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The national Republican., 1869-02-19

THE DEPARTMENT OF EDucATIoS.-Mr.
Cary, from the Committee on Labor and
Education, to whom the annual report of
Commissioner Barnard's Department Of Ed
ucation was referred, has presented lengthy
report, setting forth the operations Of the
Department, the means adopted by the Com
missioner to make Ii OF service, and the
amount of success achieved. In closing the
report the committee say that the result OF
their examination is the strongest conviction
Of the national importance Of the work be-
gun and In progress by the present incum-
bent. Not only has everything been done
which could have been reasonably expected
from so small force on objects so diversi-
fed and over field so extensive as that of
the educational Institutions Of so many
States; but II lie matter Of amazement that
so vast an amount Of material could have
been collected and rendered available for
future use at so small an expense to the
Government. If properly sustained, and al
lowed the time usually accorded to enter
prises Of great difficulty, the committee are
fully satisfied that each succeeding year will
demonstrate the usefulness Of having some
central office to collect and disseminate in.
formation on this great national and State
interest.
To this end the committee unanimously
recommend; "lst. The restoration OF thi,
Office to Its original Independence o
any other department, SO that Its appoint
ments shall not be made from political Con
servatism, nor Its importance overlooked ii
the presence Of more numerous or larger pc
cunlary interest. ID. That at least the sun
allowed In the appropriation of last year 70
salaries, %, 400, and contingent expenses
tl0, 900, be continued for the present year
! Sd. That the commissioner be authorized Il
publish an edition Of 5000 copies Of each o
the series of educational documents, as Sc
forth In his report Of 1S67-6S, as early as h
can prepare them, and that the same be dis
} tributed, one half among members Of tn
House, proportionally, for redistribution b.
them In their several districts, and the othe
half to school officers and institutions, unde
the direction Of the commissioner. 4th. Ant
particularly, that the commissioner be au
| thorized to print at once the above numbe
Of copies Of the following documents, viz
the school copies Of the several States, wit
a history Of the legislation Of each on tn
! subject of education; a survey Of the presen
. condition and organization Of national In
a struction In every civilized country the rela
tions Of education to labor, with an accoun
OF the special institutions In the differeT
: countries for instruction In the different art
0 and sciences as applied to great national il
, dustries," such as agriculture, commerce
mechanic arts, &c. These documents are
far prepared that their publication could b
a commenced at once, and their Distribute
q be effected within the year lS69-I0.
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DErl.rsusr o., srArr. 4

Information has been received at this De-
partmcnt from Mr.. W. W. Randall, the
Consul of the United States at Talcushuano,
Chill, Of the death, on the 29th Of Noyem-
Der last, at Talcahuana, Of EDwARD Lowe,
a seaman Of the ship Courser.
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w,,I,.s,sry.S D.risrstsSS 9, z. s,5sssa5,.} Ia

Information has been received at this De
partment from Mr.. G. W. Brink, the Vice
Consul Of the United States at the city Of
Mexico, ofthe death on the 18th Of January
last, at the city Of Mexico, Of GkonoE Dur.
FIELD wmoAsp, native OF Philadelphia.
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Insurance.

ID EMoyAL SAMUEL CROSS, AGENT AMER
~ lCAN LlPR INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
Philadelphla, has I,moved from No. u Louisiana
avenue, 70 No. S!7 PennsylyAnia hyenus. between
xth and Seventh streets, south side,
fsl5-1w tStAr, Chron, aud Intal
The national Republican., 1869-02-19
THE
Economy Butter Company
THE

ask the attention u all interested in the reduction
Of the extravagant cost Of BUTTER, to their prae-
teal aud ecosomieal system Of making pure prime
BUTTER by the aid Of the HHFsIH. =
The national Republican., 1869-02-19

