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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

Tar ''SoRosIS' OK DRESs.-At a
recent meeting OF the New York
Sorosis,' Mrs. Croly Jenny Junel
offered the following, which was
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That vi hat Women want
most al all Is freedom freedom 10
10 and to be-that at present they
are born slave, 10 habit, 70 custom.
tn prejudice, 10 fashion, aud finally
4, laws, which are made To govern
women, but not the human being.
Resolved, That as one step we add
Nnvate freedom in dress. not neces-
~ssrilX a reform, not at all a uniform,
but freedom IN " taI the useful, the
convenient, or the beautiful, a taste
and inclination dictate, without ref
erence IL whether the style - of YES
terdaN OF last year.
Resolved, That we neither con-
denim fashion nor ignore it. hat use
lt II il suits n, OF act Independently
ri il If that suits as better.
Resolved. That committee he
formed to take up the question of
,ircSS, discuss il. and prepare a paper
upon II, Ia he read At the next reou-
Tar club meeting.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
PIANOS ON TIME

Bfsp'S Z f->JIIf ar MIS-, Chieaeo f,i,t,! !.
- Pl1ns.- "U time \ sts,si / inoani down s.,ia
the balance IN monthly pa iHenI3. eSf.n,t,t
.oyeEsne ri Two. years. W eitefieisHa ss,.el-
men at Terms aHsi prices.
\ good sc 0uq- t.4sasl i .ilT1u, Warranted
iiHs=S eAr-, from. Sg-Dfa ; -
TerlnS-s59 or 50 down b4laiiec s2ol.ef fn,Htl
until paid for.
y H-w Piano, medium SIT. 1-ectaye
rosewood rasc- tEe., warranted is
>, WI NJ 90 So fgf7.
III paid
\ very strong. substantial Piano. with
Iise itssisl.. work ana good q f..-ar
case, can b.. aiast FROM sr4t,.<-s<
rEIBs-ss5 d"sn: sIallce SIS ,,,-r month ifg,-
ia gsssi.
a Est-ciz1ss fusf r4nae.t, from lt a..
IerIss-ss5 ~ sl9o tio1ss. h.l4-.nee - 5s.-4
Baoa Tia
The very l.s tssaso range from SEQ 10 t.
I.anls--slssJ doaH; 80 la so per month ts7
balance.
: we4also fainisA lIaaas ~ 50 pr month nm
tii ssi for tild riiasr,az fa1en - 8iayuest a.,
recr ones 1888
/, IlSsc 20 Ws-h Tnriher Inlol1a-tl...a IN re-
gard 10 his Inatler. vrsis Io H,sslIs
frNrfr az aCsfc : u AZ barn -tC-s1 ! i...
$50
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
q -
THE TIDE OF TIME

Down the tide OF time Mere drifting.
Drifting through this vale OF tear.
Aud our feeble nature Failing,
fuiling with the fight OF yeagst
Scenes that once were 50 enhancing
FL our hearts, forever flown
While old age keeps advancing,
And the tile of time rolls on.
" here are now the friends that gathered
Round the peaceful hearthstone then
Tome beyond the awful river,
Never TO return again
O'er their graves the grass is growing,
o'er their memory fits clOun;
" lille Tor precious seeds we r. sowing
We shall only reap siroud.
IS here are all the hopes that chceret. Us
through the sunny years of youth
Where the love tcit 80 sndeared "
10 the good OLD parent roof
ts1ns forever, noneht Is lett Us
b4tt tire hol-. Ia meet again,
~ hen grim death, Who 80 ber,n US.
Bears as from the haunts al msn-
0ll 'tis sad 10 stand IN muslng
Oh the dismal Shores Of ine
List ming 10 the ileafy echoes
81 the death En.ii'5 solemn chime
adder stu, nay, cen diamayinE,
" hiie Cur outh = IA as bloom
To remember there 3 Ho stay mig
Death 3 dread Summons IL the t"Ini''
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
GOLDEN

