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The Sabine" Conspiracy.
Secex Men Hung at he Yard arm.

tFr y. fs
The Journal d. Hasrs says: 1.-THE Amer
ican frig.te Sabine has been ct anchor for
ten days in the ofing at Cherbourg On
Saturday morning cabin boy, on going
down into the hold on some errand orothcr,
perceived fuse lighted At one end, and by
which the other communicated with the
powder magazine. Ha ran up Immediately
to give information to the superior officers,
and, - one may we'll imagine, the fuse was
quickly extinguished. II was none too soon,
for few minutes later the frigate would
have been blown. to atoms. The commander
of the Sabine immsdistely Instituted IN in
quiry, which led to the discovery Of con.
spiracy having for its object the annihilation
Of the American ship and the whole Of her
crew The authors Of this atrocious attempt
did not recoil from certain death for the pur>
pose of innicting fHehtful vengeance.
Twenty-Five sailors were put in irons and
seven were ordered to be hung immediately.
For this purpose the commander OF the Sa-
bine communicated with competent author.
ity at Cherboury In order to procure the au-
thoritixation necessary 70 proceed with the
execution. The authorization having been
refused, ths Sabine weighed anchor and put
out 70 -! and hardly had the vesssllsft the
oflng before the seven wretched men were
hanging from the yard anna Human jus
tics was saais1sd and . tesribls example ret
Of condign punishmsst Several hargenen.
who happened 70 b behind the Inole, were
,wisnsases gths awfsl Eeesacle." 80 ,
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TWENTY YEARS IN CALIFoRNIA.-Tweu.
ty years ago to-day, the steamer Oregon, Il.
II. Pierson, Captain, Richard White, First
officer, landed about four hundred pioneers
in San Francisco, of which five were To-
males. OF that number few yet remain
in the State, tve or six Of whom are proml'
nent citizens of San Francisco. The writer,
who WAS personally acquainted with all, re-
members about twenty Us still living in tut'
ferent parts Of California, half Of whom,
perhaps, have realized to satisfactory e3teat
their objects in visiting the land OF gold a
few others made moderate fortunes and went
East: Many more have died, including th'
two chief officers OF the Oregon. 1tisa1e'
markable fact that not one of these four
hundred pioneers has been sent 10 the Peni'
tertiary or to Congress, and only a few even
to the Legislature. francisco B~AsS",
September 18. zw asaa'r. ... ~ Grr
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What, ere his thirst for the country he slskens.
Too rudcly from dreaming the dreamer awskens7
The voice ot the girl In the calico gown
Who brought that small bit of the country to town,
10 heard sskin: pay for the roscs.-The pay!
The wretch that had chased all that vision sway5
Here were nsesdOws, no trccs overhead:
narrow brick street, with Ito stenches instead;
Aud BsruAby Barnet, with gesture gro.esque,
Goes back 10 the fcttcrs of ledger aud dcsk.
No country for him here no green things arc grown
lie hides aud his leather grow grecnbscks alone;
And only when heirs with forced weeping convey
him
Kind Death from oil wsarisnn,e work gives easc-
VIII his form nnd green fields: It will BE- when they
lsy him,
Nciihcssly, drvamlessiy,
Under the trees.
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There 10 no heart but hath ito Inner anguish,
There 10 no eye but hsth with teasS beeu VT
There 10 no v0ice but hath been heard 70 lsnguish
Ger hours 0f darkness It can necr forget.
There II no cheek, however bright its roses,
Bat pcrishcd buds beneath it, hues are hid;
No eye within it, dewy light reposcs.
Bat broken stas.besms trsmbis 'asash 10 ~
There ID no lip. howc'cs with laughter ringing.
However light and eay IL words may be,
But Il hath trembled 1t some dark upspsinging
OF stern amiction and deep misery.
We al are brothers In this land Of dreaniae.
Yes hand meets hand, and eye 70 eys replies;
Nor dssa ws that beneath brow all bsaniAg
The flower Of lie II bsoksa bsauty usa I
Dbl b,ssssd ushs that gSds or .iehs os sessow
Oh bal0 of Giisad fos osr hcaline fouad:
w know that peace win come With ~ to.mguov
And that salictions spsias not sroa The sround
-6oolea AdOertteer.
