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The New York herald., 1870-11-06

Commander of the Paris National Guard.
cable telegram announces that M. Clement
Thomas has been appointed Commander OF the Ma
tional Guards Of Paris. He was born at Llbourne In
1872, received good education at Paris, and on
leaving college entered the military service as q
volunteer attaining to the rank OF quartermaster in
the Ninth curassers. For taking part In the Lune-
vile conspiracy or 1885 he was tried during the
month OF April OF the same year and sentenced
to long term OF imprisonment. With NJ
Guinard and several others, however, ne succeeded
in escaping from St. Pelagie prison and taking re-
fuge IN England. Here he remained until the pro-
clamation OF the amnesty, when he returned to
France and engaged IN jour nalism, being attached
After the revolution OF February 1848 he Obtained
government office In the department Of Gironde.
where he was elected a representative to the Con.
stituent Assembly. Returning TO Paris In the
interval he was chosen the Colonel of
the second legion OF the National Guard
and for his conduct during the aiYair
OF May l5 was promoted to the rank OF
General, and appointed Commander In Chief OF the
National Guards OF the capital in place of M. de
Courtals Soon after, however, his speech In the
Assembly on the subject OF the Cross or the Legion
brought him into dsfavor, and he was forced TO re-
hnquish his command to General Changarnier. He
remained In the Constituent Assembly, voting with
the moderate democrats, until the election Of fhe
10th OF December when he went over to the oppoA. .
ton. He was a candidate for reelection bnt wa :
beaten, and has since remained out OF ONCE though
ever an active opponent 0f Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
COOPER INSTITUTE FREE ltcTvnss.

The interest excited by the lecture OF Thomas
Hughes upon the relations OF capital and labor has
induced the Trustees of the Cooper Union to invite
Mr. A. J. Mundella M. p, who succeeded Mr. Roe.
buck as member from Sheffield, to deliver lecture,
giving an account Of the working OF the recent
British Legislation In reference 70 the strikes arb
tralon, popular education and the competitive sys-
tenn In the civil service Mr.. Mundella has accepted
the invitation, ana the lecture will be delivered In
the great hall OF the Cooper Institute Monday.
tile l4th inst Ihe lecture viii lbe Free but the
greatest desire exists especially among the working
men, for whom In England Mr.. Nundella has done
SO much, admission win be by ticket only, OF the
distribution OF which fu notice viii appear here
after. There are still vacancies IN the FREQ night
classes OF science and art
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

Majority .3y3, 600
Perfect tranquility exists In Paris according to
the latest dispatches. There have been no military
movements whatever since Sunday.
THE EMPRESS EUGENE EN- ROUTE FOR cHIsELHURsr.
telegram from Brussels, dated to-day reports
that the Empress Eugenie passed through this city
on Thursday, fnco0ntto on her way back to Chisel-
hurst. She was with the Emperor only one day,
SUBSCRIPTIONS TO YHE FRENCH LOAN
II is said the French subscriptions to the loan con.
francs. The books were closed on the Goth ut,
Owing to the siege the citizens Of Paris were unable
TO contribute.
UNrATRrorIC FRESCHHEN. .,
The inhabltsnts Q the Department Of oise are
withholding supplies from the French army prefer.
ring to sell them for cash to the Prussians.
CORRECTION.
The statements made by the london Standard
yesterday, relative to the OF the members OF
the provisional government are corrected by that
journal this morning The circumstance occurred
at Paris and not at Tours.
SEVERAL WAR NOTES.
There was much firing yesterday around ST. Cloud
Fighting continues around the fortifcations
Vessels are now leaving Ireland with biscuits and
breadstufs for the French.
The mobilization OF the entire French male popu, Ia
ton between the ages Of twenty and forty has been
ordered.
Tns French General, Cofinleres, who had O com.
mand at Metz, has arrived at Hamburg.
1t is now stated that Eba has not been DESIGNATED
as the place OF residence for Napoleon.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
A JOURNALIST NEARLY DROWNED.