They areas certain alike in OLD chronic ease
as ior recent attacks of the boye disorders FuE
direction FOR the treatment accompany each
package Inc waters afr sent by lnaII 10 amy
address securely wrapped, on receipt OF -, 90 a
package, or ) packages tof $500, By CoilIns'
Efpthet's' St LOUIS, sole agents tor the L s. who
VIII send also 10 any address free, a ClTculA
letter from Prof. Edw Ben, descriptive of this
remedy and It's origin. All letters confidential
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

THE PRACTICAL. BEAUTIES OF
MORMON zPOLYGANiS.-As Gentle
woman in Utah lately gave a CORES :
pendent ofthe Cincinnati CONNER
cial this little, but telling sketch OF
the practical workings of the Nor
mon system
"Now there's Eph. Roberts over
| there-pointing To a stone house,
near Tie mountain brought :,
treal young, delicate--sife from New
| York, now eenf on sixteen years
| ago, and she worked hard, tell you;
why. I've known her Ia do all her
own work when Eph. had three
| hands aud the thrashin' machine at
| his house, and sometimes she works
out in the field, bound wheat and
| raked may, which, you know, il aw-
| ful on a delicate New York woman
faint as il she'd been raised To- il,
| like we folks-and after all, just last
year, Eph. went and married :notit-
| or woman, Il real young one, moi
over twenty, and don't YOU think,
! this spring She Knocked Maria :
that's his first wiie-down with the
churn-daSher and scalded her. Eph
STOOD b.. aud lust said Go in, Luce
Kill her IL You can. IL All started
| about a churn too. Both wanted to
butter MAS a little SLOW :, coming
and they got mad, and luce strucl
her, and then snaJched the dc
right of the stove and poured hot va,
ter on her feet; SO she fell down W hei
she tried To run out. And what wa.
theresult, finally? Well, Maria Ief
hilnS oil eourse,she had ", on lie Kill
ed 2 / [ 'sssA cry nice, though, for the
men. / have Il dozen chances t.
! uarry old Mornlons, but LAW !
wouldn't give that for all of en-.
Why, Just turn things around, AN,
let a WOMAN have two or three men
and see how they'd lik" that. Their,
wouldn't ibe no murderin' done il
these parts, oh, no! And | reckon
a woman has rs fine feelins' ass:
man. tell you, If my husband ey
er Joins 'em, or tries To get anothe
wife, that day iii hunt another q n
tile. Bet yo}ir life on that
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
"A Great Blessing.

from Rev. 1. r Ward, Avon. L"raii''' ''''''
~, OHIO
MsS1TS. SIR.sN.f Il AftAif gEOAGs
Druggists, oIeS elaIidr -. 49,. I'd.
tfeBtlensn: 1t gives ass great pc i7s,'.ozf.f
staie That ny vile has derived glr--i 81.
from The uSe OF Goes Dy5ibePSla 'i'' - q
tl:e5 been Tor a number OIL years Frettl5 to-
With Dyspepsia accompanied Win 10
paro aIiis. oi s41usi IIl.atl6u iiISh :"
81 her than she was al the while, Tor ~
unable g., In anything. SHf TOOK 81 -
stance ..,,ssss 1ysneI,si, llrc and has eieF!'
GREAT BtStFfI FROM II, :td - ,,,,t-
coHp,ssa4v we'll. >hr fegaids -l'7
e4nt.-sis - great blessing. a, ,pp
t Truly YOURS, l. r
Han II l.a.S
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

DIsKFNS says I have know N
vast quantities of nonsense talked
about bad men not looking YOU in
the face Don't trust that conVen-
tional idea. Dishonesty will stare
honesty out of countenance any day
in the week, if There j. anything 10
he soG hV IL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

\ WOMAN ia Rochester went ia
church Sunday evening, talsin" hrf
baby with her. She fell asleep. The
infant rolled OF her lap, and slraiten-
nag itself up sat with puckerrd I'm
looking in amazeinent at her doing
mother. The congregation laughed
and the. minister had To stop preach
fttts sa -
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

