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The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF EQUINE SA

REMARKABLE INSTANCE OF EQUINE SA-
GACITY.--There is horse at the govern
ment corral at this place noted for loosen
ing the knot of the halter strap with
which he is tied. 1t is useless to tie him
with any ordinary knot. He will work the
strap loose with his teeth and go about the
corral just when he chooses. There is Il
well in the yard from which all the govern
ment stock are watered. Day before yes
terday the pump-a force pump, worked
by brakes-got out of order, and no water
could be obtained. The animals were ta-
ken to the creek close by for water The
horse referred to refused to drink, was taken
to his stall and tied as usual. In u few min
utes he deliberately united his halter, walk
ed over to the pump and, finding no water in
the trough where he was accustomed to
drink, at once seized the brake with his
teeth and worked it up and down several
times, then put his nose to the spout, evil
IDENTIFY expecting water to come Again
and again, for neatly five minutes, did he
seize the brake and work it and then put
his nose to the spout. Finding his efforts
useless, he walked off, evidently disappoin-
ted Several of the hands at the corral and
Others witnessed the above and can testify
to its correctness.-Austin (7eras) RepuJK-
can, Sept. 16.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
DUGAN, BOWEN & McCABE

Ill AVE a full stock of Table Linens, Tow
IA els, Napkins, Doylies, Malsoilles and
Honeycomb Quilts, Linen and Cotton Di-
apers, &c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08

The LATEST INTERNAL REVENUE DE-
cisioN.-A contemporary is thus facetious
over the decisions Of the revenue officials:
The latest decisions of the Commission
er OF Internal Revenue cover the following
points: Parties using paper collars must
use them from the original packages that
is, from the box in which they have been
purchased; and three cent revenue STAMP
must be attached to each one when put on.
When the collar becomes soiled, and is turn
ed with the clean side out, it must receive
another three-cent stamp, and must also be
conspicuously stamped with the word
turned" Boxes when emptied cannot be
used second time, but must be DESTROYED
in the room where emptied, and the asses
sor furnished with certificate of the fact.
II thrown out the window or carried out in
the coal-scuttle or washtub, such boxes will
be subject to export duty. Bootblacks are
required to use their backing just as they
hnd It when the box is opened, adding
nothing to it whatever. The act of spit
ting IN the box and smearing the contents
with the brush constitutes the bootblack
mixer OF rectifier, or manufacturer ofblack-
ing, and he must pay the ordinary manu-
1acturers license. Each boot BACKED, for
which the sum of five cents is paid by the
wearer, must receive, at the expense of the
bootblack, Al cent stamp.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
DUGAN, BOWEN 6 McCABE
DUGAN, BOWEN e McCABE

SELL GOOD BLACK AND COLORED
~ ALPACAS, double width, for 25 cents
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08

A New. BRANCH OF MAsoNRY.-TA
Memphis Rite IN Richm0nd.-There is u
movement on foot in this city, and said to
be meeting with much favor, looking
toward the organization of Chapter, SEN
ate and Council, of Rose Croix Masons, in
accordance with what is known as the
Ancient and Primitive Rite of Memphis.
Several prominent Richmond brethren
have taken the degrees In New York, and
not only give them the stamp of their APP
proval, but speak of the rite in terms of un-
qualified admiration. Thirty-six names
lave been signed to the petition for the
Chapter; fifty is the number required.
The rite Of Memphis was established in
America, November 8, 1856, by the Grand
Hierophant, Marcones de Negree, of the
Grand Orient of France. The Supreme
Council, instituted by this illustrious
brother met, in New York, until 1862, when
brother Ii. J. Seymour visited Paris and
Procured an Independent charter From
that time this branch of Masonry has stca.
Oily gained strength, and it now numbers
about 60 bodies. located in the principal
cities of the Union.-Richmoad Dispatch
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
The Egis & Intelligencer.
BEL AIR, MD, OCTOBER 8, 1869.
The Empress Eugene.