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= Science thrsasena - With ths eztingulsh-
ment Of ''the dasty niller:" a method he's
bssa discovered Of maki1g bread witAont
grinding - graiA, end patent ~ -
isksa out nr the process q making bsead
from nour thsrs y 4ech vaats; 100 pouada
of grain yields only - pcsnds of bsad a
By The new process ~ - anognt q
grain win produce ls0 pounds q eaaa "a
Morecysr f1s dscosnp 81 "A ~ gistsa1i
,ihsph pssesss \ y y !! ~ ~ -. 80
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To SToP BLEEDING ON MAN OR BEAST.
A. Kemper, Ross county, Ohio, says that
bleeding from wound on man or beast may
be stopped by a mixture Of wheat flour and
common salt, in equal parts. bound on With
. CLOTH. If the bleeding be profuse. use .
large quantity, say from one TO lhrse pia1s.
It may be left for hours, Or even for days,
il Necessary In this manner he saved the
life of horse which was bleeding from .
wounded artery; the bleeding ceased inn I've
ninutcs sfer the application. Il was left
on for three days, vhcn i worked Loose. and
was easily removed from the wound, which
very soon healed. -ur x..,.
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In Nevsds man with the consumption
took the small pox from negro. the choless
from Chinsman, and the yellow fever and
erysipelas fsom other parties, and swallowed
fifteen grains Of strychnine and fell out Of
the third story window and broke his neck
Verdict Of the jury. "Died by the visitation
Of God" esa.-.e E9 at-.s~ &
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8 Carootta Pstti returns 70 the Uaiaai s,aAaa
With Aooo.ooe franc% The receipts Of hes
conceE0 in Europe. @'..E t..4
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The New York 6ss has deserted Chase
and brought out new nag for the Presidsa-
asl race Of 1872. It nor, predicts thst John
quincy Adams, the Democratic nominee for
Governor OF Massachusetts,, vin b IOesesal
Grants successor. Itrur nv
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A novel man.tEsp has been invented BY -
ingenious citizen Of Cas1olto1. LoaisiaaA
Stimulated BY The rapid and unacoosssabSs
disappsaraace of bic chickeGs. he hit upon
the hsppy idesof b1illiag his chicken hosss
just shove . veil, asd constructing ovef ~
top OF the we'll trap door, - arsangod thaa
party entering the house would inevitably
tumble In. A few mornings after, ths G1ms
was bagged. At the fool Of tho well, In Z
couple Of fest Of water, 81 . chicken fan.
eies, In woeful plight, bruised aad Dip
ping. He Ms hshed up and quietly lodssd
In jsil A seoond indivianal was sinilasly
sapsssed. several days laaee. ~ az ~g.,ir
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The Madison, Indiana, Courier records
oneof the greatest somnambulistic feats upon
record Two years ago young man went
to sleep, OF as the Courier phrases it. Unto
, dead sleep" though he wasn't dead by any
manner Of means, for at the expiration OF
twenty -four months he aroused himself and
asked in the most natural and affecting way
''if breakfast was ready?" To the respec.
table doctor who all the time had been q.
tending upon him, giving him everything
in the whole pharmacopnia calculated 70
wake man up, lie put the unfecling ques'
ton, !" Who arc you!" The young manis
now engaged in reading files Of newspapers
for 1S07-S, and "posting" himself generally.
It is supposed that he will require very little
sleep for two years to come. M ra~ ra.x
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I'l0scissO With Elephants.
From the New York Evening Post.

From the New York Evening POst.
Several years ago p. T Barnum put IN
elephant to tho plow on piece Of land he
owned on the line of the New York and
New Haven Railroad, at Bridgeport The
duly costumed and 1urbancd '' Asiatic" who
tended the elephant was sure to he seen bus.
lily engaged In plowing whenever trsin
passed by, and ere long all the papers in the
coantry noticed this new and wonderful
feature in agriculture in Connecticut. Thou.
sands of people came from oil parts Of the
country TO sec Barnum's elephant plow.
Presidents and Secretaries of agricultural
societies wrote to Barnum to know whether
tue elephant was really valuable addition
to the animals used for farm labor; how
much work he could do; how much food he
required. and how much he could draw.
To which Mr: Bsrnum invariably replied
that the cost of keeping such an animal, to
say nothing of the original cost Of from
$4,000 70 go, 900 for an elephant, would
preclude the general introduction OF ele.
plants upon New England farms. But then,
- to how much IN elephant could draw,
Why, he calculated that this elephant, plow.