The impression somewhat preva-
lent that soft corn il better for fat
fening stock tlian the fnatured por-
ton has nothing in nsture 10 cup
port IL.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
:33181
DELL'S GOLDEN WATERS ar

l. Fill - tto1IbfIN F" Ar Eho are
- an English remedy OF great ami fully de
served reputation Tor the permanent cure Of "a
diseases ut The gtnerattye organs. 1onorriica.
elect, E'uOr Aibfs, Sprrfu1tDfriss, structure
and weakness 1T debility OF t:fG parts. since
their nrst introduction IN TINS country, then
sale has been ~!pldiv increasing and almost ca
tifetX wlihout ttiS Using and upon their -
actual merits 1hey can be fully relied upon
nearly mIallblc- The waters differ from all
other remedies iot these complaints, being SAT.
Al all times ;pufely yegctal- and pleasant 10 use.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

Conceit i To nature what paint y
Ia beauty; il is not only needless, bat
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

WHY He LEFT THE FARM
correspondent of the Northern Farm
er, in telling why he left the farm lor
for the lack 81 Interest which 50
many jake in farming operations.
lie says: T-
Tie principal one Is that it i too
often the case thst Young men are
brouSht up on the farm t. i period
vergine on manhood without having
the least idea of the world, toiiing
inceSsantfy from morning till night,
week in and week out, year In and
wear cut. with no opportunity of OH
tanning an education, or are not sup
piled with the reading 20 mold their
minds ana fit them 10 guide them
clear of obstacles thatclu,ter around
the inexperienced entering upon the
course Of = Farmers life. -
Now. If ont Of ten men brought mp
an this manner three sci tie down on
The farm, IL i ten chances la one If
they do not make the poorest OF
farmers: always patteruiug after tiie
modes that their fathers folloss ed
dun ng their lives. AMI never open Ia
convict ion i'm regard 40 any way be-
ing possible tn derive those benefits
from farming otherNise than by The
sweat af the brow-an,l al the cX-
1eHse-u the musefea hot knowing,
or apparently ignoring The fact that
brains Seg. made 10 cooperate with
muscle IN all labofs upon th.. f:srnl
I.1oTe titan in other place
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

No man * 50 learned but ne may
be taught; neither is any one -. IL
Iiter1te but that he may teach
There is "A s.,ciety In Paris f.r th.
pr,a.a CATION of useful insects
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

Go SLOWLY Ia the entertainment of
Thy friends, bat quickly IL their mis-
fortunes.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES aid@th


Messrs. Drake * co. proprietors % the Plat
alton Etrersl gire The largest Importers OF Cdii-
sava Bark in ibis country, and that, with the
exception efan occasional sales w iaey i'm
porI is used ia the eompoAn.iins 81 the esle-
brated Plantation Bitfers-to which they M
,lotiYte,ilv are Indebted for their wonderful
healtb-restorires properties As a tonic and
appetizer they are not surpassed. ami sve checl-
fully recoInmend ihem- a. s.irsl-o.ts' drug
gists keep them Tor sSlea h.Es
M,exortA WATER superior TO am best ina
ported German to.osnt. .i'd 500 a h'ii ne
price.
LtsT OF PATENTS issued from tue United
states Pasen: Onlce Tor the week ending Dec.
-. 1858. and each bearing that ,iate; officially
reported tlirougl-tfe Western Patent Agency
of IIerthei 4 Cos Successors TO Raadoiph
Hcr,hel. Patent solicitors and Attorneys, OPP
posite the Post once, Third street, 81 Louis,
No: - AI--osfaIs
Geo IL Garrett, asSIgUrrs " - louis
molittlin nI3a.
| (harIes j .Iacksop, 81. L0aIS, Eitets --s q 8.
Thomas Pendersast, s Louis pole fsr n9rse
cars. ILLINOIS -
| Roger Sandilord, Joliet, Land roilcrss
| ChSirIes / Griain, Rosrville, scythcs.
| Matthias Scale gel, 81 Jacob, not ak ste -.
| David 7. Bartlett, Rockford, waiter nc'4~.
| \ Haitian. Monmouth, c"iniae5t sect 3 ''vel'
j 4 n Collins, Ke5kuG. fjli4 oidlls
| Jill il5lrbaus i Washing h,-ls tSien AZ ana
strengthening ion horse coliais-
Alien : Ballard, Mount Pheasant. see cream
non ! fiauck. i5w.5 :. loyjSg SIR Importing
| wagon tongues is.lfs De
| -NEF.EA~ A.
| tfhSir , Potter omaha, farm @atcs
-a. 81 I'd. .. ASH
4 IAKp.-A clergyman, while re-
siding ia south Amcricd as missionary, dis
covered IL fe anal simple refits y tpf iit etlt
| OF nervous Weaknr5s early DECAY, Diseases o.
thturinart an8 seminal organs, aud me lViioh
train oI disorders brought 90 By baneiul ahe
| vicious habits Great numbers have been ctitea
by tnls EObIa remedy Prompted bN ue7lt'
To benefit the aifilctrd AMI unfortunate, 4 N II
, | send the recipe Ion preparing a"d hafhE ttit
ntrCileine III 4 sealed Envelope. 10 anI one Mn
| ufetis n free OF charge Address Jos ph i
lntaan station II, bible House, \. J city.
se>p.loi. c,rcalarto - ". hent% Co, Pont
lac, III.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
GOOD for so Many Diseases.
Ivy One Bottle.

