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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1869-12-18
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OTYxCxAL PAPER.
CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.
Fridays Proceedings.

In THE SENATE.--Joipt resolution by Mr..
Howard for furnishing safes to Collectors OF
internal revenue referred. The morning
hour was given TO the bill promoting tele
graphic communication with foreign coun-
tries. The Georgia bill was then discussed, Mr.
Salisbury illustrated the inconsistency of the
proposed action and claimed that it is
prompted by partiran.. IN olives, and sin vio'
latiou of,he constitution. dr. Stockton do
clared that if the 18th amendmen, should
be adopted by such means, it will some day
be pronounced no part of the constitution.
The objection WAS no, so much to negro suf.
frags in itself as to the means by which it is
TO be brought about The people would
never submit, except by force, to an amend
ment foisted into the constitution in this
manner. Mr.. Ferry (Rep.) considered the
amendment of Mr.. Morton uupol,ic. He
thought it would be unwiss to insist upon
the second ratification by Georgia of the
l4th amendment. Mr.. Conkling (Rep) OBJ.
jected to the amendment, aud Was followed
by Mr.. Morton who proposed to omit 10
much Of his amendment as referred TO the
18th amendment. He then argued for the
proposition before the Senate and insisted
that those who now have the upper hand in
Georgia will never adopt the 18th amend
ment unless by compulsion. Mr.. Edmunds
(Rep.) wanted to know of Mr. Morton why
ne did not insert clause requiring the mili'
tary commander in Georgia to declare the
amendment adopted witbou, the formality of
vote. Mr.. Morton wanted to know why
Mr.. Edmunds didn't think Of that when the
l4th amendment was imposed on the State.
A running debate ensued between Messrs.
Sherman and Thurman, Of Ohio, in which
Mr.. s. claimed that the l4th and 18th
amendments had been endorsed in Ohio
and declaring his belief that if the question
Of negro suffrage should be submitted to the
people Of that State, they would vote it by
50,0U0 majority. Mr.. Thurman referred TO
the rejection OF the 18th amendment by the
Legislature, and said if it be true that
state cannot withdraw its assent, then it
must also be true that State having once
rejec.eda proposed amendment cannot after.
wards ratify it. Mr.Williams submit,eda sub
stitute for Mr.. Morton's amendment which
provides simply for the adoption of the 18th
amendment before the State can be admit.
ed to representation in Congress, which Mr..
Morton accepted. Mr.. Carpenter doubted
the policy ofincorporating even that amend.
ment in this bill. Pending his remarks the
Senate adjourned.
The House OF Representatives WAS not in
session.
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A smother of a family writes to the pa
pers suggesting that boxes be put up at
convenient places in New York and other
cities, "so that every one who disapproves Of
the white washing of vice will have a chance
to contribute penny toward defraying the
expense of Mr.. Netherlands trial. :"
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The Jackson Clarion gives list oftwenty
six Republicans two Conservatives and two
Democrats elected to the Senate of Mississip
pi, and of seveuty,two Republicans, twelve
Conservatives snd three Democratic elected
to the House. Three districts in the Senate
and thirteen in the House remain TO be heard
from. Three Of the Senators aud seventeen
Of the Representatives are colosed men.
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One of the strongest Republican papers

One of the strongest Republican papers
in Georgia, Bard's Ner Era, says: There
is some lawlessness in Georgia--not as
much as some credulous men suppose, but
more than occurs in the ordinary current sf.
fairs. In its worst forms, it exists in only a
few counties where leading men, actusted
by political spite, either encourage or cou.
niYe Of il.
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Two Treasury girls passed Greeley in a
corridor Of the department ihe other day. 81
wonder who that is" quoth one. II don't
know, I'm sure" replied the other. "Why?'
"Oh, nothing. Only he is the man that
swore 30 awfully at the Inauguration ball
last spring. He beat anything | ever
heard y
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Ht. 1ouis Market.