NJ. CADART'B Pure Vs0aabs Colorfng, sl
pound. sutaelsnt to give heh golden yellow to
800 pounds Of White Butteri % cents per sample
package, sent TO any address. No farmer should
be without It. AI white and s,reaky Batter Is worth
from six to ten cents pound less in all markets
than that Of . rich yellow.
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(Iur oItlkens arc called on TODAY 70 say by
thai, ballot whethor tho areat Republican
nrluclples which have saved the country
from humiliation and ruin, which have
made ma n nation Of freemen and placed us
in thu front rank of the nations OF the earth,
,ba,l be sustaiped aud human rights yindi-
cated, or whether We shall suceumb 10 Che
old pro- slavery rule which would have madly
torn our country TO fragments and len us q
score or more Of petty uationalities, without
power TO maintain our rights or 70 command
the respect OF other nations.
The Issue Of to-day Is not who shall be our
officers for the coming year. There 10 far
higher Significance 70 the subject, which
should not only induce all TO vote, but 70
vote right.
Manhood suffrage has been established BY
Congress directly under IL own ooeerva.%'
and Bepuonchns anu Donoei"'. "io ".no
anxiously Watching tnc ro'u'', inv oao WI"
hope and efpectalion' 'no o&ne' ""A
and tremonng' Inc coun''y, w. No"
eyes upon TINS pistfie'' anu tno fu0,'"
asked, can Inc coiorea flon pio'e ' ~
the party that oroko 'ne'r ie '., Aru nv" !,
them mem inc answer W 'n. .V""u "
their hdenty 70 tns onion aa''"s nv 80
when every attempt was maui w WI 'u
then ignorant minds WIN ,ne lno'' uAu" ~
hlsehooas rcgaruins 'n' 'n'o"''us " -.
yankees shouia 'hoS o'e'o'"'' '"' '''
hriNing ohgafcny' ,., -,
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LORD o,.rs.ae... spec. On the Ala

The temperate speech Of Lord Clarendon
In the House Of Lords on Friday evening,
| on the subject Of the Alabsma Treaty, cllc-
| tied the Following comments from the lon
don journals Of Satprday morning,
The Tunes s.yss eFor our own Mt, con
sidcring the sn,asds of Amerios And Nc
the treaty was more lucky chance than the
result OF the frmness Of anybody engaged
In behalf Of Great Britain.n
The Sfasdard saysi "Thc negotiations for
the Alabanna treaty failed because America
never mterded them 10 succeed. II England
now admits that II Ia her duty 10 renew her
efforts for peaoeful settlement, tbs Without
hope. Our honest decree for such q settle
mcnt will mot BE- appreciated but by q small
section Of the Amcriean people. In the
meantime, until tho details Of M. Motley q
mission are known, We should fold our hands
and limit our compliments to him a. great
historian"
Tho Star says, ''The Americans can no
longer doubt our willingness 70 do them
right, or our liberalization 70 preserve our
national character and Credit" ..-,
ALoSDoN, June s--The Daily Telegraph
regards tho spcooh Of Lord Clarendon az
neither defiant nor subservient, but as dlgni-
fed By . hrmnsss which expreesod the M,
tional dstsrminAtlon- Il shown that what
may be solioltsd With succssa 10 contained In
tho articles Of the rejsetod treaty, and that
what ID hopeless to suggest 10 contained In
Mr.. Summers speech. England Will never
| put Troublesome pressure on Mr.. Motley tc
hasten the completion OF his task, but will
always be ready 10 cancel every trace ol
angry feelings likely 10 disturb the relations
| Of kindred nations. .r..
... ~
Ia. Peruvian monitor. arrived at BarSa
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PROPOSALS FOR TRANSPORTATION.