!; l. RI f1.tti l., of t.ii-1n. III say 90 81
bass been trOtbi,-t Will tlIstaSe of the Lid
nvya LOT Two ear have tried several eIut-
H~Bt ply .irfaH-, brL they never stfcct,rted ~
riirytfhg ear" air. j pIvkcTei Insisted GA
Ius trying u bntII.- OF " ia: "a I.I. : bought
hoftie, and before I had used a srCnnd
one VAS ~ heart ils.i had been Ipr ye:iIs,
dtp know u has dome it- more good than eN.<
- thing ela''i even tfiSdtf cannot dnni. q
it tGn hI4hig-f
= EtMBoW. -ef o.It'cn1 M say. -
has l'..et iL,a,b-i With IS spezsi.t and weak
1if'th.tsti i3i 5piuc iifns, and nave TIRED sup
ittsse all shtfis ol patent incsiic4heSE serlnE an
advertisement 81 Ibr. trouk " ine d Tar 4
c"frcih'tcd iUhy II. ana before / bad used one
b"ttis .'',tld ie-i futfet iiii ehaEge, and by
TIE Lane had used the second iottl, hall IN 4
i"it ithr anew man. would reeaThun-na ali
si'' a" ~ aPsptiS To 90 ae AMI Lay = boz
fe"i III r3nf la 81 I4f lsi4 80
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

IOSEPH i. WANGI.ER, Success
y or 10 tantW eli y Nauglcr, manufactures
Of Steam IiUii,ra 81 cyor- description, Lard
ami siIi 1;Iil-a, CooIcrs, t.ottt.-s, Paus, Sc-
lzu, ali Kinds Of su-.-f ito4I WORK and pairing
titofnftiv attended to ~ have hand the
LAH,.,sf As=lsl MENr-tN r4E WEsI-pi scopHd-
h.id boilers, Two, toi.t. FIYc and StN- Flu, A.
uf'NaTtgHt- i.it=ttis ANA tti iIHrlrts- iuJAi3f
EoipT4s. bright lt Fults,ltit., perfect con
4titon, Wifirh NJ oft-r chtapt NJ heiirrs VIII
I've tested l,y a Borier ms peEtor before leaving
th.- shop II desired. Jos. g.. WN\GIfE,
: r. cor. Main and CAN. sts st I.oids, bio
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

Any drngesisf in th.s s.s,uniry VIII l'it 5,,.,
yon tsik,. ie Iroubie inquire. tliiia 49, 9.r.a
that ststyo a bottle Oh ot = IJvsl,eir-ia ii
them. speaks in tie most unqualified ~ 'sf'
ats great medicinal virtues.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
I'M CONSUMPTION.

