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Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-03

THE BUCKEYE DRoprER.-The manufacturers
Of the Buckeye Mower and Reaper seem to have
made successful shit in replacing the self
raking apparatus with the dropper. The new
Improvement has met with great favor In the
Wcst,and considering Its lightness and simplicity
compared with the pondereus rakcrs, this does
not seem remarkable. The droppor is simply a
cutter bar, which is empiied whenever the driver
sees that enough grain has accumulated on it,
While the Stats are dropped TO deliver
sheaf tho grain is sustained by rod
which In turn moves away as tho Stats
resume their position to receive the grain
1t Is said to deliver the grain quite as well as the
seli'raker and must weigh several hundred pounds
les, thus rendering the work of the horses much
easier. As to the Buckeye machine itself there
is no doubt of its excellence and any improve
ment In 1t is matter of general interest to the
agricultural community. The Agents for the
machine with the droppcr attachments in this
State are Wilson e Walton, at the s. W. corner of
Front and MnrlSnL sIrnets In this CITY
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-03
Howaytsm at Elkton-Probable MUIR.
der,

The town of Elkton can itself produce rowdies
mean enough and bad enough in all conscience,
but it takes the Barrcns," rough. section of
country near the town, to produce the nc plus
ultra of rowdyism, the born devils of tho savage
breed. They come to Elkton on Saturdays and
holidays, drink whisky, beat "niggeis" when
they can.and fight like demons among themselves.
Every once in while some one of the number is
stabbed or otherwise wounded.
Last Saturday night they were in Ekton as
usual, aud carouscd through the night into Sun
day morning, and between one and two o'clock
on that morning INDUCED in bloody fight, in
The course of which man named John McCaal-
ley was stabbed four times and probably fatally
wounded, and man named Jacob iottman
stabbed once or twice and very seriously injured.
Adam Shivery is charged with stabbing Nc
Galley, and Henry Bell with stabbing LOTHIAN,
and both have been arrested and placed In Jail
Delaware tribune. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1867-1877, 1869-06-03
Aew Adusrtis rnls.

HAvE YOU SEEN THAT CURTAIN RACK N .
IL most complete thing our, ut
JAS. A. ROBINSON n tO'S,
Srlr.,ud ,ul NurEct
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
REAL ESTATE.
Nrm.YoRk. Friday. OeL. 5. l.eo.


Agricultural lands still continue aStonlsh,nsi!
sen,p In the SOnth correspondent OIL INC '"'
a,,,r writes that Jas NJ Gayle esq Of Camden puI
..sed an the 10th of last the following ahus az
M rioas annexed 52I acres KeTshaw County poush.
ayo $50 acres the county were soiu Ior f7 w
$50 acres in Lancaster County only brought So As I
we can Judge, this would appear 70 be very of Know What
Tho peculiar circumstances OF these case ~
TIE charlotte a. c. Times states a Of cotton
rsaptalsts have in contemplation the -
Factory Charlotte. that VIII eU,o,s ,''V
~ clOth immense amount OF inc raw Marsh on the
An OLYMPIA paper tells OF CRANBERRY MAJ on on
bOhomsh River in Washington TeTrIlSry w h zoo 9
than n sS sTrss grow sTS On annually
,xathor and sell considerable quahtteS " te '
Tn. business OF the Denver Land ONCE for the mOnh
pf september was as follows: h0mestSau t ENTRIES
Sso Scres total $50 This large amount Is bs
pbiedy TO the public sales The greater poo t ta pri
lands offered were not soid and are SIN suyoo' " P
The Milwaukee and st. Paul Railroad s SndiH oI l5S
largest depot Iowa 1T DEBORAH Dlmenson y. do "
feet, with JOx25O feet platform. They eApee' W Wv "
p',c meetines are now being held in West Roxbnry
10 advance the project Of consolidating that tow
The city of Boston. The consolidation VIII very P''
be effected before the next censns IS taken States
Fhcre we're II 1876 Of land sold at the oiVeu ~
One Of tSs most important that has been
eompleted recently is the sale IN CbcSgS o. nEsSee
avenue and Forty seventhst, for the sum OF IA
IN a. bS rate Of 81 CO per lot If no allowance for streets
sTe made INT II the cross taken out IL YOU'D
maxi the cost something $1,000 per lot OF Urine
Thrtytwo thousand Of land IN Kansas were sold
socently to the OF an Engsh colony Oh
f2DO families 1t is mostly rolling prairie land ana Is III
Dne body lying from four 10 twenty miles rom tne o
of the Kansas Pacific Railroad, northwest OF SuCon
Iaty The average price was s. IS per acre kghteeh
nembers of the colony have already arrived anu 0o
neneed the Improvement OF the lands. 49, A..
party Of Northern have purchased the entire ,
ahornton estate containing 1890 acres at ThornIono
htaton on the Alexandria, Loudon, and Hampshire baI
road. in the county Of Fairfax; Va for slSOOOo 20 he
tract Is 10 be divided into small lots, and town 70 20
d upon the property after the plan OF Vlneianu "
kew-Jersey. -, ,,ao PARK
The parks in London now as follows: by9e LaaA,
containing sSS acres; KensingtOD Gardens, 800
Green Park, including Palace Gardens lV rtnd nom
James Park. These only sePrateu =, cog
sach other by walks roadways. and CONTAIN ~ u" ap
Regents Park contains 42 acres I 10 ~ -,
165 acres Batersea Park, 2S5 acres; Greenwon
acres: KeDsinRon Common, IS acres soutnwa Ma aSss
about 100 acres; Finsbury PARK, lo acresi Al al" '
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