SUrrLIEs FOR INDIANS.
Rs C Sx OF ~ s Ins sIs;SS
s.,,o, C1Iot,Eo, lL5. May p, $50
=. 81: Saiss aSil u u. on %ESNEspkT. }ans
'ST'' f'i ne Il $if IS$ss sfiEE
sieo5 p %saS q Gts ear S' Bacon sidssS
g.. l7 pSSRS: q Of sISpE Car,
"' as PI' Bfs iS5hait!fiEssE RIVER,
iss3 sS p pSS6a: q fISsT bacon Sides
49, D"a9sE SSS$ .sl ri, EIyEs IL. ,,.,
1855 p pSSa$: q 9Issr Bacon sids: moot
i.SS, AZ PSSDSs. % q s RiSppss Corn
$500 ponnds Of Salt
.PToposals may also be mAds for the delivery o.
1 S Ss%s GaG G
The beef eatle must be steers, n good health,
- s ;f .fff'' %s'. e., SS: Sc
p.s. as sl S: Ss s. . e e n
o. 2lc head pr month At Whet,tons creek neps,
f6sJ Obs beef esttls) will DO req iIsd 10 be ksp
points named. sd dsRysrsd monthly or ws:fiy,
a. The Aging CommissaLes may rquire and th'
lOthl OF luetu pOlut mus IN Nltlu
| ity thereof by September 10, 1850.
The bacon, -four, and corn mult be good, SQUAD
sSs5 e. psII..s i
these stores, II 10 be delivered at whotstons Crock
Big chsyens river, and Grand and riys,, must zen
By sspLegbsr "A, 1892 ~ thsy are TO DO delivered
81 Sioux City. the delivery TO eommsneS June 70,
$50, and DO completed August 10, 1sdo
~ sf %sS' ss n GoR al
Chicago, llinois On proper receipt. Of thS Acting
Zach copy Of each proposal must have COPY Of
this AaysItisemsnt Ia slip fromA neWspAper) posted
Zach BID, to have consideration, must be accom-.
panied By the written guarantee Of two IespOnaibl
parties lhot bidderS 10 the ELECT that II he BID Ii
accepted, the bidder Will Immediately enter into
they will be the auTetlss on his bond.
The right Is reserved to reject Auy All proposal
such q course should be deemed for the Interest
the Government
froposII ,hOuld be enclosed IN an envelope I'D
posals for Supplies for Indians "
Of the proposals. u, p CLAkhh,
BIeyet Major General A, @. q. 8, Chief Commas 8.
souri,. jS1-td
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PROPOSALS FOR STATIONERY.

DEPLAIalBT OF IHI IHrnIIoHI
WlsHIEdroE, d. O., Nay n, ipp
ProposAls Tor u issh articles 81 Station
!6s Sa;:ss. :sl :$;:: y, tSsS;o 5:iIFs +: s;f%
Each proposal must b siEsed By The iudiyidulI
or arm making II. and BE- seeanpAnied By salts
factory guaranteed that the bidder will execute .
contract with good and en- aioispt bonds u his bid
IL accepted for any or all articles. All articles
furnished must be Of the best quality Of their Had
Bond with APproied security Will DO Required Of
On failure 70 furnish any article when required,
iPA reasonable time. the right Y IfseIysd o. par:
forfeited and u Ersaisf price than the contract
charged TO the contractor.
The Depa rtment reserves the right toll Jeet or 40
cert the bid In all articles sngiy or collectively
Az estimate Of the quAntitiss which will be
needed. and blank forms for bidding. containing
full Information In accordance with this Adyer.
ti,sment, will be furnished on application.
= Proposals npaocompanied by satisfactory guar
Anee will not be considered, a0d eoptr Will be
awarded only 10 astAblished manufacturer or
deaIsrs In the articles,
10 he spesGestens infnisksd. and allure to do %
viii eaass the rsJscllOn Of Aby bid.
" pioposals musl 10 Addressed to the Secretary
lionsrI " J, d. COX,
IyiiAwtd Secretary.
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Doe : allow other, % Iuds. for yos. One mo- no
Tea, being powerful Absorbeni, will and must Be
imprsEpAted By contact with n,h, kerosene and
many other articles Kept In even the be.t reg
rocsry stores. only ask such . share Of Jour
patronage a. my earnest Efforts 70 serys enttle me
not keep Attiel hat will deteronate their value
offer one pound as cheap as thoasana, which I,
Eation 70 buy uptil suited In price and quality,
'"A <. e. STEVENS,
je7.lt Proprietor.
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This 10 to give notice that on the 9Th day o.
June. A. .. BOO, Warrant In BAakrsptsy was
issued sgAinst the estate OF sPRHGsR g. BHsTpJcT
o. the city Of wsshtngtoh, Of said District, who
ha. been a Judged Bankrnpt on bis ow petition :
That the meat Of any debts And delivery OF any
property 10 such Bsah rupi. him az for
hts us., aud the TRANSFER OF ABy prupsuJ by him,
are Tb'dden by laws that msslaE VI tie credit
yrs VI the said BAakrupt 70 prove ,her debts, aud
ehoo.e one or more ,ssspee. Of hi. estate. .ill he
City Hall. 10 The city Of wAshiraton, bsforo J.
sAiLEs BhOwE, Register, on the l6ih day OF Jube,
A. d. 1888, ., 10 o'clock, :.
,.,-, U. s. Marshal q p. c., As Messenger.
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ExTESsTvIsALI OF BUILDING MATERIAL

