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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-08
~ADvER IsEMENTs

FIREi FIREIi FIREiti
GLOBE FIRE EXTENGUISHER CO.,
No. 4 Dey street. New York.
Great reelection in price. No. Ss5s No. S45; No.
SO First class Agents wanted. Address above.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-06-08

WE are now opening, at the new and handsome
w Store Room ON the corner of Main and Law
renee streets, neat and carefully selected stock of
Dry Goods, Notions Fancy Goods, Lasting
Caters, Morocco Boots, Hats and Caps,
Groceries, QueemSware, Uood,0are.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

~ pRusk ~ ; tnensnt d IT, iroa that go
r1etGy shAttsked ths lnse-paa. His buns ard
th&4kactaxs Rses imnsdiaksly 1rssssd With dry
earth, and the freedom from paiA and the ab.
oenOe q In1ammation have been . marked In
III eaDoi q = The othsfA Withsat this dSssalng
IL 1nesjolnt must inevitably havs becosns n
vulvsd, ard he lag must havS bssa Iost Nov
~ wosnd b evidently healing; and lalthssgh
4 ~ early - spsak positively there h every
seAaea 70 hepe that the oaly result Of The Injury
= a0ledR-.Within ! Nv days vouaa vas
brought y tho hospital With her neck and .
large part Of her bSdy very severely snd danger
easly busned. That shs oeuld escape long weeks
u agony was beyond hope. Yet, on Monday her
eye Was clear and calm and her voice vas strong,
and when the doctor asked her how she felt, shs
cid shs was great deal bstter, and that she
he'd no pain. sigt
6spsais--LAst Wednesday an entire breast
was removed for cancer, and tho wound was
dressed with dry earth. II Is now healing rapid
y. There has been no Inflammation and no sup-
puration, and this woman, too--calm aud happy
looking, with healthy color and steady voice,
spoke far more than her cheerful words IN
thankfulness for her relief. 9 s&
Surely, with our gratitude 70 the vicar Of
Ferdington, Who has conferred the grsatest bsa.
s6t On the human race that Il has ever besn CIV.
On 10 one man to accomplish, We must unite our
thanks - ths senior surgeon Of the Psnnsylvania
hospital for applying TIE principles Of his inven-
tioA 10 The saving Of life and limb, and to The
allsviation u unspssksble suhering.
And ~ end, trust, b net Ut. Il sssms IN.
svits6les that the pustslss u smallpox must
give mp. their pain aud their o6sssivensss ct this
magic touch Of mother earth, and u Il h trss
that IL soatagion spreads from it, sxudstasns,
nay W not hope that Dr.. Hewson has bound IL
Sest - II. Houls ~ those Of cholecAf
ssaA rag Respectfully, n
xiSri7 GEoRGE e. WAXING, u.
New York, Feb. "A, 1899.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-03-27

Being n the milling bnsness ar the last Twenty
Years. and giving general satisfaction they will sim cotisus
" merit libssa share 81 the Public Patronage.
W. TODD SON.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20
Elko and Vicinity,

1t will doubtless DO interesting to our read.
.eis to know something of Elko and its imme.
.dinte vicinity. as that place is fast assuming
business Importance, and has no small preten.
tons as mountain city. II now contains
nbout twelve hundred inhabitants has one
public school. attended 10y forty.three sohol.
ars, one church. fourteen stores, twenty. three
saloons, four hotels. six blacksmith and ono
wagon shop, and one newspaper Office, the Is.
DEPENDENT. The town of Elko was one year
old last Friday.
The above Is from the Sacramento Record
OF the 10th, and shows how little the people in
California know about the empire city of Ne
vada. In the same article the Record embod.
les our figures Of the extent aud resources Of
the rich agricultural and grazing valleys that
lio within our county boundaries. and assumes
the responsibility Of making it, own fgutcs Of
our local city matters. Fof it, benefit, and
the public generally, vo have Dkcn the Trouble
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