A j. BLEECkER, AuctiOneer.
ROSS e. Co.'s PRINT WORKS,
on THE DELAWARE RIVER. NBw-JBRSbY,
AT STOCKTON,
on THB CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD.
BLEECKBR, son Co will sell at AUCTION on TuHSDAi
Oct 49, 1859 the premises, the Print Works belonging 10
Ros, miles Camden ~ j. embracing about he acres
building 5Orl0o having four brstcsss printing ma
chimes steam machine and blacksmith shops panograpboom
sngs house sbJ M sppaenDces belonging pnt works Also
The situation unsurpassed ypg opposite
Richmond N j. where coal be .wsys obtained sser
pnee than at most points Being so near we co. 90 W
obtained goods and from the markets OF New
Yoi machinery for printing readily be dis
factory adapted other purpose The property
new and u good repair. Maps at n Cedarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

All who have real estate for sale or to let
those desiring TO purchase rent such property
will find it TO their interest advertise In TEE TRIBUNE
Is aggregate circulation exceeds that of any
paper and in addition to this advantage THE TRIBUNE
will DO found only NewYork and all s cities and
villages but every State and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as brief Will
allow of the advantages claimed being made clear to she
reader We would especially dwell the fact shat the
subscribers for three editions OF THE TRIBUNE DAILY
Semi Weekly and Weekly comprise individuals in every
profession consequently advertisements in each
read by all classes THE TRIBUNE dsvotea especial
attention TO reports Of saes Of real estate both in city
and country thus adding greatly 70 the value Of its col
umns advertising medium The charges for sdver
tisug follows: DAILI TRIBUNE Is cents per line
for each insertion WEEKLY TRIBUNE, "a per Ine eEHI
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, Is cents per line. About words Of
wide columns aver aline. Terms cash in advance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
Sut.icm Sab, Of 3rsl Gsfat,.