A writer in the New York Commercial
Advertiser, who has lately returned from
Europe, says: "Some papers are disputing
whether the Empress Eugenie's peculiar
charm is IF person or of conversation and
manner. We should say ofmanner; though
she is far from ugly, and both undoubted-
ly contribute to make up ones impression
of her. Whatever might have been the
beauty of this renowned daughter of the
Montijos, age, care, and the anxieties of
rank have materially affected it. We
recall an interview which took place be-
tween her Majesty and the King of Prussia
two or three years ago, upon the occasion
of the Grand Prix at the Bots de Boulogne.
After the races were over, the King es-
corted the Empress from the Central Pa
wilton, reserved for the elite, to the car
riages which were in waiting for the royal
party. He handed her in the nearest one,
while the Gar, Napoleon, Bismarck. and
the Crown Prince of Prussia occupied the
next. No sooner was the Prussan monarch
seated beside her than the Empress open
ed upon him her colloquial batteries The
beauty about which one has heard so
much was not there, but in its place was
such gift of conversational power, grace
so winning, such viyacity Of expression,
such poetry of motion, such propriety of
gesture, that the commonest boor among
the bystanders felt the magnetism Of her
presence, and had eyes for none but her
Majesty. The King, though considerably
over sixty, is emphatically ladies' man.
He bent eagerly forward to catch her
slightest word; his grey eyes sparkled
with sincere delight, and his whole at
titude betrayed the utmost interest and at
tention, which were Enthusiastically con-
firmed by the nervousness with which lie
stroked his abundant mustache. "How
charming!" echoed Yankee at our left.
How charming! we involuntarily added,
and charming it decidedly was. Therefore,
say we, it is her conversation and manner.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
DUGAN, BOWEN & McCABE

HAVE Lawns, French Printed Cam
- brics, Japanese Cloths, Mohair Pop
Inns, Takko Cloths, Mari Berages, and all
other new Light Summer Fabrics.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
s,,n EES===..@. zHEEE ...@e..

The reputation this ex-
cellent medicine enjoys,
Is derived from its cures,
many of which are truly
marvellous. Inveterate
cases of Scrofulous dis
ease, where the system
seemed saturated with
corruption, have been
purified and cured by it.
Scrofulous affections and
disorders, which were ag-
gravated by the scrofu-
Ious contamination until
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
DUGAN, BOWEN & McCABE

A LWAYS keep supply of New York
IN Mills, Wamasutta, Davol, Kersearge,
Arkwrite, Androscoggin, Mystic Lake, and
all other Of the most popular brands of
Blcached Muslins.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
DUGAN, BOWEN & MoCABE

HAVE the best and cheapest stock of
"a Shifting, Stripes, Checks. Blue and
Brown Denims, Dark Blue Drills, Do
nestle Plaids, &c.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
DUGAN, BOWEN & McCABE

HAVE Piques Percales, WeIts, Organ
"a dies, Swisses, Nainsooks, Bishop
Lawns, Cambrics, Jaconets India Mulls,
Tarletons, and, in fact, everything to be
found in n First Glass White Dress Goods
Department..
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-10-08
EXECUTRIX'S NOTICE.

rl'HIS is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
IL scriber has obtained from the Register of
Wills of Hartford county, Md Letters Testament
tary on the personal estate of
BENJAMIN w. BOARMAN,
late Of Hartford county, decd. All persons hav-
ing claims against said deceased are hereby no.
titled to exhibit the same, with the legal vouch-
ers thereof on or before the
18th day Of September, 1870,
or they may otherwise by law be excluded from
all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand and seal, this 25lh day
of September, 1869.
JANE CAROLINE B0ARMAN,
octl Executrix.
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@lnctundtter Marftberiht.
Ginetnnati. ben 8 NcY.

