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DIED.


EYRE;Ton seyenth-day morning sd month. 9Th,
his age.
To be buried from the residence Of his son in.law
George Wilson Chester, "a. on Thlrd-day the 9Sh
sant at 10 oclocE Relatives and friends are respect
fully invited. ="
late James ]. Fargrieve, aged So years.
Due notice OF the funeral win be given.
HAINES-In Germantown, on the evening of the
5th instant, ANN HAiNE5, in her 77sh year.
her lsse residence on seconcdsy afternoon, toe sth
instant, At 315 o'clock.
LAMoNT-Suddenly, on the 4th instant, CLARA
VIRGINIA wife OF Dayton Lamont and daughter of
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
residence. No. 1927 Sarah street above Richmond,
Monday afternoon at o'clock. To proceed TO Hsno-
yer Street Vault
McELHANEY.--on the 4th instant, MARY NOEL
HANEY, aged 35 years.
The relatives and friends OF the family respect
Of Mrs. Dougherty, No. 4Si DiwJ street. below VIII
low, on Monday morning at SH O'Clock.
BALSEED.- On Thursday NOR ming. the All instant.
MARY. widow Of the late John Malseed, aged rs
The relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral, from her late
residence, No. s4S Second street on Monday morn
tee. tee 'ne ''n 'N''"H'' ~ '''A'
sMITH.-on the morning of the 30 instant, after
short ana painful illness, CATHERINE wife Of Dan
lie, smith, In the 32d year OF her age
The relatives and friends of the family Sre respect
Of her father stephen Riduey, Nc 2io2 Pennsylvania
avenue, Sunday afternoon AZ O'Clock. To pro-
ceed to Mount Moriah Cemetery.
WILSON the 4th instant, EDWARD MoRToN,
OF Thomas Edward and Mary Louisa wills, In the
HIS RELATIVES and the frenda Of the family are re.
aence 1his parents, No. 303 b. Third street. Mon
day morning, the Sth instant at 10 O'clock.
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TIE LAReBsT Workshop OF THE BODY is the
Liver, whose oftice 1t is to withdraw the bile from
the BLOOD when thi, important organ does not act,
the skin assumes yellow appearance, and gene
rally sick headache sets In, with chilly sensations
and cold hands and feet, ompanied with loss of
appetite. The system becomes clogged, the ma.
chinery no. work well, and both mind and body
fretfu, finding fault with everything around them.
To any person in this condition Ds. D. JAYNEs
sANArIvE PILLS are recommended; by their
stimulating action the liver soon RECEIVERS its
healthy tone and is enabled to perform It's proper
functions Costiveness is cured, and all the aggra
waiting symp,oms OF BniOusness removed. Sold
eveFyWheYe,
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The City Amusem ents.

AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC the last opera
bop6e performances will be given this after.
noon and evening. In the afternoon La Gro7sde
Duchesse will be performed. and in the evening
the first act of La Pertchole, the second act OF
Orphee aun E',ters. ana a new piece in one act
AT THE WALNUT the Emerald Ring will be
prese nted this afternoon and evening.
AT THE ARCH the comedy of the Folties Of q
Night and the drama OF the CorStc0n Brothers
will be given this evening.
on Monday Much Ado About Nothing will be
produced.
Blanche Galton will have a benefit this even
ing and the Galton troupe will make their
last appearance. The farce of the Loan Of q
Lover and the operetta of 4 Marriage by Ian
terms will be performed.
on Monday Bachman & GARDENERS Dramatic
On Monday, March l5 the burlesque OF the
Field Of the Cloth OF Gotd Will be presented under
the management @ OF q d. Hess S, q Co. TO- Of the
will be placed upon the stage in handsome
style The sale OF seats will commence on
AT THE AMERICAS the Japanese will appear
for the last times this afternoon aud evening.
The THEATRE CoMIaUE will reopen on Mon
day with Risley g Japanese Troupe.
Mr.. MADISON OBREY will give one of his at
tractive musical entertainments at the Assem-
The ssNTz-HAssLER ORCHESTRA will per-
form at Musical Fnnd Hall this afternoon
THR ARABIAN NIGHTS ENrEhTAINMENT. at
Concert Hall, Is sufficiently varied and attrac-
tive to suit all tastes. In addition TO the fifty
fine pictures which are explained by lecturer,
nQmDer OF competent dEtibtcS appear III SOuSst
character sketches and musical performances,
and one hundred handsome gifts are dtsirtbu-
ted to the audience at each entertainment A
matinee today.
THE CHEsNUT STREET SKATING RING,
corner of Twenty-thrd and Chesnut streets,
will be thrown open for skating this evening.
We are having all our winter at the COM
mencement OF spring. ard the despairing pro-
priet ors of the Chestnut Street Rink, VINO have
wasted weary days and nights during the last
three months In watching the thermometer,
have at last been rewarded for their patience.
The water has "friz" at the Chestnut Street Rink,
and the holders of season tickets can evolu-
tlOnze to their hearts content. A grand
PhiIadejphia Band, which will add TO the
Interest of the occasion. AS there is no know
Ing how long the ice WILL lilast, skaters would do
tunitY,
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dhOVHh O bAkHHb 11IghB55 FTbLnIUtn hcWInG
Machines, No. 7So Chesnut street
SALE BOOTS AND SHoEs.-The early attention
the trade is cal ed to the large attractive
sale of Boo and Shoes, TO be sSid by catalogue on
Monday morning March 8, at IL o'clock, by q. ID
cCites 81 Co., Ruotionees, at their store, No SOC
"a har ct
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everywhere.