Sutton Sails Of 3taI Gsiai,.
APsl4s Il S Sg1r.s an 4 MatI crrro
A UCTIOS SALE OF a. VIII, VILLA SITES.
500 CITY LOTS,
IN THU cry or
PLAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY
Beautifully located the Pe,n The Got o. the bas hnse Of
ADRIAN H. MULLER. =. r. WILKINS g. Co.
WILL SILL AT AUCTION ON
TUESDAY, OCTOBER IL,
at u O'clock m,
THE PREMISES.
tbs ABoyEDEsCRIBED PROPERTY
WASHINGTON PARK.
RocKvIEw, MApLE, WILLOW. MAGNOLIA. AND CEDAR.
AVENUES.
in the city Of
PLAINFIELD, NEW-JERSEY,
half q mile from he depot Of the Central Railroad:
Washington Park consists ola large tract Of land set apart by Tue
0'n'f' '0' '"' ''''' SUBURBAN RESIDENCES,
and under the most ' aGSiSs 5f' SSISsScEs
'0a' saaAH,se sELBGPT AND cHoICR NBTGHBORHooD
There property Offering in the market which combines so
many ose purchasers greater iuducemen the Prn'
. ', ''"I''' ~ 49,, ACCESS AccEssIsMTIrr'
twelve trains to If i T%TEEMs hseaGrHrULsEss
The p.te,u which situated beng as, und' s Dp1
pure br.cng mountain entirely free from swamp sal.
meadows fever and having sub'oii oil gravel We
u'''0'o BEING IN THE CITY OF PLANFIgLD. -,
. P' a1s. S. Ss"iaSs
no cheaper. than in thus combating the
o9 KIN 's s%Y %s6 GAs6EuR OF SCENERY
NESS OF NBIGHBoRHOoD being immediate vicinity Of f
& IL c 81
ample ' all necessary s.raen and NE%
$Ts 't s ' Of a SHE WILL s VERY w
TRANSPORTATION 70 and from The sale Gree of special 'r.s
suctioneers. No. Pinest. (aJoJD
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gsttarcs anS Sglsttings.

/ ,ECTURE COMMITTEES throughout the
try should send for circulars AMERICAN LITERARY
BUREAU No la kassxus ke~Yor The BuIean mskes
NO CHARCB WHATEVER TO LECTURE COMMITTEES
aud has an nnedpad list OF e1ers muan
ana ersrI essfseer iseeany Justin Mccarthy Mark T~s Rev.
Wm " nhhurs (he Blni Preaohe Baayard Artist HruU
vneess Dr. Hayes W. gaou Olive hogan. Kate field Lee
sng h9pe la chsia OsesDysn Prof Youmans saxe Tag
lor Missci. ecns Pp) Weston the Peesaa Hutehsson Pany
VIM Pope Mr. Mrs Leggets shakespern Rshessa Pref
Raymond Nichols Mrs Aes Mss hseonbe and nearly hundred
others A:o Rev R9es ven popular eeure. ARM nis
made Lowest possible rates for Asoespons Metro
potns Committees will end the Bureau specially ycesbIe bs
mi orr Of Advertising, hill posting
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
A. J. BLEECKKR.
EXECUTORS SALE
Ia OF
MAGNIFICENT PROPERTY

WESTCHESTER COUNTY, NETWORK.
ESTATE OF THE LATE CHRISTIAN DBDBREh
BLRBCKER son Co. will sell at auction on THURSDAY,
Oct IL O'Clock at the Exchange Salesroom Ill Brosdsy
T. BY order Executors valuable farm Of the late Christian
Of Yonkers Weschester Co.
containing 76 1000 sdvautsgou' situated for d'ihoo into
II miles from Tnetshoe station
on Harlem and bounded BY the Centre. Boulevard the
Hghwsy Mes Rsheck Puriv kne Shea and
Mrs Lent farm probably he most superb OF
any Westche County overlooking the whole eouEt In e'y
good sos,oy dwelling house on the
dwelling two barns hay she'd aud other ont
I've oths farm are tine orchard "i grated
and residue mostly In meaaos IL 10
only one mile from Railroad and -four miles from fonk
- Village.
iii he overwhelmingly WIN. z. DBDERER,
" DRDRRER. SkIecatOrs
HARVEY DEDERER,S
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gtuOkIpx Tsal 6stat Tor SAX.
Sons asIana graI Estate for Salt
mIsttb,sta Guuntp 9,aI Gstat, for sal,.