&tnttnnatt, ben 8 Hes. 1869.
mss!M eaesrFs,ass s4,a5-45o' er'ra s4.7s-5oo;
Der art, ii unsmsin Eau unb bic aafrase ausfaliss-
LID auf ben Bebar in StaS berantt g8r nctirn Gin
gaaen Der gree um IS Gts per Yr, bod slb su Oieisn
MOsssnmesl. : autis su s4.5o-4.65.
@ei5en. -Rp. neuer fctber gBinsrpetsn sl,l0; Np.
2slfs Sia Wsi3en si,15 wsiBsr 8sniuds ,2O gprsas-
@art Faa: aadfrass anb llmas untsbsutsnu; greile
BelidfOrn. s. Gts. fur autes asmiidtes in Sfobsn,
Sc Gts fur shites SO gts fir p,ina wetses Rctenfprn
uno 80 SO fur ssaaites wsibss. Rsus wirD auf 6se5
paisr 5c5s sts..s mad lualitat. s5 Gts. fur seasn
Rssaeu.-eo gts fur seaer neusn.
@srhe. -@o. Binterssrls $3.50; Nc 2 sl,4o; SO.
1 Srmmerserfe Sips. tz
fer &duapa Spmmsrssrte 81 trnsen, basesen irb be
G5rabe ,u ben pbisen 9reiien Huu. -.
Mas Der 0artt 1T Eau u sl.5o -l,75 fir sutes Sic
pbt: apis aussr!sfsns $780, CUTE se,ae-a.so
m aae osoinars s2oopsr sri a,auesa gstswOa ll-ia
geeSrrtes DR. Mepfet 81 Gts per yfp. fur BE.
ae s54 9ls flr ersnars, sFrtae67 esnts iar Seriel
aariOftstu 40 ets per gulas Ober loc- Is ssr
grl BET antuat uao $3.50 Cts. per Yuies oSer sl4o-ao
snisssln.- Rsus y, $500 per srl.
muben. So. per Sri. s.#i@ 5.s
saBtartoftsln.- - Neue s2.5O-soo per Srl.
S0bnen. = $!,S5-250 tar belte wsBs, bette HasY
pen sls.oo-lsoo per 9onns fur ssls sesrss.ss be,
4
$23.O0-25,0O. Is - .7E
NeBpurt. = Altes 1T 10 semlih ausserfau ,u $3l 90,
unb rb au bemelbea Yrs sebaltsn, fur 3anuar
Nbliefernug fpurce CO su S27,75 offerirt.
9 D. malt. Gtnas aes purpe nod gu 1871 Cts. Ser.
fault neues wirb auf II etc. 9ebalten.
Bacon. Shultern l6 Gts., @tppenieitsn 90 eN.
flare &pp.nsitea 1874 ets Hare Sstsn l91 ss3u>
derte Sttnfen nht mebr I'M Marft.
I grilbes 5Ietia lit nau nit fenen 8srfiufen su II
gts fir Saultsra. IA ess fur ssiten unb lo-l5z Ssnts
fur Sdnfen.
S1weine. = Der GRarft teihter unp niebriser
gen bes warmn Wetters. lpB aber Golse bes Gtntts
alleer Wttteurs actir unb af iu ,75lu,5o fur mtte
bis ftwsre. Die eisente Sdabtse bat utrgens nod
nih bssonaen unb be 6aup. yafer trauben i1 bic obn
npIiyten greile iu be;ablen.
Butter. : Sentral Obip so-3s gts. WeRern w.f.rss
Rdft.- Deaern Rsis,se l711-ls gts,; gaeturs adfs
Ger. $3.50 gts. per Dusenb far frtf4e.
Samen.-G Gladsiamen $l.s0-l 80. Sanfiamen4H-5
G1s per gfD: Mso ass 81 leo-;25 per Baae! ssslsasn
glausrasiamsn sl,6s-i75, SslsasensrasIsmsn si,4o,
@roeertes. - Ro Rafee 25H &ts; s5apa Rance 35
SO Gems, easuasra s5-26 Gents; Ncta 43-i6 Gn.
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suder- 9 brleansl4 gDrtextss14-15 gts Cuba
asH-ldH H gw Dsmaraaa lsh-l6; Savanna SA-l5K
s ssses l sS.s gssiss' nsssuss 'sxs s' il
msteiiss. ~ yort. is. 7s7s g.s.; ,s.,s,a. saus IS
gsben ssrup 90 so. Derietbt ID Riss 81 10 $i,s5
aasa ens g ess ss 9, ::
g;sssssas @ ~ sssis's rs S.s ss y. fs :s
J. asis: ]. 9saasrs ,o--lox en-, Gu, 1ox -IoH sss,
a,ss.: e q: ss:.; z.
4,sa, sts aimee fs m ss s ssa e, ,"
ys6sso G,s g!.ssssstsl Saan.
Rss aS S mssTss e q ss
.Ss,fsa IS! gssF Sissr 1870 90. S.sr ssfii4u
weSs.N is gss s5 yLS gss. fir bea.s s,Ibes. agss
gtrbsrrinbe. u Heae Dat elsie. 6.s7sicf fsH
gsbern. - 75-7s Gts. Der gfp, f<sssls $50 ;ssa,
si., rssts s s'ss; i S.: s.: Va ..s: is;x w.
T. s's sasm|!s gE sIns g sssss ,ss saas
sssaeas Sssssa nS Bin 81 Stone
goa! SDaaers $4cooasS Sisns Goal geia $500 1000:
@aramss $500; Cob 9lat Gar Wpssi s6oIoo-ssoo;
yoVmy so M gsSo9 ssf Ssnnsr Sap Susl
ssss Ga Ra!siisn7-s Cts. ssr gfs. Rdsslsras,.
assef:.- sssl.b.r 4a-4t ets. e.mloa sa-n es.
gsfdirr!sesr IA sss. stirttns is4s gens Rousl
6arnse 37-39 Gents aalbltper Sl,4o-l.6O fhr etntt
miites unb ~ 752.25 fur per yb. QtTlener
$50 OO-6O 90 per Dutenb Rpkiut s7o-l2D per Dnheub
Saumleber $500 per Dnbenb. as-Hs a8bas
.Raferpaaren.-aD = Dleifa 8dfer el.35-lH5; SgsbI.
fasr 1880 Cts: Os.6ddtr s7ol .so ROalfnM SAFER
s,9o-20O; Wtsfpfaer $l,5o-l IS fhI esw6tnltAe nnb
81 tap stiensebunbsns Samals xierest 6el7O;
4.5o; Gliesenbdis s2,0O-21o: SIdd 6aabbarreS $500
sts $3.50 Der Dusenb. Dam 9ieues ,7O-s0 gts. Beef
1terees $2.1O-2.25. 81 - z..1's.g
RlferbsIs.- - (an ben Batntoftn. y Barrel @sif.
fangen $1,000 1880; 6cssteab @eiftanssa $400O-50OO
per 1aaltnb. Dauteu (3usetet fur Narels $780, fur
1oAstsacS $33, $500 per Gaulenb. ssff 80
y sfrheeL = 6atner Qebenbise s3oO-3,t0 ser Dab.
ur de uno 81 5000 nr iunge. Gnten per Dutenb $3.50
-3OO Dtll9babner Qetenbis) rs gts.-4 OO per Gthd.
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Trauenarbeit.