JKwELRY.-Mr. William W. CASSIDY NO. ~ south
second atreet has the largest and most attractive
assortment of fine Jewery and sverware Ia the city
Purchasers can rely upon obtaining real pure arti
Gle furnished At price which cannot be equalled'
He also has . large stock OF American Western
watches In all varieties and at all prices visit 70
his store il sure 10 Tesnlt In pleasure and proht
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WHETHER YOU WILL INSURE your life on the
stock or mutual plan, whether you Will 60 In at life
rates or on an endowment, are comparatively small
quest0ns The great thing Is 70 determine that you
will insure your life on some plau and that at once
One advantage ofthe 'American Lie of PhIladel
phiA" Is thatn insures the approved plans
now In use and that at LoU rates.
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coon NEWS ron snwrns,

coon NEWS ron SEWERS.
Spool Cotton. Price reduced,
Six spools for 25 oentsi
SIX spools for rs oents n
Six spools for 25 centsii
This Cotton, after years trial, 6nds no rival IL
has proved the strongest, Bmo0thest, and best
adapted for hand machine use; and in all cases,
when measured. erceeds tt0o hundred yards to the
SPOOL Its very largo demand proves its great worth
JOHN M. FINN,
Houihe eaat NoYnar Aroh and gavanth aLreata.
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THE CoMBINATIoN OF a central location for busi-
with quiet and retired home. is afforded by the
addition OF forty suits of rooms to the AMERICAN
HOUSE BOSTON. Travellers will find this hotel one
of the best In the land
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HALLEr, DAVIS & Co.'S PIAN,s possess the most
superb action, with unusual purity OF tone which Is
of lovely softDess and great brlllisucy. The
agents, No. sT Chestnut street, exhibit thirty four
premiums over all others.
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CITY ITEM III 8.

SPRING OVERcoATs "A ane assortment unequ1lled
Dy any ia Philadelphia, in 'tye, make and Ut, al prices
ranging rom So UplodrdS. CuU and examine.
Ral-.pdy 6ettUeen ! BENNETT d o..
EtfLh and TOWER HALL,
PHILADELPHIA,
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PRICE 6 WOOD,
NV. COR. EIGHTH AND FTLHERT,

