fresh Macaroni and Vermiceli. in
lO store and for sale by
jan2S JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
Onion Sets and Garden Seeds.

A FRESH stock of Landreth's Garden Seeds
N and Onion Sets on hand and for sale by
feb22 JOSHUA BEAB
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

Goodrich Seeding Irish Potatoes.
a. ~ qntHtrt, Of the above extra choice
r. rrr P"tt,nes yet on hand. Price per peck.
on ifr ana fifty cents
tehtS JOSHUA BEkL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
WALKING CANES.

A FULL supply OF " aking and Sword Canes at
n Je1e BgALS BOOK a VARIETY sTORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

FEED.
HAY, Corn, Oats, Wheat Bran, Cora Bran and
IL Ground Feed for sale by
jan2l JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
CORN BRAN.

A FEW HUNDRED pounds Corn Bran, now
N ready and for sale at One Dollar per hun.
dred ponnds. Ljanl6l JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
KEG AND TIERCE LARD.

A FEW packages In store, and more to srriye
"a In u day or two.
decl2 JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

Cranberries, Buckwheat, &c.
A GOOD supply of Cranberries, Bsckwfeat
N Flour, Golden Syrup aud Dried Apples, now
In store and for sale by
jan21 JOSHUA BEAb
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
JEwELRY AND FANCY GOODS
JEWELRY AND FANCY GOODS

| r. II. VIRGIN. successor to D Maupay, Dealer.
-: In Sesds No 1O4 Gravier street, bet. Camp.
aho Magazine streets. New Orleans. aug24-y
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
GROCERIES, ETC.

oCAL and country dealers supplied with good
IL Rio Coffee at IN Moderate prices by
dsc5 JuSuUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14
HOTELS.

f1TY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common ssr.
~ :. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
dec92-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

NEW CRop.--Now oa draft. New Crop Cooler
~ Molasses, also New Crop Golden syrup.
noVlS JOSHUA REAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet., 1868-05-14

Cheaper and More Valuable.
A Sa Gov Feed the "hIil Fsedo now sold from
IA my mill liz much cheaper and more valuable
pound for pound, than Wheat Bran Give it a
trmh mari JOSHUA BEAE
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PROPOSAL sPoR MEAT.

, ,wAsuIEeroS, D. G, . Feb. "a, 1858.
Sealed Proposals., OF the form furnished BY tho un-
TtksDs2 Os Il ds ;s q Msi n SaR'is' rn
the Fresh und Corned Beef and Mutton required for
sale Of issue to all connected with the Depsrtsn. Of
,HUUp. \. FOl. 20: s aG5 tIs
Fresh and CoIned Beef Said proposal Tor Washing.
ton, g., will Include all Fresh aud Corned Beef
aud Mutton required for Issues aud also for sales
Ymeers aud others authorized to purchase ut this
The Fresh Beef Tired for sales to supplied
be q the hneSt quality, Of select parts, made by
IN s S ss Ss sS ~
De y equal proportions Of fore aud hind quarters
heeks, .hanks, aud kidney tallow not received All
the meat will DO subject to rigid inspection to be OF
condition, In all cases, II the meat Is not satsfas
tory, purchases In tho open market will be made at
The expense OF the contractor.
TIE contractor will be required to deyer the meat
distribute IN such quantities aud At such times
omeeI OF The Subsistence Department may direct
A separate proposals will DO reeeiyed for Supplying
Fresh aud C9rned Beef and with COrned Beef and
hnlton, in Washington, d, G., but no proposition
WILL be regarded for Furnishing the Fresh Beef In
nd issues, In accepting the last bid, the lowest
VerAge price on the quRntty required for both pur.
poses NJ be considered Bidders must be pressuta
the opening VI the bids.
meat purchased or when In funds for the purpose !
be settled " the officer Tie Subsistence Department
Ths contracts will DO made for six months. from the
LIST day OF April 1858, or such period Ms the Commits
ssry General may determine.
Inc PROPOSAL. for supplying all connected with the
BrsSs MAJOR dsnsi s%c Gg' s 81 OF
mhSN DePo! and Chief O. g.
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Aatluual gspublitau.
PEN, PENCIL, AND sCIssoRs.