Sr. Lows. Dec. rs
Flour--dull; fall supess, 4G0A4 rs; Y, 4, 40a-
4,75; Xxx. 4,S5s5,25.
Wheat-frm and medium grades, No. ! spring,
98; No. z red fail. 00ai,I0
Coru-frmer, at 9la95 fer yellow, and 92s97
for white
0ats-higher; 52s53 in bulk; 55a58 sacked
Barley--at rs for choice lots Of Minnepots
spring.
kye-very dull. 60ss2.
LArd-dull at ITf
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In the trial of the Wood Green murderer,
in London, tho Judge charged that, while q
man might kill the seducer Of his wife, the
fact tina, Boyd was jealous of his mistress
did not author ize him to shoot the woman
and beat her lovers brains out.
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The elimination Of great futter and
excitement in fashionable society was reach
cd on Thursday 10 the wedding of Mr. Eugene
Lyman, Of Boston, with Miss Bessie Cheever,
the noted belle aud beauty, once the J'nacee
of General Phil Sheridan.
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The Navy Department, which allowed the
Tallapoosa to be used at great expense as
q pleasure yacht for official family junke'
tings last summer, couldn't spare vessel
from the Mediterranean flee. to represent
the nation at the opening Of the suez Canal
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READY GLAZED SASH.

IN CONNECTION with my Planning Min,
L have opened q Ware Room for the sale Of
Primed aud Glazed essh, where will keep con-
stantly on hand ali sizes of these articles which
'sn sell at much cheaper rates thsc they car
be Purchased for else where. | Obtain my Glass
from the usuufsctoriss st Pittshurg thereby
saviRy the profits which others must pay who
buy in this market. All Builders, Farmers AID
others in want Of Sash will consult their own in
tsrest by giving me call before purchasing else
where as / an sscring unusual Inducements for
thli trade. IA. BIDDIsCE,
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Richardson's heirs it i. stated, will contest
the right of Mrs. Mcfarland to suy portion
of the estate.
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The estimates of the heads Of the varons
Departments for the coming year amount in
the aggregate to $2l0, ,97O,G65,
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"Mother," said boy of six years, "if God
has any more babies to give away don't you
take en-"
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Chicago ETarkst.

Chicago E0arkst.
Tslegraphsd to the ARsVs.
OaIoAso, Dec. Is.
Flour-In higher demand, 4 25a5 90.
Wheat-No 2quiet, s54as61; No l, ssaS9 M
3, 77s774.
Corn-774n78; T72, seller January.
0ats--Unchanged at 421 for for No2.
Barley-Easy and nominal for rs No2.
Lard Dull, IS cash.
Mess Pork--29 7ja3I; from prime to ordinary
mess.
LIVE srooK.
UMos SrooK YARDS, Dec IS.
CattIe--Quut. 44a4!; for fair to good 7a74;
for prime to choice steers.
Hogs--9 75all for fair 10 choice.
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The late Paul NJ Spotford, of New York,
lef. an estate of $4,0OO,OOO to his wife and
children.
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DIR. B. +. MITCHELL,
MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN.

DY REQUEST Of patients in Rock Island
ID County, will have rooms at the Rock Island
House every Tuesday and Friday during the
fall where he will treat with electricity, all kinds
of diseases, both acute and chronic. Electricity
will locate the disease to the satisfaction of any
patient. One trial will satisfy any one of this
fact. Mrs NStallcup will attend to lady patients.
The Doctor and his sister are we'll known in
Davenport, as Mrs. stsllcup has been 8 resident
of that city for some years, aud can bring good
references from some Of the best families in the
city, ~ TO the efficacy Of her treatments In su
Female Diseases. Have cured Deafness, Fever
and Agus, Catsrrh, Bronchial Affections, where
evsrythin else failed also, L yer and Kid
nsy Affections. No shocks given. The treat
ments are plsssan. to the most nervous patients,
even to infants. Let the afflicted give us a call,
we will do them good. Charges reasonable.
Consultation free. Hours from s a. NJ. to S P.
M. sug23dtf.
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

For each square, or the space occupied BY ten
lines OF solid minion, equal to one inch, One Dol
lar for each insertion.
es- Business Cards OF not over ons-haR an
inch space, Ten Dollars year.
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SAVE YOUR SILVER WARE.
yeoman's Remover and Cleanses

