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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-10-17
No Extra CHARGE for STORAGE.
UCVION U
SaIeOfUnCIaimedG Goods

The following articles, unless previously called
for VIII bo sola 10 my charges 1t pui,c huct On,
Wednesday, October 10Th, ls,O, at 10 o'clock. ..
M, 1T our Warehouse, on ohio Lcvcc beiow 81
Charles Hotel DO. .
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DEoDoRIzING AGBNTs--ln hot weather IL l.
almost impossible to prevent sinks becoming
foul, unless some chemical preparation Is used.
One pound OF copperas dissolved in four gallons
of water. poured over q sink three OF four
times, viii completely destroy the offensive
odOr. A a disinfecting agent to scatter around
premises affected with any unpleasant odor
nothing Is better than a mixture of four parts
charcoal by weight. sulphur Is highly recon-
mended as a DC Od0rizer. A Maine farmer giving
an instance Ga its effects in removing the often
save odor 1rOm dairy house where skunk had
had been killed. He burnt some sulphur in the
room-the effect was a2ical. as it completely
neutraliZed all the foul smell A solution of
carbOhe acid soap and water IL also excellent
80 are pure earth and coal ashes.
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EVENING STAR.
FORTY.FIRST CONGRESS-.
PASSAGE OF AUTHORIZATION BILLS.
Satin ra.y's Proceeds

PASSAGE OF APPROPRIATION BILLS.
SENATE--After our report cfosed-the
army appropriation bill being under considera-
SIR. Wilson offered a. an amendment the army
bill, 80 modified a. 70 meet some Of the objec-
tons made tn IL when u was laid upon the table.
The principal features retained are reducing
tie arnIy 10 5000, and the administrative sec
tons The pay Of the general, lieutenant
ssS1eaehed. Sure n1 otcers are :, f he
JuIlOughed without pay, unless assigned 70 MI
vacancies. or they shall be discharged with one
wears pay and allowances
The amendments were agreed to.
MIR. tarpenter moved that retired officers may
be assigned to military duty except service with
Mr. Pomeroy moved that all discharged
solder. and sailors entitled to 80 acres of land
under the homestead action shall be entitled to
one quarter section. Accepted.
The bill was then passed.
Mr.. Cameron explained that when the last
vote Oh the income tax WIS taken he was paired
this matter-his opposition to the tax-was well
known. but as attacks had been made on him on
account of his absence he thought proper ID
The Senate then went into executive session
and when the doors were re-opened took re
cess until . 80 p. m, when Mr.. Cole m 4de some
extended remarks in favor of the Australian
mail steamship bill.
HOUSE.-After our report closed
number OF the Senate amendments II the
Tax bill were cencurred in, and On the others
committee OF conference we're ordered.
The Speaker laid before the House, and said
they would be entered on the journal, certain
papers in the case OF Patrick Woods, viz: Hi
warrant TO the SergeaDt-at-Arms, the latter's
return. and the receipt of the warden Of the jail
OF the District of Columbia
Mr.. Paine Wis., then called mp the contested
election case Of Zeigler vs.. Rice, from the ninth
Kentucky district In this case the committee
report resolutions declaring Rice disqualified
under the fourteenth amendment, and directing
the Governor Of Kentucky that the seat Is va
cant, and that Gen. John l.. Zeigler having
contested the seat in good faith should be paid
S"fO expenses incurredl
Mr.. Burr (IlL) submitted q minority report
declaring John NJ. Rice justly entitled to his
seat.
Mr. Cobb, wis., by unanimous consent, re-
ported back from the Military Committee SEN
ate bill to extend the time for presenting claims
for additional bountes; which was passed.
fThe bill provides that the time for presenting
claims for additional bounties granted TO sol
diers by the nth and 18th sections Of the act Of
July %, 1856, shall be extended for six months
after the passage OF this act, and repeats the
act Of March 3, 1901
Mr.. Dawes. (Mas.,) from the committee of
conference, reported the legislative, executive
and judicial appropriation BILL and the report
WAS adopted.
The House, at $50 p. m, adjourned.
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GALE OF HOSPITAL PRoPERrY.