Die g. 3. Simes peiit in einem ldngeren Nrtifel
nod, oaB 0as Grmerbsgebiet Der gSrauen feinesnegs
10 beirdnft lei rpie sem6bnlidb angenommen tueroe
uno oab an glrbeit fir Iolde 6ronen, bic Elm or=
oentlihes @ei4dft periteben, fein Manael let. Sn
ben SdriftsieBereien arbei.en lauter Udoden, tpel
DE BON $40 bis SIS Wohenlobn erbalten, etenio in
ben Observation-Disclosures in uelhen Der 9obn BON
$40 big SIS betrdst.t &oBbaartuA miro foft anss
1hlieBtit BON Mdoden genoben 3u einem Mrbeits,
preile BON bur6idnittlid3 $40 per Wode. Sn ben
Buhbinoereien iino iber 1000 JrauenSimmer nit
Der eiafaderen Arbeit beladftist.r Sat aae 8irfen
bel au etrem W WobenDeroienif BON 6 = II Dollars
,brin9en. SDsar oas meite 0euermerf miro BON
peiblihen pdnben bergelteQt Wdbrenb an Den
tdsliden gldttern, fait ausidlieBIid Wdnner dig
SeBer arbeten. tueroen Die meiteu Wohenbldtter,
uno Is uiro ibnen Der Sat- ebenio ue Sebern mad
bem 1000 m be3ablt. Sn fo1senoen 8randen mere
ben ebenfalIs pr6Btentbeils S5rauenjimmer beIhdf=
tigt Sn Der WfOsquto. Neb= uno 1eppidweberei,
IN SplBen, flniiliden 8lumen. Shirm= uno 8app=
lda4teln= uno @rinolin= Jabriten. S6rer piele
sauienee Mrbeiten in pubmabereen, in Warfime-
rlefaoriten uno JruAteinmad dereien as Yaderinnen,
uno betrdgt Der Bohenlobn in alien oieien 6abri.
totionsSueise ielten urter S6 uno nit oft Gber $2
Ote eigentlidDe Ndbarbet miro an ItleCbieIten uno
70 nieorlg be5ablt, bob faum babel au eritren it,
Sas tommt oapon Der, baB oorin Die 9r6Bte Gon=
eurren5 1T. uno ib perarmte gDitttuen, alte Sung.
lttu uHu ttlBtluuHueTie JuDeItHHeH III uH8lQuOlt=
der 3abl nm iolde Mrbelt bensrben. 10 oaB Tie oa=
ourh bic Yreiie berunteroriiden. - Mls bemerfens=
uertb miro berporgeboben, baB Die in ben oben an=
gefibrten lobnenoen 8erufs3peieen tbdiisen Mdo=
den lebr balo an ben Wfann fommen, 10 oaB man
unter oieen Nrbeiterinnen fait nur Die Mltersufen
bonn IA bis 10. 2ebensiabre pertreten iinoet. Mber
blerin lie9t auh geraoe Der @runb. rpesbalb Die
Jralenarbeit ME in 10 aQsen,eine aufnabme toms
men fann, pie bic Wdnnerarbeit. 0enn pedem
Nrbeit9eber fam oamit eebient ein. penn er feline
Nrbeiter, ipbalb iie lid als rebt tibtig uno per=
ldBiA bep1brt baben, perliert2 >. f.
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@ "a A=