nor SALE-A COUNTRY SEAT, containing
the river at Ssvburh Is inmates noLI % bsyn
ard a. hours RewYok; good brick dwelling carnage ~
grounds abundance Of fruit ana views. land
dy healthy; splendid river mountain and ianIaps
productive wellwsed, and surrounded by hsGLas,
For particulars apply to BALDWIN IRWIN, % LIoeISe
GREAT BARGAIN for desirable PLAC ";
6ve mnutes yk from Depot hewa'en H. sood
house bouse OF land plenty o. da 70 nSR
easy AnV, 1a
Harlem 10 rooms Owner 4 hENIh no. Ioi u'.ou' -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09

CUsT0N housH. NoKyoLK. Va. - }
CoLLHcroks Oyuos Sept n 1899
I AM AUTHORIZED by the Hon: GEO: 8.
BOUTWELL, Secrstsr 9th. Treasury, "a edsr FOR SALE a.
PUBLIC ASCTIOs TUESDAY October H. 1902 S' Ca's0u'
House. Norfolk, o. u b'eoek IN,
TlIB OLD uStrRD STATES
MARINE HOSPITAL PROPERTY
Sltn,tsd " sshbgi on Point 10 the County ofNorisf
building three hight and constructed in the
The LOS fronts the Elisabeth River 30 tss
ohes frontage side streets and 10 foot asJ
the entire prem being nco 81 sh solid bdok wall
property beautifully located veil adapted for hrst
c,, ls.iomy public ard with small outsJ
e house could nosrn thereby making OF tue most beas
uful sni atrretT. priv,ts residences In the State
situation erceeni views cas- he bad OF the iur
% the Elizabeth River beos Caney Island
premises, from hsr close proximity the e' Of Norfolk who're
rapidly Advancing makes most desirable n'sment
and xsl worthy the attention Of capitalists
TERMS or SALE;
Three ou.rd dollars $4,000 the day ofsae the blse
the
ii. twelfth h) January 1870 sh interes. from day sale
until paid ,-------. -.
failure Of the purchaser 10 make the payments az
involve OF phymeats
already made All made subject the OF the Seo
Treasury the Department reSeryDs the right 70 reject any
or ali bids the Interests OF the Government 70 do
certificate will be successful bidder The se-
b the Secretary Of the Treasury and the deed
eutst when the lsst psynrnts shall have been made
plan descriptive OF the above property Gao be upon eass al
this omee. LEWIS '" "hbb ''heot"''
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MONDAY OCTOBER 18th,
NJ Y w X ~ r. r.
OLYMPIC THEATER.
" TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY.
TWO PERFORMANCES THIS DAY. -
MATINEE AT O. EVENING Al
NITiNRE AT EVENING AT g.
THE STREETS OF NETWORK.
WITH ALL EBW SCENERY AND WONDERFUL EFFECIs,
Embracing the following great east; .
BADGER (Is original chArsctsr). MI j. K hORIlMER
CAPT. PAGRWEATHBk. BIT J. - oICDLEl'
Mr. PUFFY this srs. appearance bes) Mr. HAIKU HUH.
Livingston. MIR Gee Becks Bob....ME o. ketchnm
Bloodgood MI O. Johnson Paul M H. Cunninghsm
Aida Original ehsrsceF). Miss ELIZA NEWTON
Mrs PUFFY Tier 6rs appearance bere). Mira Is Wight
Mrs ParNeather. Mira I. j. Hind Lucy. Miss l. Vnng
MATINERS AT ., WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS =.
MANY GREAT NOVELTIES ARE IN ACTIVE PREPARATION
FOR IMMEDIATE PRODUCTION, including
EKW ESskTIONlL DRAMA.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-09
Qrntistrp.

DLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY, and JOB
ID PRINTING supply everything line at low prices Or
ders solicited. FRANCIS LOuIkEL. % haacFLAns.
WM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 104 FultOn-st.
w STEAM JOB PRISTE2S and LABEL hAhufACTuh'
The national Republican., 1869-02-06
PROPOSALS FOR ARMY TRANSPORTATION.
HEApaUAnInns pnIAhynrsr OF DAHorA,l
.ooySioa cWhs aukHrrasisIsR,

81. PluL, miHE,. Nov. ~, 1903 y
ssss ,:S sas Ger aSsi SSs
nss s q. e stscue fuiy ard tsirl IN .l y.
siiSa n V; gss:$ psRsfi%ssI
iVr ihs p.is n sY9sass nesi ~, SEin9ias
Sat.ids q 20 limlt. sHbIIe,d 81 tho present eon
tSs sniirs bi.tris, namely ~ tue '''fi' contract Of
Az .hat h Par, Of Msnta5t iasiuaed In the Depart
E SR ss Ss
IIsIy 0b.,st!o1s wii5Ln that part 81 Montana Terri
Mo9,sSs SS r. sisii moi exceed ave million pounds.
bidder. Nl state ,ss n: hundred ,
ths year, , commencing April !. lsts, aud ending
BIDDER sSosld give their name, in full. as we'll
aSeS Ss sy OsS ..Isd e s
.,.s sS1,Ess, !hs hauling 20 the
eose seass % b. ss,e.a q M marty
good aud espt soepriiy furni shed BY said party
IN accordance with the terms of this adveftiss.
hI sas q sS s be /; bonds
Satisfactory evidence Of the solveney OF each
bidder and person offered as security will be re-.
: -Proposal. must be indorsed Proposals for Army
Isai.pogIs9'n na' 10 Ne, hont,nn" .nd Pons gl be en-
SaiisSsh,s of .sIs aSy,nissmsnnp @ ST%p' with the re-
The party to whom an award is mado must be
prepared TO exeeute the contract at once aud 10
Ance Of the contract.
The risht 70 reject any and all bids that may be
The contractor must be In readiness for service
By the hrst day Of April, 1892, aud will be required
may be communicated with promptly and readily,
for the transportation In the District OF Mouta na
such other point as may be indicated as the start.
Ing point in said District
shay, noptaps Territory. 6y CAPTAIN y; L. Con;
February 10, 1862, by the ulSersis1Sa -
n, n ~ o.,u .; D. HoLABlRD,
tor Department Of Dakota decl-td
The national Republican., 1869-02-06
Matiuual @spablitatl.
AmUsRmEHrs.


NATIONAL THKArRx.--The romantic drama
Of "ours" was again produced last evening
at the National, and the audience was large
and evidently well pleased. This play has
some very good sentiments, and not few
pleasing effects. There arc some drolleries
in its composition, which II Ia easy TO see are
the touches Of that lamentcd humorist, Ar
temus Ward. Tho piece 10 well cast the
acting generally good the scenery well got
up. A matinee will be given this afternoon,
at . O'Clock, when the Lancashire Lass "
will be exhibited. Tho Zavistowskis are
underlined for Monday night.
MErzERorr HALL.-Two nights Of opera
are promised us at Metserott's on wednes-
day and Thursday evenings Of next week,
when there will be produced Rossini's de-
llghtful opera Of the ''Barber Of Seville, !" and
Donizettl's opera bouffe, ''Don Pasqualo."
The sale of tickets will commence on Mon
day morning at Metrerott's music store.
CAsrKnBuRr.-Thls place Of amusement
Is keeping It's onward way. Sheffield and
Dan Howe have been the principal attrac-
tions the past week. Tho Inter closed his
engagement last evening. Several pleasing
novelties are underlined for next week.
The national Republican., 1869-02-06
TINTED STATES MAILS.
NORTH CAROLINA.
Posr ORYIcR DEPARTMENT.