A chemical du,d for cleansing silver and silver
plated ware, jewelry, etc, removes tarnisb, dirt
and grease almost instantsneously, without in
jury to the finest gold or silver metals. Sold BY
h. NJ. BARTHOLOMEW, Rock Island.
mAysdiy.
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BARTHOLOMEW
LAS been dlling up his show cases with NEW
IL GOODS Of latest styles and best quality.
His stock of
SOLID SILVER AND PLATED GOODS.
is complete. Those wishisg to purchase goods
In his line will do well 10 give him call before
making their purchases
Watches, Clocks and Jewelry repaired.
All kinds Of Jewelry made TO order
Spoons, Forks and Watch Cases neatly plated
with gold or silver.
Ornamental or Fancy Engraving neatly done.
n. NJ. BARTHOLOMEW,
Successor to w. T. Riggs.
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JOE PxIMTIM0.
The 6rst and highest premiums have Away.
been awarded TO the ARaUs OFFICE for the be 81
printing.
All work done neat, quick and cheap.
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wA.grssros, ssp,snbsf - 80
Rsss ~ Il s z: =
vs.: . is :; Z :,
1872, eonneseissN 10 o'elSsh, = ~ snd. sss-
pstpo.ss 1: 100 vsii sssxs z rssd:r issSsssssls
~ III e ss. e s:; sss
.!ss: x: .s s.:is., . as !,
'i.s Is A:sS., fs:s ..
Il: S:n.:s 4: .lass, !. S:Ii.s. s.l:S i5is ii
,se others are mostly cast iron with wooden
The second will be tho site Of the Rias Fsstory
Ing. upon which have bssn destroyed. bat The
II VII s ss.' K. ,: a
az :!s.. e : s
s' S..i s, IL. s ssE :.i !.
~ e: sss si ): Ga siSs; HOUSE. and
The ooysrnmsnt WI convey 70 the purshs.sr..
oil u. By: *; % sH { s ~
to be perfect IN every ease;
Of one and .So yss!:s he pufeSs % az. Soaa
and security for y. payment o. n. ,Purch..e
within ten days sss *. SAFE % e0~ph'a WIN
~ map showing the msie. and bounds. Of the
n a,p 81 Ferry property viii be exhibited at the
In A ~ r.a. to Sl,ax
WIZ Brsvot Major General. Chief Of Ordnance.
NOTICE TO pELrsauEsTs.
Psr,SHs Eho purchased Io;; is, apd hs,s not
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PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.

FoRr HAxLIoS,N Y H.. Oct %, lse.
ssS s W s'S
r. ssaSPi1iSs fS.:S Beef to he ScP.
The said Beef mus, be fresh, Of a good markets.
Ss % sna iasy fns h u s.
excluded. qua to BE- delivered =! thi. post frss Of
cost 10 .osh Su.naS. as nay from nns 10 m3s
ing oeer shall designate. not exceeding four times
Tse neeks Of the cattle slaughtered for beef to
the f SST 'sTss0.sS EiSS rec
shall Be cut OF RON three to four inches above
!hs tns . .SSr s1f hs q to
uHSss to u 1SS ,i%s i ssS!
mls,ioaed oniesrs and thei[ families stationed At
Frs,k Beef =. hey may from time q tas require.
such as suIloin aud porter-house steaks, standing
These soatIseIs to be in force six, months, or
such less time AZ the Commissary General nay
Rs on aS Is;
GENERAL Of nv pspHImeas 9, shs has! nrono.
whss sSail 5. returned e tss owners aftsS &:
bids are opened, except that ofthe lowest respon-
:Ss IA a.. ARM %HHy w r
foT Issue 70 he troops \ made on the contract
oIsu stss Ff.sS fs s Ps AZ pi
sred, then the Compulsory 2! Fort Hamilton shall
sSRRS IL Be VIZ
s .sT ny int
also y two rsspprsiShl he sSrs'ss. whose names
!. R. y With tins and piass bidders are re-
sfisss:sl: siii s. marked Proposal. for Beef.
~AS ,1S'''''1 Rrsyet Colonel 4. T. HALL,
Ossm NS'' WI Hssiis;a, SRh.
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no CON RAC TORS.