SIoSIrIcANT-MNokuIR EPREESIAIIoS-It
Is said that Coming events cast their shadows
before. " which being accepted as truism, viii
account in part for the sudden conversion Of a
Large number Of Radical journals in the eoun-
Try to the new doctrine Of minority repre-
sentation," as they are coming rapidly to the
belief that without a minority representation
IN the future they will have none az all. This
minority representation dodge was not thought
of or deemed worthy Of the least considera-
ton while il was believed that the Democratic
party was in a hopeless minority in the coun-
Try But now that power is rapidly passing
from their grasp, it becomes important TO de-
wise some means whereby the decaying rem
nant of a defunet Radicalism may still hold a
feeble grip on the national teat, without which
the wretched starvelinSs would soon perish.
The present may be a good time for the Rad
ical party to push for minority representation,
but the Democracy fail to see If in that light
jus; at this time, and hence could not reason
ably be expected to subscribe to the dew doc
thine until they shall have run the country for
about twenty years on the good old majority
representation plan. Looking at the subject
from the Democratic standpoint. We most re-
sDectfully dissent from the new plan Of repre-
sentation.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

rclLhs' sud Job-work 81 every description, Ion,
1tIis Oboe. % Terms .4.L VI Lol.,cI..,.A
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

NEW York ELECTIoSs.-The Boards Of Can.
vassers in the several counties of New York
we're to have met at noon on the 9Th inst, to
count and canvass the votes cast at the late
election. a few days more will enable MS TO
give the vote in all the counties of the State.
as well ms to furnish our readers the precise
result upon the Judiciary article of the amend
ed Constitution. The Democratic ina jority on
Secretary of State will, from present advices.
reach 10000. The Albany Argus claims q, =
900. 1t will exceed that figure on the balance
of the State ticket
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

to ascertain the fact that there are forty-one
stores, thirty-eisht saloons, twenty-five res
taurants. thirteen lodging houses, six bakeries,
eight blacksmith and wagon shops and i've
livery stables. The town was Laid out on the
29th Of December last, and the first lot was
sold on the 18th day of January of this year
There are 1000 buildings and upward of 5000
people within an area of four miles from the
new courthouse.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

NEW BAGoAGE MAsTER.-From the Alta. we
learn that the newly appointed General Bag
gage Master, Henry Starring. has arrived in
San francisco. Mr.. Starring has the entire
superintendent of all baggage arrangements
over the following roads, namely: Western
Pacific, California and Oregon, Central Pacific,
Union Pacific, st. Joseph and Council Bluffs.
Hannibal and st. Joseph, indianapolis and st.
Louis, Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Rail.
way and branches. Pittsburg. Fort Wayne and
Chicago, Cleveland and pittsburg and has as
siStants stationed at the principal depots
thereon
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

Pennsylvania PRoTcctoSIsTs.--Jud KEEL
ley. Radical member from philadelphia, had a
talk on the Sth instant with the President on
the proposed new reciprocity treaty, and adj
yised strongly against II, as Il would lower. in
his opinion, the existing tariff rates. The
Pennsylvania protcctionists are thoroughly
alarmed on the tariff question in every phase
and the contest promises TO be more vigorous
Than usual Mt The coming session Of CONGRESS.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

Grand RAcEs.-The regular Fall races, given
by the Humboldt Jockey Club, at Unionville,
commences on Thursday. the 25th inst, and
continues three days Great pains hasbeen ta-
ken by the club to make the races complete
and attractive.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

DIVINE SERVICE win be held at the school
house tomorrow morning at 1917 o'clock.
and at o'clock in the evening. Rt. Rev. o.
W. Whitaker, Bishop Of Nevada, officiating.
The sacrament Of baptism and Of the Lord $
supper will be administered during the morn
inc service.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

GoSE TO HEAVEN Louisa NJ. Palmer. q POI
etess of some distinction, who lately resided
at Dayton, in this State, WIS married on tho
goth of Sept. in Incatecas. Mexico. to sam.
uel Heaven. The ideal OF her poetic hnppi.
ness has at last undoubtedly been realized by
more intimate connection with Heaven.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

RAILROAD TEAvKL.-Since Monday the bal
ance Of travel, across the continent by rail,
has been largely in favor Of the Pacific coast.
On the east bound train of the 18th there
were but eight passengers.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

HUMBOLDT County RAILROAD TAx.-D. II.
Haskell, went to Unionvile on Monday, and
settled the Railroad Company's tax by paying
into the treasury S35 1865. which is about five
eights OF tho entire tax Of that county. The
Commissioners equalized the tax Mt 5000 per
mile, but on showing they RENTED all in ex-
cess Of $4,000, This amount will quite lidui-
date its outstanding Indebtedness. and places
Humboldt county on good financial basis.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

MR. SAwTEILE, OF the firm Of Horton &
Sautelle, Of Austin, went East yesterday morn
ing to purchase goods direct from the eastern
market
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1869-11-20

THoMSs McDoSu,p. the wcll.kuown nssnycr,
arrived here from San Francisco on Thursday
evening last, OH his way 10 Mountain City.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-10
PRoPosAAkks, E2R %gdRtAJRHING AND GRAVEL.
ER0MPBNNSYLvANiA AvBKUBTo N STREET
MONTH.