~ w.S sns;,s Az, As.,ttS !SS:S h
Arsenal, D. o. on WEDNESDAY, the T,h Of
July. lss. At 70 S,elssa; :. ~ ,.rse quantity
Psnitsntiary buildings. .and consisting OF about
one million Of seryieeable bricks, cleaned and
ready for uss--a like quantity Of broken bricks
tos.ther with coping stone, blne Foundation stone.
slate, iron doors and shutters, lumber, he, he.
FOR further Information Inquire at the once Of
the Arsenal.
Terms eash. 0EO, d. RAMSAY,
is7.lf. u, q, q, and yulyG
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PROPOSALS. YoR BEEP

oIEIoE OF 4, 9. g., n. c., JqueR lsoo. !,
u jans i for furH. isS af Il.
United 8 ates Subsistsnee Department with such
quantities Of fresh Beef as may be required BY
Id SsS ' N A'"' anu ''' 0A' ~" "'l 'Di' -
The beef must be Of good and BILE quality.
subject to riEid inspeeto9 tueGk shanks, and KID
psI5ehases viii be- made IN open market and XXI.
eontrNetor charged with the excess Of price,
Good aud Sufficient secnrity Will be required for
the due iul 1lment Of the contract. and the names
Of the proposed sqIatles mnst aseompaIy each bid
funds. Bids to be addressed to the nnlersiG ned
and marked ''Propoaala for Beef. =,
IA. WHITNEY,
je7.td lst Lieut.. 9Th Infantry, 4. q. 3.
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!Rs,,S%Essss ssy;.s rss; s; $s.s..s
90; !: 4: ,...a.: .:.s:'
e1o each he SsiAAes aosihiy pay neat. o. S1s
s, 20 u. y-, sis. q ssveu,h stree, east.
from strsst sAfs And market.heuses ~ not sold 10
ten days will be for rent. STARR MErCALf.
Real KstAte Droksra. pottheest corner New York
avenue and fifteenth street jeT u
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YIN AND AFTER "WEDNESDAY. cs-L
5ans "a s'sg1TS , y " ISn resulariy Go@ A4
York avenue TO oLBNWooD CEMETERY start
Ing every hour Fare 10 cents.
n. B.-PaIiies. wanting Stages for BxeursIons or
Pie nieA eau be furnished at hUGUELY BOW.
kh Stable. New York avenue, between Sixth
and Seventh streets. jei.2W
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The following are the candidates named to
be voted for to-day for various municipal
honors.
REPUBLICAN GENERAL TICKET.
Collector-F. A. BOSWELL.
Register-JoHs p. Cook.
Suryeyor-P. II. DoSEGAs.
REPUBLICAN WARD TICKETS.
First Ward.
Aldermen-CARTER A. STEWART, for the
long term, and D. NJ. DAVIS for the short
term.
THOMPSON, A. P. PARDON.
Second Ward.
Alderman-W. II. CHASE.
Councllmen-H. A. HALL, HENRY PIPER,
and GEORGE BURGESS.
Assoeor-CAsPKR KELLER.
Third Ward.
Alderman-T. c. CONNOLLY.
Considerations THOMAS JOHNSON, X.
D. DERRICK, and K. J. BEALL.
Fourth Ward
Alderman-MArTHEw @. ENBRr.