SEDewIcK BARRACKS, EIGHfFRNIH AND Sis
WAsHfSeToN, d. O., July ii, $50. :
: VIII be sold u public auction, at the SedRwick
Barracks. 18th aud N streets, Washington, b. O :,
MONDAY, July 18th, lS70. commencing at 10 O'Clock
pital, consisting Of -.
Field Case, IfPost Mortem Case, Electric Ap-
pa atus, Ear Vagina and Bectum Specula. Hypor-
dermic Syringes &c: Is Iron Bedsteads, lC1 Sheets
IS Pillow Cases, 81 ankets, and other articles Of
Bedding and Ward Furniture.
Cooking Stove and Kite hen furniture.
A supply OF Medicines, Dressings. SC
A number Of Medical Works, such a. Gray . Ana e
omy, Bumstead on yenereal, Fowne's Chemistry,
puneli.ons Dictionary, q. 8 Observatory. Beck g
Jurisprudence, Caxaux Meigs Midwifery, Ben.
netts Flints Medicine, Erickson 3 CROSS Sur
gerry, STILES Therapeutics, West Diseases of
Children, Wilson the Skin, Yirchow's Pathology
Parrish q Pharmacy, &C.
Terms cash.
BY order Of the Surgeon General
CHARLES SMART,
Jyll St Capt. and Assistant Surgeon u. g. Army
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VIRGINIA NEws.-At the annuaI meeting of
stockholders of the Winchester and StrssburR
Railroad Company, held in Winchester Thurs
day, Mr. John King, DR., was reelected presi-
dent, and MesSrs. John Hopkins, Thomas
WbitIidge and Huge Sisson, OF Baltimore,
Joseph H. Sherrad, OF Winchester, and George
A. Hupp, of Strssburg, directors.
Repairs at the Capitol at Richmond will be
commenced at an early day. To sustain the
floor there will be gotten from North Carolina
forty-hve girders, eighteen inches by four
which will be placed sixteen inches apart. This
will make the floor three times as strong as il
was when originally put up, eighty-fye years
ago
At Falls Church, Jacob Brice resigning
Charles W. Scito Is designated as Mail Mes
seDger at $50 per annum from LIST july,
The Legislature has been in session $50 days
to-day at cost of little over S250 900. II
expects to adjourn next Monday.
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CURRANT IcE.-This ice makes . very hand
some ~ we'll ss pslatable disb. To one pint OF
currant julio O, obtained by squeezing the Der lies
through o piece Of flannel, add one quart q
water, and two pounds of sugar. Beat TO o 4 9th
the whites Of four eGgs. and stir into the juice,
just before IL is placed In the freezer. Beat IL
well IN with the leo cream beaten, and Ii will
freeze in bright pink froth. Crate . Cocoa
nut, mix IL with sugar, snd serve In the same
saucer with the currsnt Ice. The contrast IL at
tractive, the taste uReQualed by any other
similar confection.
~Mrs. Isabella, recently Of Spain, 10 dread
full gambler.
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sShLoff On the 10th inst WILLIAM a.
6ChLOff aged "A years and six month. the n ~
NhId q ChariesG aud Elizabeth ecklofY
4. ne tnnerAi VIII take place Tuesday afternoon
She I1th INST at cock frem the rssidense ~ -.
SArenls, No 1903 street northwest The friends
$3.50, ssgnsantanees Of thu family are RESPECTFULLY
r IN ifH "a the morning Of the losh inst MAT
H.hn.s S.,,tA you 81 daughter Of stuart and
na nan smVh, aged IS years ard months
her fup' raj Will take place from St petar,.
Sh1rch. Capitol Hin. at O'clock Tuesiav rnornin.
July invited. ' "ie ro'pes'-
DEysALL; On the 10Th inst, WILLIAM A
I. IL, infant sn OF William A. and johanna
,CVOMES. On the 10Th inst CIyCRLA
sOOMks. I'M ant daughter OF Geo a. AMI sar.h =
soones, aged months and D days
MINOR. On the sth instant AZ s n mn a, Al. a..
100 Ger age, MAkGABET J.. wife OF Jonn r
oInor s1d daughter ofths late John siousss
1hUSS IN kavAnnAh, Georgia, on the sfb in.,
LOUIS 4. GROSS, On the 1sth year Of his "a
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ID - lsacce:.ors 70 j: Q. Mcclure Ge.J
w., WAsHIEaToNs WILL.
on .6 iS q Octon
% nn 70 cSse deed Of trust sbout Io
81 fss. ssa MIL Ss:s with the
xS rs,m MS: Cash Of which 80 must BE- deposited
isS-Sii.a On COOPER q LArrMrR, Aue...
RI OOOPER LATIAER. Auetienser.,
southves . sS1cSeSssor. 70 :: 9; Mcauirs Co.,
sssi sAhs Al ~
EEIIEaAET pfsn9h. sSAhlAnnSgEEAksi bInf mp
500 yofgREs s ShH BOOKS S66KSs5iokh' AND
sq asS Of & sS e tn. Ss
s az Il e. l. p sIs a. ;ns duly y
nd e. .s q s;
p %o spH%sncing e 70 eeock m all the gersOnn
deed Of trust, and PARTIAL, described = foIiows
o,.s.,IN The PARLOR.
Six Chairs to match
Ten ChaiIs. richly ornanented
One One % RH.I. and Op S,. Gard Table
-Four sets fine Satin SATIN window vi dow Curtain.
Two sets fine La Curtains
Two i:Tss :l1s f asptls . a.s.0r
Two Fancy Divans
rv. handsome SsA Ss.s m. K;,gEss n,.!1l
Rosewood ana Walnut Bedsteads
AND walnut marble
Rosewood and Walnut Washstands, marble top
Mattresses, Bolsters, Pillows, Comforts, and Bed
Linen sheets Bolster and Pillow Cases
Chairs, COmmOdes, and Corner Racks
And in each room siIk Rsp end Lace Curtains
One Bru. sells Carpet, handsome pattern
One Sofa, two sideboards
One Mirror, one Mantei Clock
SSS aalsry and sSHR fsSls 81 w Hnlsa
ct q ns Six I'M Spoons
One elegant &sIas. i library Table
one One Library sIdsCosrd "''A
Two fine Walnut Bookcases
6o volumes of select Books, including the Gentle
Man, man, Msss pa complete; Annual Register,
Three sets silk Rep k RPFtsips,s
One large Range, approved pattern, with Furniture
Chairs, Tables, sueenswars, and Utensils in full
' SERVANTS ROOMS.
Furnished with Bedsteads aid Bedding, Bureaus,
Chairs, &c
Stoves In all the chambers
Hat Rack and Hall Chair
Oicloth and Carpet upon the passage and stairs.
And at CLOCK p. m, on the said 7th Of July,
the said city Of Wellington known and described %
e hansTsa :na ssS
SoH improved by four stery pressed BRICK front
aTeil1ng house, brown stone trimmings and con.
.anins sixteen Comfortable rooms, situated upon
the south side Of street north, between 18th and
Terms: 81 600 cash: balance IN three, six nine.
and twelve months from date, secured by Q deed OF
trust upon the premises. All convey ancing and rev.
eDue stamps ut the expense Of the purchaser de.
posit Of 40 will be required when the house 10 sold
ALBERT g HALL. Trustee
,~IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SERIOUS
Illness Of member II the family the above sale h
postponed until THURSDAY, July 81, name hour
and place ,ALBIRT g. HALL, Trustee.
jy7 dts COOPER d LATIMER, Aucts
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QY GREEN WILLIAMS,
II Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southwest corner 7th and D treets