a. -tliy fojoices that nsr liit. mas l,,,
.inst llr8tsn sesi by liu--usc pi ,r's Cough IL
sam.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
tsoiil i'~iu2 All lit NbAtiLtt~ t:ltlE tLtititttt
in the New. ark trade H..a.
Gents EuTS. SFeE.ii Esus,Ha \ &

in the S.N-N ufA trade 9 .H..-.g..
Gents FAIRS, Sleigh Robes, sc.
Being connected " IN oIfc oil the uf,l-ft hu--
- in the city of New ORR, notwithstanding .,,Iu
own Goods, and
DEALING IN FGRS EXCLUSIVELY,
Can and viii sell ga dealers, better goods. ~
more moderate prices t1au rHev have had them
heretofore. -s.
" are .sp prepared - ttliftis ON 'u~i"lii
eIs vita SILKS, EASsEILs, BUTTONS, and
whatever Ci1g h. wanted ia Our line, by those
who mgnufIciCrc Or do their Own repairs.
We also buy SKINS SHIPPING FURS,
ETC. and VIII II the proper season, Issue QUO
ttaiionSkeefng oar patrons posted .-
HENRY SfEDk Il co.
HG. STRIDE. lGf Lake - thic:,lff m
494 Broadway, y. !.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
cLERG1@MEN
DRUGGISTS.

The IseE- Isa:le Alkei.,, vi \ i4rs ,S rim
6cs ii4ztf Il I'm c,JrtG him, :tlicl Ar '
dies lad failed = -. 81
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

Chickens are artificially fattened
al the Villa Belvedere, Nichy, on "a
|Verv extensive scale, and in a very
cruei manner. In a WelI-aiTcd, Well-
hea ted circular building are arrang-
ed numerous sl,alyes made to turn
upon pivot. The chickens are
placed on these shelves, each fastened
down in its place, With hardly suf1t-
Gent liberty To move its head: \
girl feeds them in the following
manner: A Kind of cloth, called 4
paletof, Is thrown over the victim IN
such way that only its head is felt
free. while the rest of the body il
tightly secured. The girl presses
with sthe left hand, and with the
right she introduces "A Ia be into the
birds throat this communicates, by
means of long flexible pipe, with a
reservoir which contains the mess,
and bN force the desired quantity Of
food i injected. The mess i liquid,
and consists of maize or barley Hour
and milk. When the girl has ied
one shell, she tulas the pivot, and
another shelf comes before her.
When she has fed all the fowls in
the first machine eleVate-s her to
Che second moor, where the same or
Grafton i repeated. When the chick
ems are fat enough for l,stl ket they
are placed ia another uuilding,w here
they pass four-and twenty hours in
utter darkness ana without food.
They are then killed in a scientific
manner they are closely enyeloped
so that they ars aa,bie 10 fiuttcr.
and n sharp little iasur'3ueI4t i in
troduced into the thr-..t, and they
are BLEED tn death. Chickens fatten-
eel IN this way are worth over sixty
cents a pound Land and Water.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

r u R ID Y 5
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20
CONSERVATIVE COUGH
SORE THROAT

Keep Nnur throat wet with the gal=Aui-iIt
hnd Teilt1.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

M.exorJs WATER superior 70 4he best iIii-
ported German to.oSnc, .;i'd sott al h3ii ne
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1869-01-20

sszp.t..i. c.rcuIarlo y. ". kent x Co, Pont-
lac, III.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07