Posr OFFICE DEPARTNENr,(
WAsHIEurOs, January Z 1850, !
e. Proposals for conveying the mails Of the United
States from July ], lb69, to June ~, ISL, on the
foll9yinG routes 10 the State Of North Carolina,
wlIi be TeSslyed a! the cSnLEaet Once q this Do
eided by April % following
b2ll From Washington, by Belleyiew aud swif
Island, to Newbern, 30 miles and back
three times week
Leave Washington Monday, Wednesday and
Friday At an.
Leave NewbeTn Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday at AN.
Arrive at Washington by Ipm.
back, once week
Leave smithheld Thursday At2pm.
Arrive u EiSyStiSR BY pm;
Arrive al smithnsid BY ii m
b2lS From FAir Blun, by ConwhYbOTo, and Bucks.
Vile, TO Georgetown, (S C,) n miles and
back, once week,
Bidders to propose schedule,
62l5 From Newport BY sAhdeIn' Store and Petit,
foId's, TO Pelletier's Mills, . miiOS and
Bidders . propose schedule Of departures and
arrivals
The accepted bidders will be repaired to take the
test oath, ~
For forms Of proposal. guarantee and certificate.
aud also for instrueons As to the 10 BE-
SpSTsssSd 6rtSS ~ ne contract see aaysItisemsnl
PooR mall s:rsiS. SPS tdhate
foand a. the principal post ohiees.
seribed mai Proposals for North Carolina, and
addrebsedto the Second Assistant PosimAster Gen !.
erai ALEX. W. RANDALL,
ia|fThH Postmaster osAsFil.
The national Republican., 1869-02-06
Proposals..
5RoFosIIs ron SUBSISTENCE sToREs.

HKapa,ts DnT. IsDIAr TrrsIroRr. oPPfon,
fm,y s,r asss. S9ss,siths Z O., ,sSss,sfsssE, q ,.
ea pres.s., Ss sSlies,s. 'a ai H j. ss sss.l.d
=: :l..r f'' sfss Stss''ii g.
.HfToRr GIBSON, oHsRoKRr NATION, l. t.
'sSSS 9S.S% pSnnSS. psS ~ q fiSar' ...
9.o9 pounds Of salt. f . .a.
"%o 20 BiSil. BsrTsl. 81 81 fGIssA ff5SsssAr' n".H-
And Corn Meal In such auantitIe. a. may be re-
bsas q ssSfss i6u. l. Ssif ssa 70 as Sa, Pt; S
ssfollovs lY 900 pounds 70 be put up ia Barrels
aeabis sussi and sotich .ssslins, " q
The BACON Q ~ 2 b o. nr.. q a.slity and put up .:
ssSns SSa5a ;.s Fi ssoSi S f p:usa a9s
fosy. SAT- @ g 3 Sts. & ga. s'ss s. md ss SS
pounds In double sacks Of Eunny saeklnE and cot.
u fss 'v'iHkaAR to b. Of b.., quality. and mad. Of
yhisky q ful, strenSth. and q BE- put up a. fol-
sss., sSss ss Z s:s: SOD us all q
e: y !. .s %STs ,As z SaP
'fFi Z RiEf s n
up In barrels OF sacks Ike the hour as may be re
T.: :. q e :t:.s sS
.: q: sSs Ss \ .sa s q
quantities - may be required, until tha ist dsy Of
December. lsee - which time The whole sIaouat Of
the article or articles contracted for must be sup
Gsamplss Of articles tsrcept mcst.) must accom-.
psny the proposals., in boxes or bottles. and not In
bach bid mus, be accompanied By a good and sun .
Client guarantee from Two or more persons, twhose
loyalty and solveney is certified by q clerk Of q
court Of record,) setting forth that they WILL In the
emily for ths fsitSfai p:fiornsass o. tSs s.ms 80
The name and place VI resldenuo of each bidder
10 proposal viii s. sntsrtained unless ssti,fae-
torily represented hst does not fully comply with
the terms of this Advertisements
n, prsposa,s y msy 20 fOr the whole or any part Of
%ss. Ges,s x. : :. N
misssry General of subslstsnee, D. g. Army. and
the right is reserved % reject any or all bids
All stores delivered win be suhjeetto . Tlsid In
Psymspts upon the contracts awarded will be
made monthly In current funds. or as soon As the
same shall have been received.
Bidders are Invited to be present at the opening
ofproposals. which will take place on the day md
hour above specified. Blanks for proposAls, and
bonds will DO furnished on to this oioe.
PIoporsls must be plainly lndorsed Proposals
for Subsiseucs Stores, and addressed to the Chief
Commissary n subslstsnee. District Indian Terri
BY order Of Brevet Major Gen. 3. II. gIierson
Byt, Lieut.. Col, and A. Q. M, u. s, A'C. g. g.,
Dist Indian Territery. jane.td
The national Republican., 1869-02-06
NOTES.