N. B.-Just received 10000 yards Spring oacos.
FAsi GoOrs. I21a GEMS 36SW2f
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ments to natatorial facts.
mentioned the other day that murderous
attack had been made on the inmate OF a car
riaee who was supposed TO be Judge Bedford,
hut who happened to be his brother, DR.. Bed
ford. and that the Judge had incurred the
spite of a herd of ruffians on account OF the
heavy sentences he had lately pronounced on
various criminals. 1t has transpired that
still more murderous outrage had been planned
against District Attorney Courtney, and for the
came reason. The chief transgressor suspected
is native OF your city, philadelphia Jdch,"
for whose precedents refer you to your felon
Aies, and probably you will dnd his picture in
the Rogues Gallery at Fifth and Chestnut. The
plan was broached in Ludlow Street
Jail when Jack was on a visit to some friends.
The remarkable thing is how Jack and his
friends in prison came to be permitted to hold
together such uninterrupted conference that a
$lO0 note was allo we'd to be slipped into Jacks
hands on the condition that he would waylay
Courtney the first dark night, and settle his
hash with club first and razor afterwards
Neither the club nor the razor, however, ha'
been brought into requisitlon. The detectives
have, however, and are busy tracing out Phlla
delphia Jack.
Occasionally voice comes to as from tht
interior OF the House OF Detention. That yoic
belongs TO James Logan number two, who
having been held as a witness for eight weeks
is ANXIOUS either to hand in his evidence, or t
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Two BILLIARD HALLs, supplied with Phelsns
Tables among the milor adjuncts of that pattern
hosterie. the AMERICAN House, BOSTON, Messrs.
Rice keen pace with all the dem snds of gilests
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BLUE DRESS COATS the order OF the day for
evening dress. A full assortment at CHARLES
KS l
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LADIES' LIST.
yam, Miss Epiphany Byrne, Mrs A j.
nper, Miss l. w Clipperton, MrsW H
Mrs c
1st, Mrs Lydaim
ynes, Mrs Mary Higgins, Miss Sarah
Ferds, Mrs Zerena
nsfeld, julia Miller, Miss Kate
tt, Mrs Eliza
ckwell, Mrs Mary
,bster, Mrs BENZ White, Mrs Helen
GENTLEMENS' LIST.
ans, J Allan, o.
en-, L B Armstrong, w E
nstrong, r B Ashley, A
ch, ID w Barkaloo, l. f
lnctts, J Bowman, j
vman, ] P-2 Brewer & Laicy
,er, 7 Brown, Geo G
nett, P K Blanchard, Lewis
,nson, G P
yus, NJ Cambell, r.
bett, II CO Cox, E r
rk, d Calhoon, James
mock, C NJ Clark, VIM
limack, n
1gherty, H H-2 Dill,
bernard, l. Davis, w I
<e. Dunn. Peter
lie in Duncan. VIM
cav All Fvsns. RR
;ot lanes
her. Daniel French. VIM
Id VIM Ful,on. T
ev. VIM Erancouer, Chas
eman, Garry Fuller, James
q. S A
SON. John Gubbs. T
ldlact & Bros Guppy, MS
tory. A Hamilton. II W.
= NV Hunter. G G
,hes. John Hubbard. JH
+, Henry-2 HoF burn. VIM
At. JB Holmes, AP
son. RT Hibborn, VIM
,ter' &c
and Preston
nson. WIN Jobnson TT
ps Cant James johnson WIN
lev. John-2 Keneslev CIV
. endau ! 8
der. Geo LOWS q
. F. Long Up
GAS. Exil
Zen AIey Marvel p
.lav Henry Mace Josenb
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ONE-ErED RILEY.-From the Elko
Independent of Saturday we clip the fol-
lowing: "0ne-Eyed Riley, formerly one
Of Lieutenant Governor Sliugerland' :
many-color painted boys, has been held
TO answer on charge OF grand larceny
lie attempted to unlawfully appropriate
one overcoat, n uudercoat, one pair
of pants and two dozen buckskin gloves
from the store of P. Quinn to his own
use, by feloniously removing them from
the front of the store to the side of a
woodpile near the store. Being discov-
cred be did not succeed in getting away
with his booty" This distinguished
old convict has been long time away
from his natural home, yet he has
worked faithfully at bis old trade of
stealing that he might worm himself
back into the Nevade State Prison.
The old fellow has not been very sue
cessful heretofore-having confined his
business to petty larceny, but having
drified over into EIko has " nipped "
enough to send him back to his old
trade of stone breaking.
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PACIFIC
PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION (!
OF CALIFORNIA.
............... October, 1865
q -B u f g TT.