Senator Grimes goes 10 Europe with his
family on the 24th inst.
General George stoneman, U. 8. A., is at
the Ebbitt.
Hon. George Earle, First Assistant Post
master General, entered upon the duties Of
his office yesterday morning.
Senior Romero, 1t is said, Is coming to
Washington on a special mission for the
Mexican Government.
Hon. John Jay, Of New York, Is In the
city.
Laroche is on his way hIther as Minister
from Haytl.
The wife of the British Minister, Thorn
ton, has been very III for several days with
sore throat.
Joshua Hill aud the members elect from
Georgia are still here, trying to arrange the
Georgia complications before Congress ad-
journs.
Among the papers of Madrid which sus-
tain the charge of smuggling against Mr..
Hale, Ia the organ of Marshal serrano, La
Politicd, which declares that 1t knows facts
which 1t describes as hagitlous.
Jubal A. Early has declined compll-
mentary dinner rendered him by his friends
In Lynchburg, Va.
Andrew johnson is expected to speak In
Nashville on Thursday.
Col. c. r. Smith, of Georgia, Is now in
Washington. The colonel was one of the
few men who stood by the Union cause dur
| inc the war UiR name we understand Is
being pressed by his friends for some office
as recognition for services in behalf Of the
Union.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-04-07
PROPOSALS FOR ENVELOPES.


Posr 0PPIcB DEPARrsBxr.l
Sealed PROPOSAL, will be received Al this depart.
asStas a sa'sisps. for he oesi as q po..nss
Saiy Sp,. ss re- s,n..a y Ssnssr sosss.
nj NJ fSaSS d Raa ois Or 4 Lee. ...'Ss'b OK
cifs 10. q. 100000. more or less. 81 by 6x
CIss. No. =. 10000 more or lsss. 81. BY az
CIss. No. l. $4,000, more or less. I BY .
Class No. 8, $4,000. more or less. " By loX
yellow sspsr xIii ss:%sI fhs Sss.. sl.s:s. 2
sclSsed paper I =; may s. fsasIfsd. Of spprSSsd
All he above .msatlotsd envelope. must b, made
sealing apcs he satii. isaaS e he a.p, and nus.
p.fssi. y .xsa;s Y.'s:a 4 !,s;;ScssIS .
I'M, S. M. 4 sss
ma, e sssr %
when s6o o. more envelope. ar. I.sui,ed to Az
strong wSoios boI.. and properly .ddrss:edi
sg Ehs1 less ,h,1 SOP are re lss, I,
.ss1s n such
ti.. =: ny from time e tine ne b ssSsTsS %
e 'S .ilssrei elmer al he posi- oies IL the city
whsre the secsptsd bidder resides, OF al the epys
SPs s's ~: iSS
Bids are also Invited for 20. Oo eiopes more Or
n:fs sSo fS be-: SsSis g TaS q SSs
:sd y S
IL good o,de5 free q Cos. lSr Pas ss
Ss ., beth ~ ~ Afinsy IN a auasa " s -
from time TO Tine may b ordered; -,
separate proposal. will be oon.ldsred for tqrnih;
sS %sfs ' 81 10 ssS,.. Ssa. fiS%
heavy bud Of Msaill. papsr, wiih ;seh prinIin5 %
$sS St5E SsS il. FsSs
Sa.s.Itis. q 400 g sOos .sss: q. Ssi!.Sy = ne
'ft y sS sss snsfsssd TIL. aayer.smon.
STs5 ~ Z. nsS Rec ss Sf COS. r
those for delivery to pOitma'ien to pass as mai
be made % o. sSoa, ihs m q Jaiy n.I, .
vSfes proposals are in1i.sd may b seen % sppii
cation At the principal poet Oess or at the Depart
Bidders arc required to furnish specimens Of tn,
enyelop.s they propose 70 supply and NO bid vii
tuners. aaisd ~ ssti.fastory guarantees.
| The price bid and the quality Of samples sub
miiisd viii be taken into e0n'idsrs'ion In award
Bonds viii Be- reg aired for the faithfui perform