u GREEN WILLIAMS,
u Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. $40, southwest corner 7th and D treets
TRusTEE's SALE OF FINE THREE STORY
EssEp,BRIGK FRONT DWELLING-
HOUSE, No. ASA II strict N0RTHWEST
BEIWEEN FOURTH AND FIFTH STREETS
CoNTAlNIN0 EIGnT ts1 ROOMS, AT AUG
- By virtue Of a deed Of trust, dated March 8,
E: 1865, and duly recorded in Liber 80. 562, folio
6lA, &C., one Of the land records In and for
Washington county, D. O., and by the written direc-
ton OF the party secured thereby, will SELL at pub.
lie auction, on FRIDAY. the sth day Of July A D.
lTO at the hour of 7o'cock p. m, on the premises
all OF Lot numbered four 90 10 subdivision Of orr,
hundred and eighteen, l5s said lot fronting eigh
teen o feet on the south side Of north street be-
tween Fourth and Fifth streets northwest and
running back with even width seventy one IN feet
ana improved by three-story pressed brick front
hall, &c. ' 'ii"i ;
This property is located in a pleasant and I'm
proving part Of the city street paved and in all re-
spects well suited for family residence
Terms Two thirds cash; balance in II months, ,
with notes bearing interest and secured by deed OF
At cost Of purchaser SlOO of the purchase money 10
ALBERT y. FOX. Trustee.
Je2s-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN
til FRIDAY the 18th instant, at the same place and
jy9d GRkEN L WILLIAMS, Aucts
Republican, l4th &i5,h
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A DESPERATE LovER--A lad named William
Sanders, servant in the family OF Mr.. McMas-
ters, In Chicago, Yesterday entered a room
where Annie Conlin, a white girl also servant,
was, locked the door and asked II she would
marry him. She answered no. whereupon he
cut ner throat The screams of the girl brought
MI ard Mrs. McMasters to the door but be-
lore II could be burst open he inflicted several
e'aos on his own person. Bo,h are in a critical
Condition
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III GREEN WILLIAMS
Auctoneers and Real Estate Brokers.
Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets.
PkUPERfY IN uNfhSST6MN. d. ns ~