Mr.. George Mccarthy, young man engaged on
the Newark press. had narrow escape 4 IN drown
ing on Friday night He jumped after thcferry boat
leaving the Central railroad slip, at the foot OF
Liberty street. In this city but missed his footing and
tumbled into the water After struggling for some
time he was rescued by officer DAVIS OF the Twenty
seventh precinct, VINO had heard the alarm gwen
Mr.. Mccarthy was almost exhausted when he was
aJawn outs
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
MAR UNIQUE.
The suspension of tho National Hank Prehs

The Suspension of tho National Bank PraA,
able.
FORT Ok FRANCE, Oct. IA 1870.
Great apprehcnsions exist that the National Bans
VIII be forced to suspend poymen. on account az
tho large drafts lately drawn on Paris beinr re-.
turned unpaid, by which The bank Is compelled 70
pay them In gold, and 1t is believed that within
month the doors will have TO be closed or payments
made IN paper 1t Is proposed that excheQuer bills
70 siao amount OF l500,0O0 francs shall be emitted,
OF one, two andthree II ancs eac 10 be sed in mann
tanning ana assisting the solvc1cy OF the bank. Com
erce SO Iar as the late troubles arc concerned has
recovered from the shock and business goes on salts
lactoriy IGe merchants have iull confidence IN tie
government being able to Quen any disturbances
should the emergency arise.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06
THE SITUATION IN GENERAL


Further Particulars About the Fall Of NIetx-
The Count do Chnmbord In France-What
Mazzfni Thinks OF GaribaIdl-Paris sas-
tainisg tho Governments Movements Of
Eugsnic-The French -NIlsceil.acsus
Items.
LONDON, Nov. 5, 1870.
The New York herald., 1870-11-06

DER sucn circumstances, and being wet weary and
hungry, the Americans from Paris entered the city
Of Versailles.
Here we met very fair accommodation, the people
being ready and wiling TO anord us every attention
which 1t was within their power to bestow.
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HE SITUATION At TOURS,
TELEGRAM TO THE new YORK HERALD.
ReactiopaYy Excitement-The Rural Dis.
tricts Against an Armistice-Gambettu,s .
Positi0n-Gcnersl Excitement-Beurbaki
from the East. s--~~e

from tho East. .s----e -
o~"@ LONDON, Nov. s, 1870.
special HERALD telegram from Tours, dated on
the 80 instant In the evening, reports the situa-
ton which then existed at the seat Of government in
France in the following words:-
The correspondent says:-An uncomfortable con.
dltion Of feeling prevails here on the part Of the
In consequence Of the recent act of the
populace in firing on NJ Gean, the Prefect, VINO mad
been sent from Tours on mission to MarseilIes.
CITIZEN OPPOSITION TO THE EXECUTIVE.
Other evidences existing here 60 to show that
Marseles and Lyons are In state OF actual revolt
against the provisional government. At the same
moment the news reports to hand from Paris in di.
cate the existence Of dissent and dissatisfaction
with the action Of the executive Of the Tours dele
gaIion.
NJ. Gambetta is denounced for his own denuncla.
ton Of the conduct Of the army At Metz and also for
his uterances ofcxtreme radical declarations which
tend to render the plan OF armistice unpopular.
PUBLIC SENTIMENT.
numerous and very noisy or tumultuous denr.
tation Of the people waited on Gambetta yesterday
and presented to him series OF resolutions against
an armistice. The paper declared that the people
resolved to carry on the war with stl Increased
ygor and to night to the "bItter end.,
Having received the deputation N. Gambetta an.
peared on the balcony IN front Of the house and de-
livered speech to the people who had collected in
the street Hs approved Of the resolut,ens which
had been just read TO him.
Public addresses Of character similar TO th,s ono
have been received by Gambetta and the other.
from Laval AlenGon, Perigueux. Havre, Montbrisson
Nantes, Lspuy, Abb, Poicuers, Rennes Cermont
and Aurilac.
1t Is believed that the acceptance OF the arm,st,c.
In Paris will be denounced very strongly and de-
cidedy BY the country, where the people remain
comparatively secure from the suffering and aan.
gers which exist in and threaten the captial.
Gambetta evnces an evident inclination and 40
sire TO make political capital from and with the
'redsn
VOLUNTEERS.
Two hundred Abanians have arrived here with
the intention Of rendering their services to the re
public OF France. Their picturesque costume ana
magnificent shining arms attract very great
amount Of attention.
Five hundred Francstircurs hailing, strangely
enough, from Montevideo have also arrived.
ORLEANIsM.
Bourbaki displays strong Orleanist feeling He
had communication with the exiled Princes during
his visit to England.
General Bourbaki resigned his command OF tho
Army or the North in consequence OF the use OF In
sutng expressions towards him with regard to the
surrender OF Metz. He is expected here az Toura
every day. but 1t IS not yet known whether he win
take his new command on the Loire or In the
Vosges. =
A. kegatFy has iust sgrlyea here from Brittany.
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MILITARY AND OTHER RE-
PORTS.
relseaAMs TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Determined 10 Fight 1t Out-The Prussfnns
Moving Le Creuzot-GaribaldI To- srop
1Fighting-A1airs at Marseilies -Baxaipe
Denies Gsmbetta,s Statements.
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Hs gives the most sneouagins account Of aaairs
there. @-F- Ea
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws 81 Co..
~ Wall-et