WAsHlSuroN, b. g, April ", Isu
PTHputa.S VII DO received At this utl,r uu u L.
n'clu,k H. uu MONDAY, May the 10Th, l>', aI
gTadIUE aud UThyrlin rliwru'v.'' ~ ..r. Wfst
ilrut P'LuHA wanna Aycluu IT, " Too. Toto, Hu-
der AN act uIlTuN Il DGLtiulgI 3. D., JOS
The work T. he don" mud. f'.r lrfr' '. Hi tho
CITY surveyor, tho supurIGg u4varH Of u" Lon-
missioner VI the FlTbt NIu aud lMg, AHslslBnt
tommls ROneTs to be appointed b} tue mayor.
Bidders will state the Trice per cubic yhfd Tor
excavation OF smbAu kluent, that which measures
the most ~ be paid for only one way, either In
CAyattpu or emhAnkm0ut.
Bidders will state the price per square yard for
gfayCiug, the gravel 10 10 Of good quality, Tree
fIun stpucs VI improper size, to be uiue inchCs deep
Ia the center " tho street and MpeTing To- four
been properly rolled,
The surplus earth, Including sand, gravel and
stone, TO be deposited wherever the ward Commits.
si0neT may direct
MOZART 0fthe appropriation will be paid until the
work has been approved by the City SuTyeyOT and
the Commissioner Of the First Ward aud the Assist
ant CUmmlAsiOneTr,
Bach bid must be accompanied with the written
guarantee Of q responsible person known to be
Hueh) that, II accepted, the bidder will execute =
contract IN due form, and perform tie work In aC'
/ cOTdance herewith.
The guarantee must be In substance a. frllsws:
A, b., guarantee. u this bid be accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder will enter into CpnlIa'
] Tor the same, and perform the work AccOru.uH u"
| the requirements thereof isig9eIJ
The right 10 reject any and Al. 6lds Y 90
! Ap29td Commissioner First ward
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-10
SUPPLIES FOR THB UNITED STATES Navy

rArIA'rrTS;s s o z ERs, g;s;; N"l
Nhw YoRK, May 8, 1850.
.sssssa psoposHi. 70 DO endorsed On ne envelope
Tor 0 foio%ns sSppcs bss, aSa .Rsan
Se dsliyerqd free q expense At the navy y.rd, New
fork, suhJeetto the usual inspection thereat, to
BUREAU OF NAVIGATION.
BysExG ~ SossTkTSrIoY AND REPAIE
&% HSssssr sfs Sf cfss: Sjais
s:ssi:: sah,fast q g. r Berger ePssn. iSi
'i BOO 81 fs sais IA Syrr... ,,s,x,, ,b,,k
tsto y q long. 10 In 70 i6in, vide, IiI Hickory
stts. 9to 4. looE. In TO % IN. square AZ butt,
Ssi,, Il" sSs. q y % IT, y di.ns,srI I. oOS
tNGs In thiss. ' i IT, ae % SH q rs
w idds' parallel, Dt9 u long, olAlbany boards
it sasI ACT @ 'Sg SRSas DE-
for Glasses IS Tapd q, JAY s isss; II bbls ,fur.
Sas ssd ~ i IA sa "a a. f5, sn ssad fso: {:
I'LL sons fSr Glasses No.. q snS Is, July is
l.sb lbs. square and 4.6D lbs round head. hand
:S % g s1n iSat tilst = T. /
dJ N vide. - e 10 long bet Charcoal giPgJI
ship sasgrs Without aud witS screws, LIS hom M
nedlens $40 H. 70 H-lS In; diameteri 80 plug
M ~ hI, 70 y 70 IN Sooh sou IDS, IRON
In h9ishing nails a lbs. to l2oz; blue, aud 5
lbs to 500. GnnP lacks; 800 lbs. no. and &, ass
long; Marrow Axes, hsndledi p Bowel bits. Z
iopE and 2.loln. long. IN. widos !. Steam Gauge,
Wright Smith; Moulding Machine, and i sct
Cross Cat. fpttoek. hard hack. 10 JIG. and mill
U sh9yslsi Scoop shoyels. cast stseli IVie-s,
pa allel, east iron, steel face, Nos 2 to 6, Ste.
phen'si Whetstones, wayhIta, dressed, / ID.
eaehi 2 Monkey wrenehes, q In and u In long,
Coe's Bright $50 lbs fiat Iron, u to Is a. long
and 30 lbs. Thlmble Iron, to 10 Il. long, | In
y sin wide, = in. to ~ In. thick, aud 40 lbs
Hoop Iron, 10, to In, Nos IS to lei to supply
deneieneies under the contract Of Joseph Low for
classes Nos. "a 49, q, 81, 20, and 81, July S. ls5s
Samples will be shown and further Information
Navy Yard.
The right is reserved to reject any or all bids that
may not be deemed advantageous to the Govern.
ment, and to award each article or item separate,
As may be most to Its interest. Responsible secur.
Hy required Tor the prompt and fAthfCl delivery of
supplies awarded within twenty days, blank
forms for which may be obtained at this once
Proposals not duly endorsed on the envelope,
and not made In all respects to conform with this
advertisement and blank fOrma furnished, W i'll not
be considered. Parties making proposals are Ia.
Nited to DO present at the hour above named,
C. ELDREDGE,
mylO'td PAymaster United States Navy.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-10
PROPOSALS FOR FREsE BEEF AND BEEF