CHASCnRY SALE OyvALUABLI IMPROVED
rhOPEkTY IN UNIONTOWN, ID. U.
Court Of the District Of Columbia. passsd In
- ehsncery cause No. 9O79. shall. on MON
pAf yuiy 18th, 1870, at clock 2. M, the prem
les, proceed to sell st public auction Lots Nos. lU
ny ana liO, according to the revised plat Of said
uniontown. and lccated on jefferson street, near
nonroe Asylum Road including all the interest Of
the parties tn the suit to the piece or parcel of
sropnd extending the width Of ssd lot, eetyely
Van Hook and Dohler from Enoch Tucker In lS54.
Lot 10; los IL improved by nice Frame Cottage,
cpntanng rooms ,paftftioned Of 10 form two dwell
inss with erapeyines fruit trees. &c Lots l09 and
lao are under cultivation. The operty is located
within ten minutes walks of the street cars and Of
fers rare chance TO any one desiring country res
ideuce near the city q good investment
Terms of sale: One third on the nnrch..a n,ongv
in cash, and the balance in respectively s and II
months from day Of SALE with interest the deferred
payments to be secured by notes TO be approved By
the trustee. A deed to be given when Whole Dur-
chase money is paid. $50 on lot and S2s on each
of lots e9 aad ITO In cash ct time Of sale stamps and
conveyancing at purchasers cos
Wy rENDALL, Trustee.
y nmwf&ds GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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~The young ladies OF Salt Lake CITY have
organized a cooper tive retrenchment associa-
ION, and pledged themselves to 'sretrench In
and becsming to us as daughters of Zion.' ON
TINS point at least the daughters OF the various
other lions will do well u copy those of Salt
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MABRlED.