v,,,o cT,1, Sy4....s.,r1 n, (, SS,,,,,Sr.l
At "a. SRss ss noon on Isss
n 1862 ~ % IS sGH.'f RSsRrf re
Th ssf Hospiisi Wi sonsi.! q an %i%ini.istSi
ssls .ls wiz gt IS laps :'fs w va
feet In the clear from door 20 caves and at least
10 reet n the clear from ao95 to rid5e, .,
feet front By - feet deep, two stories high. with
back building tkitsheS, IN, one ss9tK si.hii me
,S q i.sa 'SrS All va. one
story hiFh will be constructed around the whole
The Hospital to be constructed plainly but sub
The outsids work To- be rough, with the excsp.
ton OF tha corntees aud openinss
contractor. The material to DO Of good merchant
able quality, and the work 70 be done In work,
ike manner. both subject to the inspection OF
the oteer or agent Of the United states receiving
Bidders will state at what time the work win be
| completed after the receipt OF the approved oon-
'' TSs contrast viii be made subjss, to the sp.
prevail OF the QuArtermAster General, US: A,
The name and place OF residence Of each bidder
hsris6t TO Isjssi any or all bids is reserved.
Bidders are req uested 10 be present at the open
and hour above specified
The specifications, plan and elevation can be
seen. aud further Information can be obtained At
No proposal will be sntsrtaIBcd unless tho party
making the same Is present at the opeping Of the
known at this Office to be responsible.
de's and contractors, and blank forms o. proc.
BY order ~ Of The oaSrssr%ssts Gsns!.!
A. " ROCKWELL
Byt II. Col. aud A. Q. NJ, u. =. A, Chief daas
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PROPOSALS FOR DREDGING MACHINES.

w..nrsoros, 5. 3. sso!s%s. us IS. P 1884,
pf ssSsisS SEopSS:a iIaS{'ss r5SpS'.i' rs
eember, Tor BaildinG and Delivering !vo SIC am
Yorf. and the other At The NAVY Yard. PSiisdsi.
phia,
to dig 400 cubic yards each per day Of ten
hours, and be arranged to dig In water 50 feet
deep,
Bidders are requested ~. urnish plans and sps-
sineatious Of their machines. with full dessrlp-
amount for which they will engage to build And
deliver then q the places named on or before the
LIST Of March, ~, and guarantee their ssful
operation and ability to perform the work As
above,
The Bureau retains the right to reject any or all
the offers. or to accept such may be deemed best
adapted to the character OF the work TO DO done,
DAN'L AMMEN,
Chiefof Bureau Yards and Docks.
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pRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.

HIApeuARrERs IInsr MILirARr DIsTnior,(
OYEIog CHIky ouARrKRn.srEk. 7
RIoHnosD, VA, Nov 0. lSe.
Sealed proposals., I'm triplioAte.( wi! be re-
the iith day of December. 1850, for the delivery
Of such quantities Of
~ ma! b required from time x line: Tor the ser.
Pirst Military District, until June 30, 1870
sehedules oi the articles required vii be fur;
samples Of each article bid for must accompany
Propossis 70 be guaranteed as dedicated by the
blank forms. fufnishsd on application 70 this
once, and the iGht to reject any or all bids not
ooasidered AdyA Esous, and TO consider and &C.
cePt any part Of any proposal. each article sepa-
BY order q the Comma uding General Pirst Mill
tary District. J. U. CHANDLER,
ouAItermastsr FIRST Military District.
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THE COURTS.

EauIrr Couar = Jsdes oIin. - This court
was occupied % follows yesterday
granted 70 ssisnd time for isSias ss:tinosy
on. Williams W. Lena Williams. This is
adiyores ease before reported; Order settins
thereof to be given Mr.. Thompson.
Bsyiiss King W. Oatherins King. ..TAls 10 .
Dill tot the purpcse OF selling real eattts n
to the auditor TO report whether the ssls will
be for benefit OF the Infants. stud LlIay.l
8; A. Peugh W. II. 9. Davis, John y, Doyle
extended for thirty dhys. IN both oasss, ~.
John A. Hickman VI. Mo Mahcn,. This ease
was heard upon . dsmurrsseo bill Of review,
Adjourned.
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NatianalE gspabtifatt.
lor,rIorlL.J
..,Do..rAss.sss q ssA.S ,

w.uIss4os.. N sssass 2 :, -
Information has besn received q Ihs De
partmsnt Of State Of The dssshs 4 klsxan-
dria, Egypt, on the 1sth uisirho, II H. NV.
Ebeuezer ourris and the Rev. B. ". Henry,
Their remains were inferred, on the S6sh
ultimo, In the cemstsry Of tho Euglish
church, near Alexandria. loo
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GALE OF PUBLIC PROPERTY
yo. S,, rs ~, n.ry agss A.. 4, N.