BANKING HOUSE OF HENRY CLEws s. Co.,
80 Wall-st.
Interest allowed on all daily balances OF goid COIN
or currency accounts at market rates
Persons depositing with us can check at sight IN
same manner as upon any OF the BANKS
Certificates of Deposit issued payable on demahu
or at n fixed date, bearing interest at the cuIChU
rate.
Collections made promptly at all points.
We draw Bills Of Exchange, make telegraphic
transfers of money in London, and issue circuits
available throughout Europe.
We are prepared to take Gold Accounts, on terms
the same as for Currency to receive Gold on DepoS-
it, bearing interest and subject to check al sign.
TO issue Gold Certificates of Deposit; to make Au-
yances in Gold against urrency and other CoiiaOe-
rails; and to afford Banking Facilities generaily upon
a Gold Basis
GEORGE OpDYKE & Co. are agents for the sale OF
the following desirable securities which they olicr
at low prices
NY. and O. Midland First Mortgage Bonds, per
cent, gold
81. Louis and s. L. Railway First Mortgage Bonds
z per cent, gold
Montgomery and Eufaula First Mortgage Bonds s
per cent. gold, indorsed by State Of Alabama.
Alabama State 81.
New-Jersey Town Bonds, per cent
Some excellent Western 10 per cent securtles.
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD INTEREST
FIRST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
Of the
WEST WISCONSIN RAILROAD COMPANY
for sale at ninety,
by
WuTF MORRIS 81 CO.,
Bankers and Financial Agents of the Company
No. 20 Wall-st, Ncw-Iork.
We offer forsale. LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAIL
ROAD Bonds 30 years TO run, per cent interest
semi-annually, at 90 and accrued interest
No BETTER SECURITY, or of more intrinsic merit
CAN BE MADE.
For particulars, apply to
J. b. ALEXANDER & Co., 10 Nassau-st
JNo. j. Cisco d son, - v dll-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
SECOND BOARD, 12t NJ, AND y O'CLOCK i; M'
SaL Of Sae BJndS-Riodd B0piaRk and Ra'roa-E'TTeS'
x,rrov,r STOCK EXCHANGE,
TUESDAY, August 2-P. W.

TUESDAY, August p VI
The Secretary of the Treasury will receive
bids tomorrow for OF gold at y n at the once
of the Assistant Treasurer in this city, The Government
has now over SC0OOOOO OF coin In lls vaults uhder SEA"
on which it is losing SjGOOc00 OF interest year. anu
which is OF no than so much pSrOh III 'aui's
II has also on hand SOOOOO Of currency. Why not sell
s9o oo oo of is gold now under seal when it viii bring
a GOOD price, and put the aya of the sale into bonds
And v NOT nae 900 of the S33OOOOOof currency
r., bpyinp bondsl What is the obcctonl Why keep on
hand of coin and currency when the customs
duts and internal revenue taxes coming faster than
the Government needs the money! Here are SCOOWO
of interest money lost to the Government per anhuh-
one half as much the expenses of the Government
were during the model administration Of the Younger
Adams" ga penny saved is two earned can De
appicd as well 10 national to individual Affairs, theh
there is % want OF practical wisdom somewhere
The gold market to-day has been little more active,
and the prices advanced l22 Perhaps the speeches IN
the British Parliament last night had as much effect
uron gold here 10 advance the quotations they had TO
eprecac the price of conso and our bonds IN London
today The following will show some Of the changes OF
the quotations n the Gold Room At 10 m l2s l0Ol
122; 1o:2i 1913 ro5l, l7 1913 1902, l215; l2l2
122 129 2lz; 1850 i22 1861 1913; 1903 12 I'LL 1913
2:O5 l:2 2lO 1913 2:l, 1913 26, 1913 3oclock II!
i:2O 1913.
The transactions at the Cold Exchange Bank were as
follows: Cearmg-, sioj72OOO gold balance, :l017Gis
currency balance, SI24,737 Paid Tor carrying, p. 4,
and per cent
Money continues very easy with rates from to per
cent on call for ments and !rom 20 per cent on
stocks. Commercial paper is unchanged.
The foreign exchange market is DUH Bankers sixty
DAYS sterling bills range from o3 lo); sight l0i ilo!,
and transfers BY cable 1Il ql13 The following axe the
rates:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