BR1scOE-HUMPHRIES On Jnly l.t. ls7e nj,
HE Parsonsge, by the Rev. W T. l. Weseh p n III
I'm SMkpb s Of thiseity. to Miss WILLIE A. b.
wEAVER-MANN July 7tb Iso NV A.. -
Il l. Weech. al the Parsonage 9th stre.t
SIsen rsnnsynania avenue and n street, W H.
all Of thu city No cards 49, ,
Jersey City papers please cnnY
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An irreverent lawyer having insult,d
Judge Pitxer, of the California bench his homo,
descended from the bench, seized q cane: and
ADMINISTERED to the attorney Q severe hogsine.
ne Judge resumed his seat, and babe the
whipped pleader 10 proceed with his remarks.
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NO PERSON SHOULD PuROHAsn Ar
sss.s Eff; Iyn 40 '0fE:tels
snd =. It,. sole agentl Good nav Violin, 1tth bow,
S sSsins =; 70 e sad q; sIsssi sst''tSn dyer 9
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,
ohHAo of PROVISIONS AND CLorHING,
ipS viii be- spdpf t gsth
IN on the 9th day Of judy is7O Tor the an nniv n
the following articles. viz = -
~ ~ ysHgs yak pine tlannel
i0m yards Blue Nsnkin d .7..s.-.
IN" yards Barnsley sheeting ass.
SSMv 1airs WooIen Fools
az pps strs Y. s Snoss -1sz. q -..--
The sboye-mentiosed articles must be delivered at
the Sssyy lSru, view nori, Wnntn ninety days from
xsnSasS " S9ntrect, ana must CONFORM to navy
~ ss snq % EQUAL In al reepects TO the samples
in,necison and must psss the usual
The Flannel must be all wool, twilled. and wool
Sbont ft1 pure r ipdlgs and must be In pieces Of
s ~ My yAus IN iength, tMentg -Oeven inches
Ana 10 IasnnE nve ane one halt ounces yer yard,
Threads Goysn - IN 80 eoge Tour white WOODEN
No. - seh 10 the Whole leogsh Of tho piec tho
SnS NJ ~ oe .oso seeafateiy without cloth bOards
ss,d DIE 70 nave less average weight thaR ave
color 4 The asnne be eaaa 70 the ssapsS ct the
The Haokin mn ct alsn be pure indieo 6yed
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AUCTION SALES.



RI wn. L. WALL z 90, Anetioneers,
Hos. soc 5 SOS fsssssivsnaa svs.u.
s4siff g s Tai t3RNsEs: Il
- On TgEsDAy Avrs1Hoos, SOY n. 4
- eeIcek, Ne vim sll, IN front q the Ire1nisss,
g. % 8: ny q. q
G;sIsn q 40 fstS on ssrses . sisy,
q Ss ssos
sss. =. ss Fl. 4 = si g ts
'I S4 = the properly I ' ESx Fl CO. Aue,r.
b Aactiens.rs M Rsai H:s.s. Bruksrs,
No. 31s. Southeast CORNER 7th nd d sersses.
THREE BUILDING LOTS EROlTING ON P
sTkfkF wSSSsffr Al s GUaES5Ek OF rHIRD
- On TpEsDAY, the nah day Of July, $50. ct
SG sa Ri M , We ;saI :s on the sF.nss..
each iron. BENG fss y d. q & IS
Terms One third cash: balance In s.d u mouths.
for notes bearing interest secured by aesd Of trast
on the premfses etsmps, &C.. ct cost Of purchaser.
Sssa sR sG q VII %iL ri sSSs . 4ac..
so..hv.sssH scss:s q e hcSGirs
OHAEcERY SALE.
the District Of Columbia, made m the csSse Of Of
e9n ny docket 10, and dated June To- $50. We vii
on the DreDisss, st O'Clock p. m, that valuable
property known Is lot No. ., n Gilberts su6divi-
sion of part Of square No. SIS, With improvemsnts
The improv ements consist OF q substential three
story dwelling, with front Of patent brick, fnished
m good style aud supplied with the modern conye-
nsnces, fronting on Grant street, between 9th and
Terms of Sale: One third Of the purchase money
TO be paid in cash, and the residue in two ca nal in
stallmepts of and II months, with interest, to be
terms Of sale must be complied with in one week az
ter SALE in default Of which the property may be re
sold at the risk and cost OF the frsf purchaser
Stamps and conveyancing 1t the cost Of tie purcha
SER va WMALH q Ws Z COX Trustees.
jeA-etts COOPER LATIN R, Aucts
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sSsSaa1 Or III III 81. S.iS Z: HisH s.s,.
Setsrrha Neulalgia, Headache. Dyspepsia, . well
q 81, Snest, sscmach, Side or Limb; for Pain, Lo-
IA. es.sslsss voTkins "Electrie Disk" can dis
may be causing Dretrscted lansnsos, cure sluTRish
JUNIORS and enlarged glands, and heal ndelent uoerS
ES, ssle By less1: HA!RM = Bro, Messrv.
: p III eoA, J; 4ILRURN CO., W.
GEO. 4. RO9Eks, General Agent,
1A6 Woghinston street,
e1D-eo9WWn boston, No..
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WALTHAM WATCHES.