Councilmen-JAs. HOLMES, "A. X. BROWSE,
and GEORGE W. HArros.
Assessors. G. EsrHY.
FSnh Ward.
Alderman-W. II. SLATER.
Councilmen-JoHS McKsIGuT, c. IL.
HOLDEN, and A. b. TINSEr.
Alderman-CHARLEs CHAMPION.
Councllmen-JosIAH L.VESABLE, ROBERT
A. snAs, and FRANK d. GAINES.
Assessors. 8. RILEY.
Ssvsnh Ward.
Alderman-SIDsEY 3. BAKER.
CouncIlmen-JosEPH WILLIAMS, SAMPSON
NHrrHR, and WILLIAM BOYD.
CITIZENS GENERAL TICKET.
For Collector-JoHs II. SBNMKs.
For Register-EDwARD c. EcKLorF.
For Suryeyor-WILLIAM FORSYTH.
WoRKIsGhKS's TIcKET-FRsr WARD
For Aldermen-Wm. N. Slower, long term;
John r. Thomas, short term, for Council
men-Gustayus A. Henderson, George W.
Hopkins and Thos. Lucas.
SECOND WARD.-For Alderman-George
T, Raub; for Common Council-M. X.
Combs, W. T. Given and J. X. Narrower;
for Assessor-George Thomas Stewart.
THIRD WARD.-Alderman, Robert W.
Fenwick; Councilmen, Wilson Z. Brown, Il.
C.Hewett, Richard II. Williams.
FOURTH WARD.-Alderman, Robert Ball;
for Councilmen, W. II. Nalley, T. II. Regain
and Geo. Savage; for Assessor, X. B. Owens.
FIPTH WARD.-For Alderman, John Grin
der; for Councilmcn, Snowden W. Robinson,
7. D. March aud Amos Hunt.
Sixth WARD.-For Alderman, John Rus
sell; for Councilmen b. T. Palmer, Orlando
Bowie and William Morgan; for Assessor, A.
@. Humphrey.
SEVENTH WARD.-For Alderman, BenJa-
min Y. Lloyd; for Councilmen G. Anderson,
G. q. Callan and John L. Herbert.
In the Second ward g. Alfred Hall an-
nounces himself as an Independent candl-
date.
In the Fourth ward George Jueuemann Ia
being run as an independent candidate for
Common Council.
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GENERAL GRANT AND THE JUBILEE.-We
are Informed that 1t is quite certain that
President Grant will be in Boston and attend
the Jubilee, on some day during Its continu-
auce. The President is under engagement
to be at West Point on the 18th instant. II
Ia also contemplated to have the United
States steamer Tallapoosa at West Point to
convey the President to Washington on his
return. II the President consents TO meet
the people Of the State which gave him the
largest majority vote, the Tallapoosa can
mako the run from West Point 10 Newport,
and by special train General Grant can be
conveyed to the Coliseum and witness sight
that even In his wide experience has not been
oqualed. He will sec and hear the heartfelt
endorsement of his words, "Let US have
peace" that was ever accorded to one man,
Boston Journal.
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NOTICE TO GoNTRAoToRs.
HARBoR IMPROVEMENTS AT oRREN DAY,
N WIS,
UsrsD sIAyss \: EaS ,s s.Ts q oE,!cE,