Ing In Bridgeport, would draw st Iesst one
hundred thousand visitors during the Sum.
mer to Barnums Museum 10 New York.
And no doubt it did. There never was q
better bit of outdoor advertising. tT
But In England they aro now manufac.
turing large numbers Of elephant plows,
which are to be sent to India, for there the
animal is made serviceabls In this way. Two
men guide the plow. another man directs the
animal, and the elephant marches along all
day, turning up ridge and leaving furrov
three feet deep and four and . half feet
broad. This ID deep sSb-sou plowing with
ven&oo0C0 - ..-r--. M.L-, .L. ----Lnt
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20 EFT r. Y.
UndCr tho 'CrOO0.
From Ilarper's Magazine, October.

Hssuaby Bryant, dealer In leather.
WHO daily 10 scrspng more d"ilars toRethse,
Sat In bic Ferry street store one morn,
Sick Of the smell of the hides and the horn,
When barefootsd girl In . calico gown,
A bit Of the country brought into the town
In the shape Of . noscgsy--of rosss alone
Rome Of them budding and others wcrc blown.
A. the pctume he drank with rs'ishing thisse
The bar from the door Of his memory burst,
And bic senses. away to the days that had aed,
by the scent Of the roses moment were led
No longer he sits In his counting. room heated,
No longer his desk aud his ledger he secs;
He has left the close town. aud 10 pleasantly seated
Happily, drcamiiy,
Under the trees.
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That wss day Of delight and Of wonder,
While lying the shade 0f the maple trees under
lie fel, the soft breeze at ito frOiicsome play;
lie smellcd the sweet odor of newly-mowu hay,
Of wilding blossoms ip meadow aud wood,
And flowers In the garden that orderly stood;
He drank Of the milk fosminG fresh from the COW; |;
lie ate the ripe apple just pulled from the bough:
And lifted his hand u where hung In his reach,
Az laden with honey. the ruddy checked peach;
BESIDE him, the blackberrics juicy and fresh;
before him, the melon with 0d0r0us hcsh.
There he had all Tor his ure " his vision,
All that the wishes Ut mortal could sclxe-
There why're he lsy In country klysIan,
Happily, d'csmily,
Under the tiecA
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Elittess before him the swift flowing river;
The heat In the air has . visible culver;
The sheep dot tho hillside With patches Of snow;
The kline In the pasture arc grazing below;
He secs where the sunlight 10 middle day baase.
With gold tnts the leaves Of the emeiad maize
Lights the low yellow wheat aud the tall russet Eye
With quvering brtIIisucc thst dazzics the eye,
Sees. pcrched on cut undesbrush, heaped for pyre,
The hue Of the oriolc deepen to nre;
WHILE stretched In the distance dssovng from view,
Are hili.tops that melt into lilac and blue;
picture surprising all art and its touchea
Where the hand Of the Master with purpose agrees.
How his glance, In rapture, it, lovclnsss clutches.
Happily, dresmily,
Under the trees.
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capacity will be about 4,165 gallons; the
weight of the cask win be 1000 poundA It
Is made Of Eastern white oak. ' " ..'-'.'' -
A, dispatch to the Ore0onidn from Jack
sonville. dated Sept II, says that man
named Clifford B. Comstock, was acciden-
tally shot and killed near sterlingville, in
this county, to day, by man named silas
Burr. l ama nn .st;, g. .aa aeas.ae-@ as's
At Sheridan, Kansas, the vigilance COM
mittee were about to hang halfbreed, when
he requested the privilege Of hanging him
self, which wAss granted He put. the nope
sround III nsck, iYot into atree and jumped,
t,,~.L;,~3h;. r.clr fa-d r"i .. ,1#t-'}ttt
II is reported that gold has been discov-
cred near the ocean beach, short distance
north of tho Coquelle river, in Coos county,
Oregon. The ncwly discovered diggings
bear close resemblance TO tho Randolph
mines that ars now being successfully
The following Is the vote cast u the rc-
csat election IN the principal towns in Cali
fosnia: San Dsaneisco, 91,0l0; 6aeramento,
t,S1S Ban yose, 1,519; esocktoh,a 1,9oo !;
Gias Valley. 1,11e Vallcjo, 1,10e oakland.