EBeeinnen sic alio bor allen Mnbern nit bieiem
Werte Der Seibitemaneipation - pber Der Gmanci=
patton BON Sid islbit unb BON Sbrer Gitelfeit uno
tpiriiids Grbebune unleres GsihIedytes nitdft.
GIudfder g8eiie Sdhlt unier yaterlanb Der beiop.
renen Srauen unb Mitter nod eenue, bat es nod
Mdohen senua. Die einen Ittliden Soealismus in
ii4 tra9en. Heainnen Sie oio bas Werf oieisr
emancipation, unb gte tperoen iideriid oafar IN
Shren sSomiien. BON Sbren Ydtern, Sbren Vriibern,
Sbren Mdnnern bes Oanfes nidbt entbehren Ben=
ben ISie nur ben britten 5beil bes @elbeS uno Der
3eit, Die Sic iebt on Sbr,n unb an Sbrer teinen
unb 9ro6en Sohter Yub Derihmenoen, auf cute BIZ
der uno auf oeren Geien, uno Sic tueroen lid uno
Sbren Mdnnern nno Sbren 0dtern bas 2eben Der=
i@6nern uno be 2at unb Die Sor9en bes Mlters ere
Ieid5tern. y go 4
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fir bic freunblihe @eiinnune, bic id in bieer Sul
bigung Der Menidenfreunblihfet uno p0dbber,ls=
felt zines amerifanhen BIrgers auslprah, 1T 6erl
Yeabobp aud) iebr erfenntlif eepeien, pie i'm aud
aemB ibre DftereniprsenpoQe Anfraaen nab letnen1
Beinoen lpdbreno ieiner lebten Rranfbeit freunotd
berlbrt baben tpereen. Nuf bier in ben Der. Staa=
ten, Die Der fhon felt dnserer 3si frdnflie 74jdb=
rise @reis nod einmal Dor ieinem 9eimgang wie=
6erieben woIlte. bat er ipdbfenb bes pereangenen
@ommers mieoer eins Mense Belpeiis isines liebf=
pollen, i'm @eben uno ISdaiTen gutter uno ihnnsr
gBerte feline sSreuoe fnoenoen| @emiitbes ge9eben
un6 iebt, mo iit .iein 4use 9elhloiien, miro oas
yolt uno 6as en9liihe, pie Die 9an5e
ciDililrte 9Belt um i'm als elnen wahrhaft 9uten
Wann trauern. - nc (H. y. Sts58)
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Bly Inter ben neuen Yatent. Meoicinen erfreut
lid beonoersDr @hittleIeD's pe9etabiliid,es rTns-
peplia s,emttel fabrcirt bon Der @bittIeIep Yros
prietarD Mebieine Co.. Normolf, Dbio. eires 9nten
Hufes als zines Der bendbrtefen Wittel gegen un-
peroaulidfeit, nerp0ie Ropfi6mer3en un6 ale TN.
reaeImdBisteiten, Die aus einen peroorbenen Weaeen
herrihren. 3ahlreide 3euenliIe. melde iid3 i'm Be-
be Der isabrifanten beinoen, pred,en fehr au Sum
item Der 9enannten Meoicin. Dielelbe lit fortuab-
reuo gu baben bel Soiepb Matt. Bolts Mpotbefe
$50 5ib 9odfra6e Columbus. Ohio, uno in fait
allen Mpptbeten unb Droeuen. &eiddften an anoern
pldBen. sag E alAa H8 F
yiop 3. In brp u tu. -
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In bm u N. .
6u,tt prtfif6eS.