yo. S'I Es p, D.rgr ogssr.,;,EA,:.,,.sa.l
win be sold a pubis auction. on seesant Of he
unl.sd state, a. rer, noeros, Va, q % o,slesk
"a n is e., s,iy q
Stores md glo.hins ana Eauipsss. sossisslss in
!, Tools, .Broom.. Brsshss. Harness. Scrap Iron.
Tent. 20 Hss.issef: ana kiip..sis, D Gsi ss1
Terns Of Sale; Cash, In oyunmsntfunds Bills
TO be settled inmediatsly after sals. : : = = :
Psoyss,y 70 Be renewed withis fvs %, days ansr
III order 81 Chief ouart..9Ss.sr, Yir., Ellary
District a., HKERr.w, JANkg :.
Quartermaster. . ~ novtb "a
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n SSs;. ~. y Wiz sssSSssat S::sss:-
; q Ai sss
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The eoncusion o. The sale and tss reminder Wiihis
l S:: &. ~: ~ Is,
VII revert q iss doysrr9sst Twenty days VIII
& &, III
will be given to purchassfs Hartfsiss oHsrsd for
sss aRstS =, n: 5s,s ss;r
sentsd. n LJDLOW CIGE
noIo-td .#.#.. - ~~6iisr-S Sse..~
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ORPHANS ooURT' No,,,,,, , ,s,o

District Of Cplumbta. Washin0tOR County. 90 0it =:
IL the ease Of Jogs 4: RUIZ, executor q An.
with the APPRECIATION Of the Orphsns' .Court. Oh
wa.hin gton county Aforesaid. aPpointsd sATpR:
settlement and distr OF the personal estate
OF said deeea,ed. and Of The Asssis In hand, ~ far
money when and where Al the creditors and heirs
81 saia q nrnnas sas.hsd ~ m. wa, I'LL
by law be excluded from all bsnsntl In said dc.
published once week for three weeks In the ma
TIoSAL REPUBLICAN previous to the aid Day,
Test; A WEBSTER,
noyl.Thsw RsRistar of villa
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Bookbinders.

Il BooK.BISDER AND PAPER RULER,
No. m PennsylvauiA avenue, between Tenth ana
Eleventh streeta- south side.
Books elegantly or plainly boupd PsriodisAts
and psyspspsr iayetsIiy stlsnaeA 70
pRoPosALs roR rLouk' -
wIsIisaTogb.G., Nov. II, isos.
WANTED,
100 barrels Of No. ], and
90 bare els Of Family Flour.
PIopo.Als received until II N. on ths.a5d Of DE-
CBMBkR next
Conditions made known b. the uudsrsisned.
noDA 9. BELL, @. H., US. A.
PROPOSALS FOR SUBSISTENCE STORES.
0TPIoE DRror ConnIssAsy OF suBsIsrEsoE,(
RIcHnoHD, VA. >, Oct N. 1850 !
Sealed proposals. !tn duplieate) will be received
'' sHf6RbAY, aSysnBgR n. lsu.
for supplying the following articles;
$50 barrels Of Extra Flour.
$50 pounds OF Butter; put up In strong, air-tish'
Conditions, &e.. - heretofore. .
nol.6t Brevet Major q. 8. A., A. CB.
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". wAsHIEaroS, D, c., NoN,l lSos,
On the petition Of CHARLEs BukLIilH IL deoige-
sion q patent granted 70 him on the lith day Of
Fs ss5 RoyIi,sr r n P fG MsSsiassi
1t 10 ordered that the testimony In The ssss BE
uHs lar hIInE Arguments and The Rxaminer's re-
poTt be limited toths 2lst day OF January next, and
that said petition DO heard on the nth day Of
Any person may oppose this extension
,m,o a.. sAMuELs' Ylsa i,.
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DRoPosALs FOR FREsH BEEF.