/. 81; PetalumA 1,015; Aafysyills 60 ~
,tAe,poee. owing 10 local caasss, was heavy
IN soms localities ard very light IN othess,
~ 4snres 90 not fairly indicate ne psopori
tipoaea pepolas3op. ii.f,3 sf.sa1ta 1 ii
F,'Ons. .rtdlip FKk arrived = eAs ylnnoisco
eight moaths go, pSnnIlet, md 1ow ~ in
-. & - ss.sf lsrse.
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pRoPosALs FOR FRESH BEEF.

r &Sss: Sss yS 8 s. Ss.y St ~; I'd
lsos, fOr, supplying Fresh and Corned Beef 70 tie
The said beef must be fresh. Of. 80 d mArkstabl
qnaIity, and equal proportion Of fore and hind
quarters, meek, shanks. kidney, and tallow to be
excluded, aud to be delivered in such quantity as
may Pc from time to time required, by and on
such days as the commanding officer may desig.
Corned Beef, the usual corning pieces to be in
proportion, the contract TO be In force six months
direct, eommeneips on the lSt dAy Of July. 1859,
and subject 70 the approval Of the commanding
The necks Of the cattle slaug hisred for beef TO be
thS fourth yerts6ral jont, and the breast trimmed
f1t , Oa from three 70 four inches above the knee
selycd BY ths undefsisnsd, up to the sane hour
% and Ssif aGa saopsa a.
post, or supplied therefrom, with such choice beef
loin and pOrter-hOuss steaks standing RIBS and rib
ThS s6Syo to Ss dSrsyfa I Long Wharf FOO. of
ssPars'g proposals, duplicate, will also be
and dss above satISSsd o . above s taSs 70 Ss
delivered at Fort Warren, Boston Harbor. Msssa-
II Sfss q tfilqyS Of deficiency il the qunlty or
be delivered, then the eommissary at Port War
be charged vita the diasTeaes o. S cost. A'0' Will
bouG ss sam sEasS 11fT SH into
sp9hsibie suretes, whose names must be mentioned
The proposals W III be opened at IL o'elock,a m.
& sn the Sth day Of June 1859. at Port Warren,
Proposals. win be marked Proposals. for
poe'' aud addressed 'owv c,vv,o,
First Lieut. 9Th Artillery, 4. G. s., fort warren.
Massaehusetts. ieli-td
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Mational Aepnblifau.

t~ CoPIss or THE "NATfosAL REPuBrI-
DAN" can be obtained every morning at the
following places,
BisHor's NHws STAND, wiiiards, Hotel.
OooHRAs's NEws SrAsp, metropolitan Hotel.
wIsHBxnaxR's NEws STAND, Ebbitt House.
KinBALt's NRws STAND, seaton House.
wuKIss' NKws STAND, st. James Hotel.
PARKRWs BooK AND PERIODICAL BxPoT,
No. ass Seventh street, opposite the Post
Once.
w.D.B. MAJOR, at Giiberts Dining Saloon,
i31 Y street, between Ninth and Tenth streets.
JouN q. BuRaER, No. a7s p street, between
twelfth and Thirteenth streets.
Jous A. BurLuR, stationer, 77s Y near rhir-
teenth.
BuRKE's NEws STAND, Kirkwood House.
CHARLEs II. AEpERsoN, stationer, ~ Sew.
snth street, between and q streets.
JANIS BELLxw, ststioner, tse,{ Seventh be-
tween @ and II.
s. q. 8. BARsouR, stationer, sTs seventh
street, between II and streets.
JouS A. VAN DoRAr, ststioner, Il south A
street, between New Jersey avenue and First
street, Capitol Hin.
wmLrAx BARrLRTr, Ststleaer, No. SO east
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth, east
Capitol Hill.
8. u. MrLLs, Stationer, II street north, two
doors east Of Third street west.
JAS. Fox, Stationery and Fancy Goods, 81
Eighth street east, opposite Marine Barracks.
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SUPPLIBs FOR INDIANS.

~
goEI IEAvssyoRTH, .kAH.. June !, issp I
.tIs Ssss I, . ii:iyis
Poi,Ssrn ps5sy % Indian fsifiioiy. Tor Issues !;
iPs.TfD!GIss s..S !; s.!; !. SIysy =. on sosErx
i.sSSS PSSa$$: PSsa$: 8 sb.iis9 bsIGsFc Corn.
cA&f * 'IifSii, 'IIiRfSSfii%,HSR Az Ase CHEYENNE RES.
ss sssaS. iis y s.ssa. .' sisas Ha ~ sids sssf
t9,e9 pounds Of Flour.