OFFICE CHIEF CossIssARr OF SuBsIsTEScE,
DErAnrssSr OF TIE hJssegRT.
Sealed proposals, in dpplicaie, viii be received
Ty ON. ri S,G 20 fS'
;ss. until 2o'el9es. M. TUESDAY, May IS. lsOj,
For Hnrker; Kansas, two companies.
panies sncampod noar post.
Fort Wallace. Kansas. four companies.
Camp Beecher. mouth Of Little Arkansas, one
FoTt Latned. Kansas. three compaaies.
Fort Dodge, Kansas, Eve companies
Fort Lyon, Colorado Territory, two companies
Fort Reynolds. Colorado Territory, one com
EcLt GsIIn1d' COLORADO Territory, one company.
northern part OF The Indian Territory, on The Chsy.
f RsTs viii q * w RSi
Camp Supply is dlscontinu that the other poets
r. The lndSn territory here referred to will have
The contracts will commence at all tho posts July
lsco They W. f Expire sDd Pefs ,F 81 lSo a
June 3D. 1910, a Al the other posts. ,..-,.-- -.
ssrS Is pTs aSSSo to 'sH STSI
HsrEsT. Hays, Wallace and Lake Station will be
post IT. 1S5hsTn Pnr. 81 the dG Territory
thetwo former can be bid for separately from the
lyon, Reynolds aud Garland will be proposed
iftSs bids are suitable the posts here connected
together VIII be L: out together. Persons WHO bid
ipg . take them separately, should, in addition,
BID fol ssssE IN ssss s q SSSs vbo..owo
quality, with equal Proportions Of fore and EtnnTa
ausrtsTs nssSS s shank; And hdnsE |SlIow 70 be
Tl%$sd AVN, I'M shank; ,fs ters; SsI
Inches above the ganbrel o. hook Joint, 49,
Bach, beef. when dressed must net at least 400
The contractor will DO required to furnish
weigh and Issue the Deer on the order OF the Post
The place from which to i,,u, tho beef will be
portAtion for the beef from the place Of slaughter
TO the place Of Issue, The place Of daughter will
be determined upon by the commanding officer Of
The contractor at Zach post not situated on tn
post al least SO bushels II cora aud iOJ ton, OF
hay by the LIST day Of December. 1850, with winch
Proposals should state at what rrlcs per pound
AY Proposal. will also state at what price per
pound, not, will be furnished such number OF
cattle, TALL steers, between four and six years Of
o. 600 pounds, aud none received nudcr SOj
pounds, on tho eo9i, A. may DO called for by the
aamsd during tho above months.
rrrOPos!apbs Will be SGciGssf Il an SpySUp;' en-,
Bach copy o. each rTYno..al must have posted at
Its head COPY OF thh AlNvI.he
The undeEHigned reserves the right to reject any
or all bids offered
Blank forms Will be furalshsd nn application to
the Offices above menlivErd, and the office Of the
Denver Tribune aud Rocky Mountain News.
Payment 10 be made monthly In such iunds Al
may be furnished for that purpose.
No bid will be received without written guar
Antee from two responsible parties, for the per
fOrmAuc The contract II awarded,
Bidders are invited ~ be present at the openln
OF the bids NJ. r. MORGAN
myl0-td Byt. Brig. Gen, Chief S, Dept, Mo.
w this ofee.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-05-10
TIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