OFFICE AorIss Con or suBsIsrzsoE,
foRT Columns, n, y. H..
November 3, 1859 v
Proposals., in plloate, with a copy Of this ad-
yertissment attached. will be receive "a BY the IN
dsssS,iEnsd nail 70 a. m, on the 9TH Of December.
wv fREsH BEEF
10 the troops stationed at Ports Columbus and
Wood New York Hsybor and New York City.
The said Beef must be fresh, OF good marketa-
BILE quality. In equal proportions OF lore and hind
quarters, lssoks, shAnks. and kidney ullov 70 be
excluded and to be delivered at the posts aboye
named free OF cost. In such quantity /. may be
from time to time required by. aud on such days
As the commanding ohicer may designate, not ex
eeedinG our times psr week.
separate proposals. in duplicate, will also be
reesiyed By the undsrsiGnsd, mp TO the same hour
and s.s .sa.. .ss'Ss.a g. tssp.s,,ss sSp
y: Fl 9:: ,S.y msy rom 4
10 time require, such as sirioin and porter house
steaks, standing ribs, or rib rOAsts.
These contraets TO Re in force six months or such
less tine A. the CommissAry General shall direct,
commencing on the LIST day OF January. $50
The contractor will be required TO enter into
bonds for the sum Of nve thousand dollars, signed
BY two responsible sureties, whose names must
The proposals will be opened at 10 q. m,. on
the 9Th proximo, At which time and place bidders
are requested to be present
Proposals will be marked Proposals fol
''''' r. O. RUTHERFORD,
noo-td Bvt. Capt u. s A. a C.s.
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uOls.Thsw COnmissionSr Of Patents.


sTATss nAT e. 2 Soysns.r $780,
On tue petition Of srErHRs j., Gown, Of West
Cornwall, Conn PrayinS fSs che extension y = o.
lsi6, for an Improvement in apparatus for Heating
Buildings By Steam:
Ills ordered that the testimony 10 the case be
closed ON the 18th day Of December nsntI that the
S p1as &c sr m,.d X: III "a az q sssssts s.E
ssd that saii psiition b Heard on ms NH Say 81
January next Any psIss9Ps HN speSs;ss tet, sx'
nob.F6 Commissioner 81 PATENTS.
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TRHAsuRr DxPARrnExr,l
koyembsr 10, 1850
Sealed proposals for furnishing Stationary for
Jups %. is7e. win g. rsssiV.d 81 this Department
anil he S,n q a. is Il - m
me Pa. vim be considered and accepted or re.
Contracts must be executed By the successful
bidders within ten days after being called upo 70
The articles contracted for must be furni shed
from time to time during the year, Ia quantities.
pursuant 70 orders from the Department; The On.
Each proposal must be signed by tho individual
| or hrm making II, aud DO accompanied By . bond
dollars. ISicS O. sppressd 81 uaitsd STATE. n
Ger OF the district In which the surees reside or
| do business. on form 10 be Furnished by the De-
| partmsnt, oondItioned upon the execution Of a
r geh q az 1s
All deiyerie. viii be subject to inspection BY al
~ S..sd 70, az h By q.
article will DO deemed su Client cause TO snnu he
contract, at the option Of the Secretary,
Deliveries must be free ofehArss at the Treasury
TSs fsiiar: TO comply With any one order under
The contract will operate as the forfeiture OF the en-
tire pc naly Of the bond, or the Secretary Of the
Treasury may diIee! the purchase. In open market,
sary TO supply the deficiency caused By such fall
ure, and char to the contractors nifty per centum
ofthe price which Il shall be found necessary to
pay for such articles.
will no! be considsred, and eoetraets wiz be
awarded only to established mAnafaetursrs Of OF
dealers In, the articles p,cu,pnsov
no,T.o,- A,tIn. ascr etary N ~. Trsssnrx
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-11-26

SurRKME CouRr-Rssidenees ofhs Jusiiess.-
Mr. Chief Justice Chase, corner Sixth and Il
streets.
Mr.. Justice Nelson, National Hotel.
Nj. Justice Grier, National Hotel.
Nj. Justice Swsyne, No. 80 Thirteeuth
street. between T. a6d 3 streets.
Mr.. Justice Miller, National HotsLT
Mr.. Justice Davis, National Hotel.
MI. Justice Field, No. 2S0 street.