The extensive Of these Watches for the last mr.
teen years By Railway Conductors. Bngineers, and
ExDressmen-the most exsctins Of watch -wearers-
has thoroughly demonstrated the strength, stsadi-
ness, durability, and accuracy Of the Waltham
Watch To satisfy that class In a these respects In
to decide the question - to the real value Of these
time-keepers- ..-
More than Is0. 900 Of these watches are now
speaking for themselves in the pockets Of the peo
ple-a proof and . guarantee Of their superiority
over all others.
The superior organization and great extspt Of the
Company D Works ct Waltham, enable them to pro-
duce watches ut price which renders eom petition
futile, and those Who buy any other watch merely
pay from Is TO 50 Dsr cent more for their watches
than IL necessary.
We are nov selling waltham Watches ct less
prices in than the gold prices before the
war There 10 no other manufacture Of any kind In
the United States Of which this can be said.
These time pieces combine every improvement
that long experience has proved Of real practical
use. Having had the refusal Of nearly every inven-
ton in Matchmaking originating in this country or
In Europe, only those we're finally adopted which
testing By the most skliful artisans in our
works, and long use on the part Of the public, de-
nOnstrated to be essential 10 correct and enduring
time keeping.
Among the many improvements We would particu-
larize:
The invention and use Of centre pinion Of peo
liar construction, prevent damage to the train by
the breakase Of main springs Is original with the
American Watch Company, Who, having had the re-
fusal of all other contrivanees, adopted Togss
Patent pinion - being the best and fauitiess.
Hardened and tempered hair springs, now univer.
sally admitted By watchmakers to be the best, are
used in all grades Of waltham Watches
All waltham Watches have dust proof caps, pro-
tecting the movement from dust and lessening the
necessity Of the frequent cleaning necessary in other
watches.
Our new patent stem vindsr, or keyiess watch,
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DEPARTNENT

yroposs sla.ry Of the Treasury vim recey. sealed
abe aeh o. I I'LL ~ o'clock. ION. WEDNESDAY
FUR seals NY ms, for the exclusive right to take
George AlasHeh the islands Of ST Pau. ana ~
ions OF an At nay ls71 sgreeably 70 the prayis
act 10 prevent July lst 100. entitlsd In
mails in Alaska ihaucn Of FUR bearing ami
act the SUCCESSFUL bie1 terms prescribed in the
is'ssd and 70 pay he her public school on sach
hooi therein for not less than eigt, maintaining
TM, as may be required BY the sse,l,,.ns IN each
n, also 70 pay TO the native. of the i.l.nA.
- Or penorued oy Them such eompep s.,;s, ior the
- Hy Tor their proper support. undsr ra nsy
q ne 70 be crib~d b ih- Secretarv ~ rsguia
ny GEO; >. BOUTWELL, So ress-
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AUCTION SALES.


.TETR UHUak DA ~.
III CoOPKB &LArIMxD, Asotiosssr~ -,
y tSuccsesofs % } g. HcG1ire Cox
..,,.... - =
IkkSSfijrS& SA ~ nv 81 rT9'sT99x esiSk
/ gybTH = AID L. 60
HI, 80, and duly recorded IL Liber 10 6pl.
.eo1io -, De-, one Of the lad rerorJIs for
WWA1ugson coonty, D !, and BIZ f6e vritfrn order
q the party seeursd thereby, VII seil 4 public
sSs S "a, ,,Sps Sd ,hs Es. =
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DRoPosALs FOB NAIL BAGS.

Posr OFFICE DspARrNESr,l
Viii i received al I'll. DEE
q. cioet m the 18th day Of July 7O, for fur
fos ~ IL IN. tsEss months
Nail Pouches, thirty six inches In length And
rain Such pouches should have circular Sotsom 10
be easily scSrey assened With psSlee h .i ssn
nss sas'S Of Or Sus1s Ss
ssshsrDs the pouch il tIe middle, eeastruesed
s.isSns .SSsssias q The r.-:y ma: :s '9f s.'
hsSrs n1:s Via. !: offered
Of the specimens submitted a can With safety and
and paid fer at the prices for Which they were o.
ss eadss f I'd
accepted ~ the Postma.ss1 Genera 9. ia'n proposal
q vi. be
20 for S r. = in
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