No. 6i1 MAIN sTRHHr,
MILwAuHn,wm,, Nay II, 1879.
Sealed proposals, in duplicate. Of tho form fur.
S S;SsS N ~ Sad%sT;Ss 6s ssod ~:
SlVss.piiini spiR o. he New 6Stst Green Bay y
Contract. will be made for 600 llneAl feet Of close
1Ss IL "a
hSmbsIs, e build The 100 feel fIon BIO 10 100
small sndi 100 pies Of y aud u feet IN, isnsis,
inches ~ the small endj l,eoo pounds o. best
wrought American Iron drift bolts s. 900 pounds OF
best wrought American Iron screw bolu; from 100
20 ~ cords q stone ballast $50 cords OF brush done
The piles, squire timber, tnd all materials to be
Tree from all defects, aud prices Of white oak. Nor
way pine, or tamAIAek 10 Be stated In the bids,
w prI,ieHaIs ,ppy a. this once. here plans
Information furnished. II
The work to be eommsnosd on or before July ],
], le9 r. ~ T7L.TT'
Tho right to reject any Al ht' |; 5,.sFyss.
nsiSr q Engineers and BrsVOt Colonel U, 8, A,
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To I'll the eredit9t. % 2 Y. p. Kiso d sos wNo
You arc Hereby notihsd 10 Appear before the su
Rt.@. Court o. d. Di.tI,ei % Sss%bts, .,tt,ps 10
e'eioet, .. n 81 the City Hall, washl ston ~,
70 show esuss why o dischsrsc from all his debts
should no, b. srasted TO Rudolph A. Kisa, ono Of
the said Bankrupts,
% sIs;f s ss,s: S s.:.s. .,p s ss.sr
Test: r. ,. hHas. Clsrk. jeT&it
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Stables.
FOR STATIONERY.