On and af.er SUNDAY .l7th MAY 1888. three daily
trains " II be run between Baltimore and Wheel
ing and PlTkeIsburg, as follows;
Bsnor gHdA ally S SE s Tss sSSdPH S1 s
steC p M RxPRkss fkiiH VIII isaSs aay
Sset 4 BsiSirs and faftsrssurI FOR al points
w" Wik tIifaTfss ar IGS6aSSbArIos TRAIN
Ssy LaRSs fot BaSSss daily sSh
Frederick junction with train for Frederick and
a. HAgorstown Junction with train for hAEers.
THR ELLIooTT,s MILLS TRAINIssys. Balti-
Mere a ~ and R,.d I1d % and S p IA
A'm'' and a;I F * tx iiss6RRFRsrows,
Leave Baltimore at $50 a m and a!lQy. n con.
County Railroad, arriving al HSgsIstown at 2;S
aud D:n p, m, Returhing leave Hagerstown at
6lo and u a. m. arriving In Baltimore at 1913 a.
w. " ~ FoI wINoHKsTER.
Leave Baltimore at sE a N, and iilo p N; ar
iag i1aYe WIncisster at and % IS a. NJ arriving
In Baltimore y fd 5P:S %lshi Mar m
Lesy? Baltimore at $50, 7;Od, s'Oand s:i5 a. m,
anu F 3ia3 W. ssaaffKGFoSS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at and a, IN. and u 40, Q,
'''' anu '' PoR ANNAPOLIS.
i.ays WssIiaston a 4, IN. aud t:p p. N.
' ''a's s6ED4YNTk2iNs j. anu ''"p' w.
LSa'S Sna g.! a EaHa
station or at the Ticket oS SSSSiiN T. wlIsor.
Master Of Transportation.
I. n: CoLg. 0snsral Ticket Agsnt
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

U! S. ESoTsGn, oRIIgE. "a FRIH srKEEr.l
LouisylLL9. KY, April D.. ls,p. !
Sealed proposals., IN duplicate. Will 10 received
for the Construction Of dan across tile Ohio river
In front OF Louisville, Ky.
The plans and specifications Of the work to he
done can DO seen. and any other information eau be
obtained on personal application at this odies
printed copy Of this dysrtiss nsni must be at
eompanied by written guaranty, signed by two
responsible persons, that the party parties pro.
AwArdment
No bids will be entertained except from persons
who have had experience In similar works, and
tho reserved 70 reject any aud ali bids. Il II
shall be deemed for the Interest Of the Government
to dOsO
Twenty per eentum OF the monthly estimate Of
WORK done Will be retained as security for fulfll.
Proposals inpst he inelosed In sealed en- elop,
and Endorsed " Proposals for work on dam, aud
addressed to @. WEITZsL,
Major oorps Of Engineers, BrevOt Major GsasIa
U. b. A.
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Proposals
pROPOskLs yOR FORAGE

HIS ipa ~ MHIrARL DIy ssT THE st.sorRE -.
o'sf gsSr i GG1Gss S, S, s,s
sssid Ps0RoSsls 20 dgpliss.s. will, IA TsSoiysa'
IasdAy tMAy, lsp, for the dsllvcrI At 81 Louis,
No. ChisAys. ~. LeSyenwSrth c,t.. kaGfas,'
Iowa. Of hQ,QU pounds elrurf-DellyerleH all to 10
made q susks As the Goyrrpmontas require
The corn 70 Be pat up In wdOublo gunuy sack
resswed, aud toeontain aboul Two bushels each z
oOnditiol', which VII 5, mss kdoTa on 9pPlis.
cation al this onicei OF the eAtes OF the Subsist.
eneI Department atBtI LouisIsor Leayepworth,
and OmahA where hlhnk forms may be- obtained.
parsons, thai II the btract for the above corn is
aw.rded tp7 sebon ,ptsPo'inssit will DO
pay each proposal S,.u,,, D..
ssSiSfS e In sis sis
PorAss. III n, y. dLkRRI,
unltSd s,<I Army. Chief Comm! .sary Of Sub.
n.!ense nInInsI' ihyt ~ YLahs n..sgT. soT.
camille Bntfdfyg. - .nylo.td
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Proposals