q a y L: g It:
I'VE OBJECT OF THIS ASSOCIATION u To
| i secure cash payment within sixty DAYS at -
proof of the death Of subscriber, to III or her
heirs or assigns, OF a. many dollars A. there are
individuals Of the class to which such deceased
subsciib er belonged.
MEMBERSHIP,
The subscription fees are Ten Dollars n Joining
1 and one Dollar On the death Of each subscriber
The one dollar from each subscriber is paid 10 tie
\ heirs or assigns ,f the deceased.
The subscribers are dlyd Il into classes, iuclUH.
! ing males and females Each tlass h limited "a,
5 $50 subscribers. As classes are iillrd new ones
will be formed, No pcr.un II ~ poor that he can
not pay ten dollars at joining and dollar oc,a.
sionaily, thus securing $1,000 to his OF her h,its
or assigns.
ADVANTAGES,
The advantages of this Association are. no Mun,y
Panic affect it. Its benefits are easily attain
able hy all, and every subscriber added 20 the
Association cGhancCr the interest aud pruip,ti.u
u all; the amount paid being 20 small and ot..s
at Intervals, that any person can secure Cor lii
family competency upon his death. one eiass
can not be assessed II member of another ciass
dies Glasses have no connection with each other
ofllcERs-BENJ. II. FREEMAN, Precedent.
GEo. ~. RUSSELL, Vice President. IotiN n,
WARREN, Secretary; JAS. A. PKTCHAEp,
Treasurer
REFERENCES
SAN fRhscrsco-ifun. Henry nuttun, President
Farmers md Mechanics Bank. Hon. Samuel
Cowles, late Judge Of County Court; Hon. A. j.
Gunhison, Attorney at Law, ~. y Booth ESQ,
Union Iron Works DENY y. Williams, Esg
Real Estate; john .. limsrum, 4 ua ltet
Works; John II. u'Brien, Esq., Il o'lii,n, Bu.A
A Co.
Com lluL--i.on. !. L. Jones.
NMGNi,-J. q. Carrie, I'd. E.W. Rcyts, rsa
CARSON CRY Hon. y. u. Clayton; Hon. Ad.
plus Waltz; Hon. Thomas W,llp
r.. G. q IS ILL,
GENLltAL AGENT.
S I L AS ULXINS,
A0ENT EOR NEVADA.
Onics In waitxs building, m King street, ou.
DOR Fest Of Justice waiss's cGacs.
Csrson CITY, October 3, lssv.
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The CARSON CITY JOCKEY CLUB held
meeting at the Magnolia las: night, and
made final arrangements for the Races of
Thursday and Friday next. The club re-
should be run with catch weights, no other
changes were made in the rules. All mem
bers of the club together, with such ladies as
they may select, will be admitted to the Race
Track free. J. Mart Reese, Geo. Tyrrell
and R. Brown were appointed Committee
to receive lady visitors and assign them good
seats. The finance Committee will meet
again tonight to report.
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A FIRE-About noon on Yesterday
the old Warren bell ruug out fire
alarm aud the gallant boys of No. l and
No. were promptly en- the ground with
their machines ready to battle with the
derouriug element, but before reaching
the spot of the supposed confagration
some thoughtful citizens had dashed a
few buckets Of water on the burning
roof and the boys were cheated out of a
squirt. The alarm was occasioned by
some coal tar catching fire on the Eoof
OF A. B. Dresb bach s store.
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EUGENE LEFEvRE THE CRAZY CoNvICT-
The authorities at Stockton, Cal, have re.
fused to receive this man for the reason that
they cannot take care of such a desperate
iunatic. He has yet six years to serve in
Prison, and will, perhaps, be better cared
for than if he had gone over the mountains
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POLICTE 3

OF the following kinds will be issued by the
! Brooklyn Life Insurance Company:
| ordinary Life;
| Life in Limited Payments,
| JOINT Life
| Ordinary Endowment;
| Endowment Ia Limited Payments;
| Term, and
! hnnuities.
The officers Of this Company invite attention T.
the new feature OF DEFINITE, GUARANTEED,
| sURRENDEK-NALJES, now offered 10 all Nbu
| become policy holders Tue reader Is particularly
| reminded that this value Is not expressed IN the
mystiiyin vernacular OF Actuarial terhuicalitis-
| but is plain to all. stated Ia dollars and cents.
| The Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company Of New
York guarantees t. every policy holder definite
| sutreHdcr-Nalus In cash' the exact amount a.
which, IN dollars and cents, Is endorsed uu each
| and every policy issued.
| The Brooklyn Life alone Of all Iifc Insurance
Companies guarantees a definite Surrender value
in cash, AMI every policy issued by that company
bears certificate stating what TINS exact worth
will be IA dollars and cents, at any time, after The
| payment Of two or more annual premiums.
| policy holder IN the Brooklyn Life need have
no apprehension A. 10 his movements hrina limited
| or restrained by geographical liHes. 20 may -
| where he pleasUs-liye where he elects; Europe.
Asia, africa, South America, Mexico and Poly
| ncsia are as free to him rs the United states
The Brooklyn Life challenges competition IN
the matter Of DIVIDENDS 10 ITS POLICY
HOLDERS The Dividends are larger than have
| ever been paid by any other L3le Company in this
policies.
Policies valuable ~ LIFE, ns well as at Death.
All policies ate non-foticltablc after two iutl
Annual Premiums have been paid.
Rates rs low a. are consistent with Guanei8,
s5undness, aud lees than those OF almost all gui.
panies which accommodate their assured VITA
loans.
Dividends annually after second Year., in cash.
Dividends are divided On the Contribution Plan
the only equitable manner Of dividing the oara-
ings Of n Life Insurance Company,
Promptitude m pslin LOSSES
No charge for policy or stamp, 90 fur medical
examination.
Policies issued payable either in gold or Gus.
rency.
STEPHEN Il. KING,
GENERAL AGENT, 2;O MONTGOMERY ST.,
CORNER PINE, SAN FRANCISCO,
CALIFORNIA.
SILAS CAULKINS,
.AG EN- FOR l.NADA,
Office In Watts Building, on King Street, cue
door East of Justice WATTS e:lice.
Carson City, Oetob.r 5, 1859.
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THE DAILY APPEAL