aar ay.res n
II The Supreme Court of Wurtemberg is n Leberklose'
Cine bumorifti idbe @robidrift. - Muf
Dem Wdbrinser JrRobOfe bel Wen iinoet mon fol.
9enbe @rabihrift: h
r3ier rubt Sr. gaspar Yosel. Batter uno Ussbesr
BON EinDern" e. as-E H. eta 10
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Golumbus 8uiineB COLLEGE
Die golumbus BuFnes College 1T bic einsiss G1ule In
beem Qanoe, wee allen bren @rabuiren Stfaen eeaaet
bat. "a EaH. 80
gBessa Mabsrsm prsde I'M College ober apreftre
an g Is Es.,Af $50. HHEE 4sa.%
6. &. Brpan u. Co.:
Hug. 31.-bm u 10 b. Golumbus, 8.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
arg G0o9s
proposaIs.
OrF1cz oF AcriNe CouvIuAHY % SrUssTYvcr
Fog1 WADswoETH n. = D., Ma Iltl


Orucz oY AcrISe CouvIssAHY % SrUssTFvrr.
FoEr WADswoUTf. n. s. 1. Ns. B 1900
PROPOSALS IN DUPLICATE, with COPY
Of this advert ssmel sctel viii De received by us under
signed until Do o'clock hsv lj, lG9 Tor supplying
FRESH BEEF
10 the troops at this Post , -
aud headquarters. necE shank. al ei of To
ie be dcrCrc! 90 Ills Post Ttt o pst ]. f,l sn
may be- from tine % tine rr'd be- tad on sl ea,s ne
Commanding Oceg shall not exceeding four times per "r~E
The q the cattle sauelteet o beef "e dre G1l .
agreement f'ntu verte0 20 ni aHd % breast
trimmed Toe slaaks Of sa be- cr ion lfge
above bC kuroa M 0i llu1 qua'tet ron M 70 e-
inches above tie gamu5el OF boo. joint ,
Seurate Proposals dgpcte viii also be received by The ur1
sguJ hour aul dste above Helt oue @ pig tH
usgoue OIcers sBd their families stationed 81 t fo' ' tld
tbeelo chYs Fresh Beef ay may iou tue 90 uae
requre Ioin aul Foreoazc ht, aa.as KIDS o. ilo
Russts.
He Contracts o he months such lees time az 90
Crrsrf General a direct eriug 5u thr lst o.. a1 l
aad sob approval o. Cona-1s bt-eia % 4o Depart
melt OF tle East 90.
Is case o. re or dofcescy the quality orq1rt n TIE fresh
beef stipulated delivered then the CausarY fo lds'9th,
4 r. sa haze supply deficiency b purchase aud tlc
Cortrsor vi. Ne chargtd with t8r difference n cost
tCrrI enter into Bonds Tor ibe sum 81
tao thousand dollars signed B tao responsible f-tetes whose
name u.t he o. lr.i ut ID I. bids
Tnc Proposals opened az % o'clock on c "h o' MAY
1865 FOt Wadsao N s. H. at which time and pce bies are
requested g. be- present -. go. ..-,r..
dressrj BreyetAiaf1r j. ". MACHUEEAH,
Flrst Lieutenant JET ARTILLERY. 4. e. B.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
Sn!trnal 8tbfnut
NOTICE