Proposals must be to carry the mails with ''ce.
lerly, certainty and security. " using the terms
OF the lazy, and they must be guaranteed by two
responsible persons, certified TO as such BY post
master or Judge Of a court OF record.
NO pay VIII be made for trips not performed,
and for each OF such omissions not satisfactorily
explained three times the pay OF the trip may be
deducted, For arrivals 80 far behind time as to
break connection with depending malls, and not
sutheiently excused one fourth Of the eompepsa- l.
ton for the trip Is subject TO forfeiture Fines will
be imposed, unless the delinquency be satIsfactO-
rly explained for neglecting to take the mail from
or into post otheei for suffering It to be inluTed
destroyed, robbed or losti aud for refusing, afer
demand, to convey the mail as frequently as the
contractor runs, or Is concerned in running, ye-
heles on the route. The postIaastsT Gsass~s -,ey
Annul the contract for disobeying the post ofhce
laws, or the Instructions Of the Departm mt. He
may alter the schedule Of departures and arrivals,
aud also order an increase " service by allowing
therefor a pro rata increase on the contract pay.
He may also cuTtail or discontinue the service In
whole or 10 part, St = proportionate decrease Of
one month . extra eonpensation on the amount OF
ton fer the service retained and continued. Bids
should be addressed to the ''Second. Assistant
State Of Arkansas, and sent by mail.
For forms of proposals, sc, g.. and other informa-
ton, see advertisement Of October ~, 1855, and OF
this date, In pamphlet foTmI at the principal post
Offices ALEX. W. RANDALL,
fegru'4t Postmaster General.
The national Republican., 1869-02-06
TuE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

on and Sf,sr SUNDAY l1'4 Nay, 1850. three daily
ing and PaTkeIsburg, as follOws;
BALTIMORE daily {exeept sunday Al s;iS a., m;
ns?O inh p M WExPREss FRiiS H viii s.Ss sS9l daly
texeept SstSrdayl at9:S p. IN. These trains con.
VS. %ss. soSRWss, R and and NorSWss. lot all points
WINCHESTER ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIN
leaves Baltimore daily al il0p n. Except sun
(sundAys exceptedJ at 800 =. IN, Connecting at
Frederick junction with train for Frederick and
at HAgerstown Junction with train for HAgers.
THB ELLIcoTT,s MILLS TRAIN leaves Balu-
RstaratSS leaves Tlio6s Mills al 7iSo sSa il To
a. n and 4'sISHa FoR iHilAdERsTowN.
Leave Baltimore at $50. n. and i;l9P. m ,eon- :
1eeting a. HageIstown Junction with Washilg.on
$40 and II a. N arriving n Baltimore At iOG a.
m' Aha $50 p FOR WINCHESTER.
EiyiPE At Winehsster Al ;i5 ard rs p, N. Return.
Ing lshys Winehsstsr at . and iO;Sa a m arriving
In Baltimore = fdR 5l Y S%slshihNSdaft5SSp Il III hSa t5S p NJ
Leave Baltimore at 80, :O5, SGD and s;ij a. IN
and FRSM SRSM " " &HshffSSSRoRR FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 7 and sa. m, and l2 2O, .,
49, ! and $50 + fFdR Il ANNAPOLIS
Leave Baltimore at 7;O5 a. IN. and i:l5 D. IN !
Trains leave AhnapSli. A. S;CS 4, m aniSi6p, N.
Leave Baltimore Tor Mas6iasIon at $50 and 20
a. "A. anq sad i;S. s Z S sad LsS'o "'na"UN
ss.s apply . y,F ENGLAND. GSoSt. 6anSSa
''"'''' ~ JOHN L. WILSON.
Master Of Transportation.
L, NJ COLE, General Ticket Agent.