a1ee Of the eontraet, aud all payments under
The Postmaster General reserves the right to Ie
Jet AM 9I AL bids II deemed compatible with tn
bid, mast be endorsed "Proposais foT. ONCE an.
Es'S.afa Lee P.sesso Rss,sope H. sa.
may Be, and "a ifssssd 10 the Third Assistant Post
A' JOHN A. !; GnEswssL I,
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uuv vovu uIvuvrs ".
Msw TSsx Gsii and
respect, Flour dull and nnchs,,nssd, wheat a
S 20, an,s, but s,eaay, soWss e nn, os, gli
FORK quie' eu, re moy sslM 1oid' is'%
gtsr,soss April T nm; mar.
sSU.' sspE sSsS 70 sHy sss f lSssl
pressing on the nkst sna price. continue y,
pny n.m, sspsoHJ ,on ,e,a ~. ta.ds, II
ws.ts,np ssr nps, :; sNS, 40 Estr. a, M AZ. Al
s,'se' DO. Oholse hs' and howafu s'ree' Es'ra
HssIp~.s rsrv dull mi. mornius. but not.
,,h.ssnsn,h s uu,, i,n,,sa asmsns nrices
ere nnasin co., se@s 400 1 Snt we're Of
.Ss ~ mi nn v fsx IN. VA from Al "a sor
M. es Only 10y y az ", 'V ohoin. VIZ.
.in,. 'n"''''""'s '" va" 'o' '"'''' '
cos vas 10 gooe q. snuppy ssnn t %s,y .ns
reeeipm tesenins Is,voo 4usnf h mnn 1890. 80
asy's aSarssp H'i o 10 Of ,ooc bushels White a
III ees q, ss IN oan,. IA hvsse. ysi.
oIa MA =. 49, a.,, M bS AZ ,he IN Ri.
pr T ' :" ''' '"' ''> ~ w ''' ''''''
oS;.We notice % .s.es 'o,dsyS l, .oou. io Nv
Sushei he''S western I" ''"'' es'" r''
,Coiion..Phees Are oe AZ liverpool snd New
nn ork, ana tne mm " nere nau, sha , hevy.
We hsye nSard Of no sa,e,, atnoHsa inetsm
ding sHS At p i cents, and low middiins At hsMT
cent.
Co1n.-We hear OF no further transactions
IN, I'm @s1ss .h .,.sas .nS am
tone, and we quote - before, VIZ; hio ntvhV
l2I cents, geld, In bond, toT iais 20 prime car
zoe geS ssa guy paid 9 ,i ssd ,s ST i. ns, 70
LOT ehoise, SS,dI ngusyn A. legIn cents
| anq JAVA hzzWz3h cents, golu, duty paiu.
Moidsses.-we hear OF no sales today, but we
quote again as follows Cubs elsyed tsgsi
cents 40: Museovsdo eogSS cents ENGLISH
| Island ts1IV CENTS anu lot forto hioo ooWIo
| cents;
hW tsed-brownstuni IL stesdy AZ 70 cents.
and We quote Middiings m before AZ osg3'
| cents per bushei.
4, PreyiHon,-We near Of no further transao
| lions In BULK Meat, but we quote Shouluers
steady at l2k cents, and RIB Sides at ~ cents,
wnieh were , We ngates mst oots,ned ufu ,e,,
cents for rio sides, ana ny cents iof ciehi
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DIED.

RAIsRsSooA. B.rasn: hSts B.l,i%ors S,iiI
years, the hte head Of the Fairfax family.
CLARKB. -on Friday, April 8, 1902. at O'Clock.
p. HEskI Q. only son Of Joseph and JuhA
Asn Clafks, aged Is years aud months.
The friend. Of tbs family are Invited 70 attend
Clarke, on North A street, between Sixlh aud
Seventh streets east, At O'Clock, y. m, Wednes-
day. the 7th Inst.
KERELH, aged II years, lie leaves = large circle Of
friends, wlfs snd eight shildreu to mourn hi'lOss
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o. n, petition q ]. qaOsIs q 3lllgra, Now
Bs@p.S,ss. .prsyiss. Tor The sstep:jop Of Rsisn,
staaied p him on The % day o. Jaly. lSS, and
lis ordered that said petition be hoard At this
once on the list day ef June mort Any person
tlous, and other pspers, should b. He'd In this
Ofnce twenty DAYS before the ~, Il hsIias,,
ap7.ws~ commisslonar AZ Patent,