DEPARTMEEr or STATE, Nay 10. 1900.
Sealed proposals for fsIPishipF statoasrJ foI ne
DePaI!menfuutilt the 10 h day Of June. ises. 81 II
o'clock, IN, =
An estimlte Of the qualities which will be
headed, and blank forms for bidding eortAiAinH
full information have been preparodg which viii
DO furnished upon application.
Address 'PTOposAls," Department Of Atais,
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The Dominican Government has concluded
loan Of 100000 with Martimont, OF
London. Bills to the amount of 100000
have been drawn, but there were doubts Of
their acceptance and OF the conclusion Of
the loan. The republic is tranquil. Ex-
President Cabral Is meeting with success in
the south. General Loget, revolutionary
leader, was looking for the arrival OF the
Quaker City, Florida aud Americans which
he expected to add to his navy, and with
their assistance overthrow Salnaye. Gene
raj Luperon remained at st. Marie with the
steamer TELEGRAPH.
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- o.
UsukD STATES gsaIsEER,s OPyIcE,t
ppo. .r Vii htt 5: l Ss.TS M M III. o s u5
JSCs l1 :,sa GsSst q for ts'
f SfRD WIZ hs Gr la:Ei. ss '" Mount OF No"
::s S.% :'4H' ssH GIS isa,' :.s s. t:
frsms. wLitc ehes,spi; deck itans. oak. Thor:
SItS t'R'S S wH ISS aEsss and s
throughout, Iron bithcsds All. brass biiLoads
HUI built by Charlie. Murphy. at ,RonlOut. N.
Trims to drag ak Het foqr ineess Z seven
Tubular boiler, two furnAcssi has bsea subjected
P % Ps% ssc s:% SsTR r sfs PIE:
6sdding. 10. Propeller " KEEL, 6S fsoI diameter
re- s:.s %s, i g.
Thursday, the 10Th Of June. until the opening o.
TSS gsder.I1usd reserve, the rIsht !? reject .ny
Blank FERNS for proposals. eau be 9bisIpss A, this
f B::ss, Major General u s. A .iieaionsst teiesel
PROPOSALS. FOR CORN OR BARLEY AND
HIADarAHrEH'hrrH h w, o. pTr sI..
CHEZ auA.IEsnAs5ss'so ,sisT.
Sealed pro SS:l,. 4 stTti s:y mi r...!
a. thi. onso Sntil u M o. Jq1s D. ise: ioI far;
lsS. until The SothdsT Of June, 1870, attn follow
Bryan, Port Bliss,
Helena Canton.
LAmpasas, Port MeInto.h,
EAcoGdOehes. RingGold Barracks
Corn OF Barley 10 30 Of good, clean. understandable
quality, shsllsd, and delivered In sacks, Hay 10
be Of Ike quality. sad perfectly cured. Bach sub
jaet to rigid Inspection. Delivery 10 commence ON
The isth day o. Jgir, 1880. aud eOatinus. In such
quAut.tiss and ~ such times as the resolving
otaoor mAy require, until the Oth Of June, 1870.
The right Is reserved to rssss snv or all bids Of.
zach bid must DO accompanied by . guarantee Of
at least two persons responsibility must DO
certified By the clark Of court Of record that the
bidder 4 eopPetont 70 sArry out the contract; u
address Of each b 1dsI I'D GuArantoI stated
No bid win DO entsrAinsd not conforming TO these
The silsntion Of bidders 10 called to section sig
teen 1.-THE Gst Of Co9Eresa, approved JqlI ". 1904
for at ~ Snd addressed to the UNDER
eOmn,n aud Of BrsTst Ms 4, Z GS9srsl !. 4 Roy-
0eneIAl, U. g. A. Je7 ID
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Why no. classify ne sriisls q leAi No matter
Of your houss you feel IKE iskipE good chew or
smoke I you immediAtsl look about you for a
TIA an sries that Is robbed ofits dsiieaey when
exposed TO contact with Other grocery arteles And
why: ..t, i;itSoa hay. not 4 good tea store %
place: and not fee. that yon must g 20 The nssle,
may DO convinced Of the correctness OF my Obsery.
alton, ave your money and buy your PEA at Q
do net feel aIEIsysa, and have, 70, a hundred and
the consumer Say r.. .ha b sl,..Ia'di III;
business. and Al article worth a few momenls con:
alteration. The grocery men must not aud shall
not monopoliIe every article used upsA the table
They All sppesI 70 grow rsh aud IA By p,nehin1
yoS the bss, qualities and q he eissas.t .ad best
asw:p.PsI. sSI viii fssp al sI isI0.sas oil, !
hi. mater th:uIh, and I doubt rot they will
n BE- grained And protected BY having beautiful
vim d. Hong. $50 Seventh street. and ,.ti.ry
yourselyes.
Rsspsstfuly. R. c. STEVENS,
teT-U Proprietor.
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E.ssis.s n. sslss:d viz lee e. sii.a H h
teustsls. In the SD year other age.
BYkHIs-0n Friday, June IN, rHos BrRsps,
yesfs sna emonths.
dssss,sr o. r. and K sssr = s ss Ss
sRryBlELD. AT his residences, northwest cor:
nsr sffsnth and streets, June O. of eoagestioe 81
rmsin: viii Be- taken to his home IN wster'ovn.
LISn I. 0iBB. vile Of DR.. g. A. III. HeKim
tBaltinors. Phiisdslphia and now York pspers
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HAyIEq INAUouRATED THE INV SYSTEM
espest a. public % .ust,la ?. "a u. effort HEB
done. Ny store-ths HoN0-ls the most centrally
loe,t a. aud near the jusstien ,ot tbs Avenus and
Seventh ,trsst. which Will enable all who desire
TO do so opportunity TO test the Price. and quail
tics. n. @. STEVENS,
Proprietor Of the Tea Hong,
je7-lt bB seventh street