500 pouads d 81 81 SALT
u progossls may also be made for the delivery at
cor. four. corn. and salt required for the points
The beef cattle must be all steers, In xood healthy
pound. csss. I'VE wssStHtSs Weight 10 gs ss.
s:ss joints shss Ssn.s ssfs'ss cn q
SdS.s Ss,Sts Angus, :, % isR A u. sss Il e! head re-
head E,i nos,6 At camp on Xrapshos and chey ::
TeS sss fs: VIII Ss e :: S, s sss. q:
named. and aeliysred monthly or weekly, 4 the
e y 9s Ss s's VA q,
per q esuIe due, or any part thereof upon thirty
ssSSd ihS ~ d.ts;%ias Hat The con;
each posi ds.snatsd fast sncssh. OF igrnias them m
a,ss IN % ne hetng commis.ary q subsistsnee as
shased beef cattle as he may elect. at the expense
aSsaS f6a X. as hsss s ,ss f.sG s.
iHF ~ SGOn@II..ary q seS.,,snss may REQUIRE
VIII be subject TO inspection at the point OF de-
livery. The bacon must be, sound and swesi; the
kernels, and the salt must be clean.
all Ss ess. one satR afR
August y he must have dsiiysrsS Two isSths Ser sep
tsm5er q four our te9th.i September, y ave teplhs
shall not be put in until such time as Il may be re
au,,,tsd a1,, eIt shall be delivered upon efty days
Proposals will be. resolved for the delivery Of
s@cGn q sUy q tSs 'ST Ssp portion Of the
Should 4 DO found II any time that the amount
The pndsfiSnsd TossrSss tss 1isSi 70 insrssss cr
d,m.nih the amSnn,. which each contractor agrees
s6oaii re poists q Gdsiiv.ry in either cas-. so
changed, the contractors for beef cattle will be
anlEed To change the place Of delivery accord
Payments will be made by the undersigned on
he supplies doliyeted, one afiG oi he snoaSt
q payment due for such deliveries being kept
back back until the whole amount contracted for In
BIDS for beef cattle viii state price per pound
Eross proposals for other articles should state the
price per pound net, ss well as the kind Of pack
ages. In bidding for -four state brand or quality
4, Samples % pOundsJ Of -four must accompany
posala. F~
~; yessSncntti sip from neWspspsrjpssed @ Cd
Each bid to have a consideration must be accom-
panied by written guarantee Of two responsible
parties. mot biddersD to the effect that II the bid
Is accepted the bidder will inmediatey enter into
nwrltten contract In accordance Herewith, and
that they will become sureties on his bond.
The right Is reserved 10 reject any or all propo-
sals, u hneh course shall be deemed for the In :
terests ofthe Government.
The contractor In each case must designate, to
De entered In his contract. his place Of business at
received. "
Proposals shoul Id be enclosed In an envelope ad-
dressed to the undersigned, aud endorsed. Pro-
posals Tor Supplies for Indians. -
Of the bids.
Further information can be obtained upon appii
cation by mail or In person, e this once,
Bvt.Brig. Gen. Chief G. s. Dept Missouri.
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sSlss II ssss:sa ~ iSs S @ sasssin%oSt
Sseoad strssi is,si ia squares so ,57l aud 90
The public spscs between and D streets south,
Elpa si.sa sssi. h ssssfs. sss s.a 7n -,o
81. s'sss's *. H. s,r: q. 's; a. H. l. sSSt's&; & 81 - So m
Gennsctfs fsut arsnls. IN sausrss ie5 sndls
fsr. sss"s asssss I ssss's. sasss.. y IA AZ M 90,
sS, ~. SIS Nh SIS. 6ll. ~ sos, So and I ~
. ono ay.sss. in square. ss7. go, 2ei ard aas
Loufsfdnd drenne. In Squares Sl ,Ss2, bs, 20 and
Iiadiapa evenus. in Squares 5sg. 5zs and s7L
co. ssssgisnd az gss1Ms: ~ IA Square d. and In Squares
gsp Jrssv drsnus, in Squares CSC. GO. col aud
Edst Capitol street. in Squares 7s, .7p, 7ce. TO =,
IL tpplIios TO ran ABoyE there will be due and
sfjuiy next, tSs afss instsi imsnt. and the fouri&
,n.,simesppt, except where he same has already
f isfsSas he same s phsSPii hssins Sssn @ 'G sn
brscsd IN .hs gss "A ysrtlsensnt headed mEotiee
Ss iEh q bsosmSsr, 1855, and in Special noiIess.