TuE peach and fruit crops in Missouri lOoi
we'll
MIsISG prospects In Montana are said to b,
more favorable than ever before
TINS Cincinnati Mercantile Library has nesrl,
$4,000 volumes.
THERE are more than one thousand ODD
Fellows in Harrisburg, Pa.
Coat and new deposits Of iron orc hsve re-
Gently been found In Milestone township, For
rest county, Pa.
sappeal for aid 10 made by the sufferers Of the
recent fire at Pithole Great dsstitution pre-.
walls
Buren,, in the northern part OF Maine, Is 81
Artemus Ward would call that betty
smos's colossal bronze statue Of the Union
soldier was unveiled in the Park At Lewiston,
Me. on Saturday afternoon, with appropriate
ceremony
TIE trains to and from Boston on Monday
were detained four or FIVE hours by the snow
storm. Street ear navigation was generally
suspended
Tnr preliminary examination Of DR.. Geo.
Bennett of New Haven, for abortion on his
wife, resulted in holding him for trial before the
superior Court. His bonds are only $500.
AvErERISARY SURGEON In London, who has
been puz,liug the public for some time past by
Advertising for sale an article which be calls
lloplemaroma' has now come out with
remedy called "Neurasthenip ponskeles !"
His customers are said to express the hope that
his bills are shorter than his name.
AT private dinner In Boston, a few days
,irce, the table presented a most unique and
beautiful appearance There was q solid mass
Of flowers from one end Of the table to the other
leaving Just room enough for the plates at the
edges the guestslbeing served from side tables.
MlnnLGrrELp, formerly part Of Middleto wn,
CT, voted last April to assume the expense OF
procuring its Incorporation As town. Soon
after its consequent payment an Injunction was
serve d to prevent 1t, and also to compel the So
lectmen to pay the money back to the treasury.
The result is yet in allegiance.
THERE is no truth in the report that the Fat
Woman and Giantess," in escaping from the
burning museum, was owing to the former get.
ting wedged in one Of the doorways, and thus
making a captive of her companion. A much
more likely story Is that they kindly remained
in order to help the elephant pack his trun.-
which contained a wardrobe Of even more than
Oriental magnifcence.
THERE is one culprit whose guilt every one
believes on sight. The intelligent reader has
already guessed that We refer to the unfortunate
who has acquired q black eye-an ornament
which no human being Of mature years will ever
believe to have been obtained by his nsighbor
accidentally, and which no recipient ever will
admit to have been caused otherwise.
VALUABLE horse was lost In Fall River,
Mass last week by singular accident. Above
the manger, at which the. horse stood, 10 q
square hole 10 the floor OF the room overhead
through which the hay is dropped. In the
night, the horse managed, by climbing, to get
bis head through the hole in quest of hay, and
then so twisted his neck that he could not with
draw his head. He was found in the morning
with his fore feet in the manger, dead from
hanging.
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Proposals.
STATES NAILS.