oBTIcE OF THR A. G. S,l
Sealed proposals., In duplicate, Will be received
nnul u o'clock m on MoNDAY, May u, lsn, BY
Dor, for faralshing The troops thsreat with Fresh
Beef. from June I, 1859, to December ], 1870.
dorsed Proposals for furnishing Fresh Beef -
This Fresh Beef Is to be Of good marketable quail.
tor meat, (necks, shanks and kidney tslIow ex.
eluded) and delivered at the expense Of the col =
raotor In such quantities aud at such times ma
No bid will be entertained that j. not made by a
Sesular butcher. yho must giys his name In lull.
. The manner OF making bids, requiTemputs Of
bidders, Se., sane as stated in adNsrti ssmept Of
Beef " from the otiee o. the A. @. O. shy.
o.. CHARLES y, POWELL,
myl0.td ID Lieut.. Corps of Eng, A. Q, l.
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FARE,
ERDM AI,HyAH.nI

Goods per New York, PhllAdslphia and Bal
timoIe Steamers Railroad or Express. TO care r,
be forw arded the road free Of charge for com
mission.
Commutatiop Passenger Tickets between Alex
at low rate.
Round Trip Tickets good only for day Of Issue
between Alexandria aud Hamilton, and between
NATHANIEL HAYES,
Ap2i-N General Superintendent
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HEADQUARTERS sCsTnsss Iy 4, Pp,srE.cr.

HEADQUARTERS sourHRRS INDIAN DtsrRtcT,l
.. .. , hRDtcISE BLrHH CRgEH,
iNDIAs TERRIToRI, March 81, l6f,
Proposals for furnishing supplies for the Go.
Papshe,, kiowa, Apache, lrapahoe, Cheyenne,
for ~ months. commencing June /, 1870, Will be
received At those headquarters until the 10th day Oh
tracts awarded. WI
TbefollYvInE are about the amounts that will he
required daily. VIA
1000 pOund OF Beef,
500 pounds Of flour, Corn Meal or Corn.
100 pounds Of Brown Sugar
100 pounds OF Coffee
100 pounds Of Salt
. 100 pounds Of Scar.
About one half 70 be delivered here, aud tho 70.
mainSr on the Cheyenne reservation, near The
BIDS TO specify separately the rates for tho two
points also, the grades ofquallty,
Bid 70 be endorsed, Proposals for Indian Sup.
piles W. ID HAZRN,
myHtd Byt MAJ. Den ,t,S'A
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Assistant Qusrtermastsr General, u. s, X. chief
Quartermaster Military Division Of the Ms.
ri ny. Id
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"rRRAsgRY DEPARrHgEr
"wAsnisoroS, April u. 1909. :
"Notice 10 hereby given that the interest
coupons, payable on the LIST day OF July
next, will be paid on presentation at the
proper Offices upon rebate Of interest at the
rate Of six per cent. per annum in gold.
'GEo. s. BOUTWELL,,
"Secrctary of the Treasury"
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LIMITED STATES PATENT oEFIoR,

y ,wAsHIEoToE, D. q, April 81, 1850.
YS4t N pf'Sn u fU1 IL extension 81
granted 10 him by the name Of William MOotTy,
on the 2ilh day OF July, 1855. for an Improvement
10 Refri geratorsl
Il Is ordered that said petition be heard at this
may oppose this extension; objections, deposit
lions, and other papers. should be hled In this
ELISHA fO0TR,
ap9l-ThSw Commissioner Of Patents,
TN THE SUPREME C0gRTQF THB DISTRICT
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WASTgpe-.rARTTEs HAVING HOUSES AND
w Lots In the city, and Farms near the city, 10
soil. can rsssiss cash for the same by calling on
- STARR & MkTGALR,
Beal Hstato Brnkors, northeast coTncrof New York
ayelus Knd Yffteenth street. my5.Gt