bsaring the same date, from this once 70 each 10
aSsf asI RON 81. os. NE "a sis iss IS snd Rs 1885,
On all lots or parts Of lots which bind or touch
,lP;S s;s a b. MsgS,%s:. " s. ": S:.t S e ~. \.
q. Ia, al, 3s. as, Si, 81 ia, Ss. ~, 10. ss ~.
ts % p s ss;sfSsss e. - o 70 sus a I'D fs.fi'a''on H. '
Tr,d aortE. 10 square. IS, IS u, 70, 70, 90. g.
l01, l0e, le3, 10. l6f. 1884, l. las, la9 26, III. ms,
as 40. -, 285, SIS, H7. N7, st3. 81 and ga
~, south Of 66,6i7.s .s. South Of sea, oeso and
Te,o Jersey avenue, In Squares 6s5. 6e7. e2o. 67.
62, 90, 60, esl, 6li, 6S3 and 63i.
A street north, in Square 81. -.
fVfsenfh stret tesst, In Squares 27l, 2li and
Eiehth street east. in squares eo2, oS, eos, s26.
evenM street toest In Squares i27, ~, 49, 20,
BfoSt6 sired ,ocH in Squares 4oe, io7. iSi. ios,
Four. r.and.a-haU street, in Squares 40, $50. tol.
Reservation 10 d, o, te2 5, t5, bSl. $685. 4et 81,
81, bo7. bt5, COS, SO, 5ol and 5i1
Ttosntv} fourth street toest, In Squares, n, %, 50.
70, 20, a. 81. n, 81, +S, 8and n.
Sifth street iossf, between Maine avenue aud
south street. In square ID.
SadIs s.,nn; ,r, In sSnsrs. ~ a. aa pa q IN
Firsf street east, Ia Squares us and I'D
All property on which the Water Tax has been
levied on and which the same, or the requisite in.
stalment or nstalments thereof, shall DO unpaid on
the hrst Of January next. land on each sneceedinR
ported 10 tho Tax Collector. who ''shall include
the same In his annual advertisement Of property
10 be sold for delinquent taxes, and shall collect
the same as other take, are collected.
n y. This Advertisement is the only notfcs re.
quired by law 70 be given TO owners Of property
on which water s.E IA Bosp, SsfS Gsssr GIssisa Registrar
j,9.Staw3w Tin one newspaper only
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Proposals
PROPOSALS roR STATIONERY
prEss5sss5 w..sIssJSg q tgs,egtJssE' tns. Z is5

DEIARTrEsT OF AaRicuLrulE,l
WAsHINaToE. June s. lap. I
a, ,seslcd proposals. for farnishinE siatiSFsy for
the h.cal year ending June -. 1870, VIII be re-
ssiyed this Department. until Monday, the 2isi
=, sehedul9 Of TIE .Iteles aud esilpat,d quaint.
Ties tqliIed, aud blank forms for bidding, con =
tanning tull Information, viii be fsrBished upon
appl cAtlou.
AZ article. furni.hed mus, bs Of toe bc-t quality
o. ihsiI knd' samples Of which must accompany
The bId. yIll be considered aud accepted or re.
g9ntrseI. must be executed by the suce,ssful
bldder within ten days after being called upon 40
Each proposal must be signed By the individual
9r Arm making u, and bo accompanied by salts.
.a9,s9Ty suar.ntee Of the ability Of the party to
Bead with approved security in the sum Of three
h9n,and dollaLs, N3. 3.ooo,) VIII be required Of the
indlyidqsl or hrn to whom the contract may be
All deliveries will be subject 10 Inspection By an
omcer detailed for the purpose by the Commits
sloner, and the delivery Of an Inferior article will
be deemed sumeient cause 10 annul the contract.
Proposals unaeeompanied By sati isfaotory guar
antee viii not be considered, and contracts will be
wiIded only 70 Established manufacturer Of or
Bidders will be requ quired 10 eonlorm their bids 10
he speeincations Furnished, and failure 10 do 80
will cause the rejection ofss5S sU "a ,,,nov
JeI-td Commissioner Of Agriculture.