ALABAMA.
wA.1i Ssny snSsry \. iss
Proposal, f9y the nal. o. me s,i,e,
rCSis: IN d. Sat: LLAMA, viii be received a lie
Sse 81 III ~ April u Of
Sd1s and and s ss SalISd esa s Gs
So From AsSsyll: By clSP!Sn and Isl stIEgpsrVs to
lave Abbevilie Saturday ATTAIN.
Leave Bafne. crS., roads Friday attain.
o fgS chss sSts ssSss mile. and back tire.
Leave taSsSa Monday. Wednesday and Friday
ttsE: s.iss sSssssy Wg:an..., an. r,..,
s fiS$ fssss... IL I. esss.. Miss mile,
Lfsys Pistsn.siiis acnSsy. Wednesday and
ts.r. 4, SSlS%Sqs
s,, fT5,ss 4 SS, u
ss Ra:s !%ii S ssSt Wednesday and
Leays Tnssumeis Monday, Wednesday and
s,,, AsI5,y; ss Ks. .sIIs Y y s9gn
SD ftSn qss sl Iims. 70 ssma' 81 miles aud
Leave ave s S%STt Monday, Wednesday ai
Afr ti'sl 4 s, Il Syipm,
Leave Selma Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
Arrive at summerneld by lO:pam.
esii FROM Troy, by 0Iustee Greek. Oak Grove. Rs.
mar, Oakley. shArpsyille and Showdown, to
Leave Troy Tuesday and Friday at IN.
Arrive at Montgomery by 10 N.
Leave Montgomery Wednesday and Saturday at
4am.
Arrive at Trey BY lopm
,NorE..-Proposals must be to carry the mail with
"celerity, certainty, and security, using the terms
Of the law, aud they must be guaranteed by two
sponsbe persons certified to as such by postmaster
or Judge Of = court Of record.
No pay will be made for tips not performed, and
for each such omissions not satisfactorily explained
three times the pay Of the trip may be deducted For
arrivals so far behind time to break connections
with depending mails and not sufficiently excused,
opefourh OF the for the trp Is subject
to forfeiture. Fines viii be Imposed, unless the de-
take the mail from or into post ocei for suffering IL
to be injured destroyed, robbed, lost; and for
fusing. after demand 10 convey toe mail freq ueny
as the contractor runs, or concerned In running
vehicles on the route. The Postmaster Geperal nay
annul the contract for disobeying the post once laws
or the instructions Of the Department. He may alter
the schedule 81 departures aud arrivals and also order
Increase OF service by allowing there PRE- rata
Increase the eontHaes pay lie may also eurtail
discontinue the service, In whole or in part at pre-
rata decrease OF pay, allow ing ode months extra
Bids Should be addressed TO the :. second Assistant
Postmaster General, superscribed " Proposals,
State OF Alabama, aud sem by mail
For forms Of proposal, &c, and other Information,
nents Of October 1885, ard Of this date,
In pamphle: form, at 'he ptiFne,psl post omees
iA?3-Th6w Postmaster General,
L NITED STATES MALLS.
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
- UNITED STATES PATENT OPPIcR-

n,u,,,, WAsHISuToS, February Is, isSs
eefteu pray for the extension OF patent Rranted
70 MN the sd day OF December 1881, for an improve
meh IN Design for Clock Case for seven years from
the I'd day of December, 1865; ' va
Is ordered that the said petition be heard at the
t seIt a. !? o'clock IN aud al persons are notified
aid petition ought not to DO granted,
Persons opposing the extension arc required h ale
IN me Patent Once their objections, specially set
forth In writing, at least iseaty days before the dNy
Of hearipgi all testimony filed by either party, 10 u
used ~ the said bearing, must be taken and tfsNss
mtted in accordance with the ules Of the oEVs WElsk
vii be !urnishedOn application,
Dispositions and other papers, relied upqa Ss tss'
rony. mnIt DO filed n the Office tseatV days " j.
days after hling the testilaSRy, .atsn
0GdsTed Slsgl VA tbs nSties be pSSltshS 4, IN.
e. and ~ Ne oUtyaRt Hartford, oSss' ,; nIstSn,
e hs at ast SIXTY as ,rdT VIZ, 81 10 .sta
ts.&a Ae,tas oOTmi -, A. STOUT.
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Test
fell lawl2th Mar

OFFICE CHIEF CoNNIssAhr OF SUBsIsrRSCE,)
DgPARTNEST OF wAsHiS0rOS,
WAsHIS"fOS, d. G., February q, 1865
Sealed proposals, 10 duplicate, will be received at
the office Of Breyet Lieutenant Colonel T. Wilson, G
:, ), A Baltimore, Nd, on THURSDAY, March
u, 1895, al II Ia. for all the
FRESH BEEF
required at Fort MeHenry, Nd, for six month. from
April ISIS, or such less time As The COmIlssary Gen
rrAl of Subsistence may direct Tee Beef to be de-
yerrd there on the order Of the acting CVmRssary VI
subsistence at that Place; Of good and marketable
quality IN equal proportions Of fore and hind qua
5necs., shsnks aud kidney tallow to be excluded }
The neck. u the cattle slaughtered TO be cut OF at the
tnurth vrr"br9l Joint. and the breast trimmed down
Inc shank. Of iore-quartcrs TO be cut from three
"nr Inches above the knee joint aud OF quarter,
ONT,
Bidders ar" requested to be present to respond to
their BIDS and be prepared to Give bonds for The full
hlmont 81 tAeirCOntratt
Proposals. must be endorsed, Proposals. for Fr-,h
Beef, at Fort McHonry, Md. - The nndrrsiEnrd re
-~ryes the right to reject bids for good cau..
Conditions, requirements, payments, &c, kc., as
By command Of Byt Mai. Gen. W u Emory:
tAi-ot q, BELL, Chief c, :.