NOIIVA'
UNITED STATES
INTEHEAL BEYENLt
TFTH DISTRICT NEH OiK. .
SEVENTH TENTH YHIRTEENTH. AND FOUR EltEhIH WAhhh
hereby gwen Oh conerTne l.l e annual LES
containing AtsfsmrHt
Assessor m tc year od
Onr1drg sprca Taaes expiring Ig70 sill be oref 90 w ONCE
fr and dining s srace o ODE cato hereof M e1suua
toa Assessor will hear aud dsteulne dl te se oi
excessive
assesrsr on eneraon coHisiued said Annual Lists ana @ st
trarited Collector vihiu ten days alter s t'
ofh hearing appeals aiuesaA But 90 appeal N pc 81
bowed party duly ASSESSED ahe the sts have 5een anni'a 10
tie Collector
~ ind all appals HssssSOr G0esnd should ~ mac
tn trtiHg aud should peey n Torhcnidr oa naH' or uy
IfHg io oduc0 rf9us6tsd, aHd st0Ha sae me gI0a
JAMES NJ. NCCAKTiN, Assessor.
AEsessors Oacs Ha 9la Rraoms.st Alas i4A
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
~ DINGEE
u Ii
VII sell at
Al CT ION,
On SATURDAY, May 8, st ! o'clock,
On the Premises.
70 VALUABLE LOTS,

The sale be pereiaptoy close Undivided interests
includes the r addition 10 Rye Neck Village They are situated
Mamarueck depot the Newl rE and
Esv-Hsvu Railroad S~WYok timetable Of New
Yor ard NevHveH Rsoadl Tie ahout 5xOo feet Streets
laid out width The lands Of The 6r quality aud e
stone and about eve with the streets laid out tu ded Gated 70
public and ready for immediate Improvement There me
sr bearing excellent fruit the portion Of the property
4 r,. 8 number Of old shadetreeS
grounds desirahT down 70 the Mamaroneek RIVER he
western boundary and in fall view Of
Naouecve Boulevard 10 feet wide running from Mamaoneck
Pains which viii be speedily uuder contract aud completed
provemeuts being made bv the landowners aaoe1t
EYE MICK thriving village aud settled By fstclass Inhabitants
,s.tI numerous schools eLgrches stores, 6c
NeNl0k and NeWaveu Railroad Depot cor l|eu
s.eis a. sd 1880 returning amer the sale
R,f-esame8ts the ground
Mas and further aIuelas may be obtained q The ofee q
New-York tribune., 1869-05-06
Corporation Hotties.

Corporation 5lotitts.
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT
Separate SEALED PROPOSALS.. e9ch nel ah te tie Of o
vOk which lr NJ ihe bidder. aud Tie fs ~ ~ pre-
utato received olce url 81 ocno n Of FIAl
Msy H. rT the construction Of siONEBLOak fAFLAkNIS
o2s rrcest from Broadway 90 te Eoscrf, alI DO
Twenty sr St. from TbJagt to I River aud also iyr the }i
Of cs,Ht TO Lr No. . NORTH EFer Plane u
these lri frs Tor bids obtained
Oh N-fi THOMAS srEPHEEr Cr-ton
ECBf. l. DAEtAGU, ATt
GO. s. GREENE Board
OEcs Cro'ou Aq't Dept 5ar D. 1909 "
TROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMBNT.--To
COErEAlOE-> Sealed PoTIsa' cac t.url Wi'H
ibe e Of vrb re1te Ga. n9n- OF e person od g
Parr) uutl % O'Clock a oi Sal lhbAf Ai ' @ G
of Yuslk psyuts W tie i7I''R tiees VIZ
D. Iu FfIrtI.5I. lrtbccu sixth -la otgtIi4tftH
kl-r 3 a. Ave. A. between l1us.on ub in lf.ftuihfl-
SPEC a IH FtT l, between hecHulfe tnI fhst i'tH
spec & D. HiriI-st lrtatrl sIE.l-aHe aui il'sa"aY
Fstc 8 In b.t IiA aul riA'area
EBec c. H. FhTGthst, between Fftf and Hlr'l .yes
Ia IstutV.s l-st between N1il ana his1taftt
F5rc O. In TEeuigtl.st. between hlIth tnd gaiAatt'
O. Iu Ih0masst hrtsecu Church a1l 70 aloi-tl@
Sfec IO Do Seyeutrust. between Third and ICItl ayes
spec D.. d. Srte ehst, jetsern brzugion ami
Sttc ~ SevcueelsL, betseeH 1haye alb Aroa-"sy
St-c I3 fu Rieuteelt-st sixth aud EgAta aleA
Plans ari specifications aI m iof 'l
bids obtained application iD tie CONTRACT Clerk az I once
THOhAS STEPHENS, -
KOBg /. DANRAGH, CtOtOnAqu queIlet B0afd
GEOkGE 3. OkAkhE,)
Eev-York, April 20. laCl