WANTED TO RENT-A house furnished
or unfurnished, for man and wife. IL.
Quire at this office.
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BROOKLYN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
or N @ w O j. L.
MUTUAL.
ASSETS. OVER Si.50C, coo
OFFICERS.

fI'HIS COMPANY COMMENCED BUSINESS
i in September 1854, with pAID.UP CASH
CAPITAL of sl25, 200; OF which amount the sum
If 800, 200 is deposited with the Insurance De.
partmeni Of the state of New York for the benefit
Of ALL THE ASSURED, whethsr in that stat,
or elsewhere.
The business is transacted on the Mutual Sys.
TEN: the profits being divided among the policy
holders, who also entitled to a voice In the
election Of the Directors.
In the third year OF its existence lite income
amounted to the large rum oi nearly one. halt n
million OF d0llars-sit5, al, This unparalleled re-
suit forcibly indicates the favor in which the iul.
vantages OF the Brooklyn are held by the people
If our whole country.
Taking into consideration the active and cNton.
si,e competitor existing throughout our country
in Life Insurance circles, and the consequent DIM
cuties in opening n new business, the Brooklyn
has cause for self-congratuldtiou Ia its progress,
while, now that our transactions are doubling Ia
magnitude, with great rapiuity, We are earnestly
determined to remain what We have already be-
come-the BEST LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
IN AMERICA
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OF the following kinds will be issued by the
Brooklyn Lite Insurance Company:
ordinary Life;
Life in Limited Payments;
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Wells, FARGO & Co.-Attention is called
to this eompany's rates for fast freight from
California. Their express leaves daily at
$50 P. NJ. Full particulars will be found in
their advertisement in another column.
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THE IRON CIRCLE has swung out of town
and taken the long length of its artistic ex-
cellencies to California. 1t will be appre-
ciated there.
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GRAND RAFFLE.-NIoore and Parker of
the Theater Saloon have got fine lot Of tur-
keys which they will put up at a rattle to-
night. A full attendance is requested.
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Persons calling for these Letters will please say
ADVERTISED"
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v'IIE OBJECT OF THIS ASSOCIATION Is To
L secure cash payment within sixty days si -
proof of the death Of subscriber to III or her
heirs or assigns, Of as many dollars A. there are
individuals Of the class 10 which such decca,,a
snhsci thor lnlnn-el.
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LIST OF LETTERS
NOVEMBER l6, 1860.

Remaining in the Carson City Postoffice
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Proposals.
pRoPosALs roR FRESH BEEP.

No. 81 8. sHARp srRpgr,l
BALrInoRE, ND June ~, 1sp
Sealed proposals, in dupliss!s, will be Ieoe,yed
e tbs once until y N. on "WEDNESDAY, Jniy
Nd. q. the Fresh Beef required BIZ them for SIX
months commencing August !. ihoD, or such less
lime As the Commissary General Of Subsistence
The Beef ia to be Of . good aud marketable
quality, with equal proportions Of fore and hind
quarter meat, tneoks. sbanks, and kidney tallow
8 The necis efthe cattle slaughtered under This
agreement shall be cut OF at the fourth yertebIal
iTnt, and the breast trimmed down. Ths shAnks
Of fore quarters shall be ent OF from three ~ four
inches aboye the knee Joint. aud Of the hind quar-
sers from six TO eight inches above the gambfel or
Hatcher; ,s,yiss,,.ll' IN any Il ,ss city mar
stalls on such days as those markets are open,
speeityins the mAIketsi the days Of the week aud
the hours Of such days between which the Beef can
be there obta,ned H. IL not expected that any
one days order for Beef will cover one whole
quarter Of thesame, and most Of the orders will
ders TO be oiled by successive euts from the quar-.
tiers Of the beef a. mentioned In Par of this adj.
vertisement' or by beef Of equal quality 10 the
s. Bidders are requested to be present to respond
to their bids and be prepared to awe boads for the
fulhllmeut Of their eontrtets.
@ Proposals. must be iudorsod distinctly PRO.
dersigned, who reserves the riEht to reject any or
al bids not TO the Interest Of the United States
Conditions, requirements; p.ymenis, Sc. As
heretofore. THOMAS WILSON.
ieB-td Brey. Bris Den and q. s.. U. 5. A.
JpROPOsALs FOR sUPpIIks