BURLINGTON, Crp,H RAPIDS, ANp NiNNFSuT,
RuLrotD CoMPHA's FIRST MORTGAGE SEWN Pr
CENf III ftF SrEiNG FuND BoNps principal
aud interest payable ~ Po.u ticc oi Government
taX. coupon or registered, convertible ~ .ac option
Of the holder into aocl,ct ho Company a. par which
privilege viii at no distant day enable the lcd,ss
of these bond e. realize upon them al price coa-
fdclg5iy above par, besides paying about pm, .N
per cent currency interest in the m,luS' '.ilc. Tho
established character Of this road running us dI"s
through The heart II tic most tAi, hJ settled portion
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
THE MARKETS.
[carfnlls rcported for TIE TrlBrvE. J

'' TUESDAY Aug 1870
ASHEs-Po,, continue good demand anu te MARIE nm .e
quote az so 25a 20 P,h moderate demand l the mai
i5 stadg. We quote 90 $50 80 % - oe-
BEE>EAX-Ihe market for Yellow, Western ana e9nyl 0oI
tnues quiet and prices remain much me ne W Ple @ IL 20
RpTSTLE-Th 'his branch i rsJ@ Aa hel O 20 =
moderate EXTENT and prices remain same i0c z % % of
American GRAY and White - -. - -s...
BROOM CORN AND BROOMSTte nIrry Is moderate ana pce'
" nOUcg sales o sli lots OF Ne" oo11
A. lie uar 6 Eropus lIne, al o., - ~ per dozen
COrION-Ihe does improve sf4Iners afing s 'l
The rket l for P00i he SPOT with some h OF
M ong: s1es bales ncHg 10 for ton ana ll' ~I
speculation; ae delivery te marte dal am cos easi
M follows. La. evening bales August. tc 100 at llc U az
/, sicc: 100 I5lc 10 November ltc to-day % bales
august l5ic; l14~ October i6c 100 NoySaber oe
.1 .4.. Low iOlOTo.
I'D = Nc Moi M. IrN4s
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

Government nouds Gcr, from to OF This afternoon
from thc quotation in the mo,.n- Tie crcratou .u
Governments have been limited. The i0-!0s registered
are quoted t..s afternoon ~. A-.l.rr.-t. Io'z.
Tennessee boudsurc heavy Ds cXe1up'n, c1i 9i do
new, el There is but very ltc doiu- m state bonds
m Railroad bonds, or ia Bank s'c,Es. Union Pacific
Railroad bonds are quoted at sig; Lab. Shore Dividend
Loans Chicago ana Rock Island ., 90; Milwaukee and
So. P.u 3s, l-t mor JOB. These al trst-cass ccl
ties, aud good ard safe Investments fur capital.
Yesterday afternoon NeW-Nvrk Central and Hudson
sold &c 32foJ do certihcacs - 5. Lake shore. go';
Chicago and NOnh-Wcstcu 81, d" preferred, si Rock
Island: ll35; st. Paul preferred 7 Ohio and mississippi
3y.; aud to-day the Ecv-lo, Ccatipl .ugUtedat pl DO
certificates s5GsGi; Lake Shore, eg 50; Chicago and
Nol'hWe-crn, 6l4 DO. Preferred ,; iocn leland, li-'
81. Paul. 5s do preferred, 20. Toledo and Wabash
A.; OHIO aud Mississippi, 5i Reading %! uo7 Pacific
Mail sold today 20 $50. Market down. dui bu. firm.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF specic)
from the port of New York for tAe wee, ending Aug 2
1870 was sj,j-5,21l.
The o.owlngaro the Government quotations Of Nes'Is.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

of the great State of Iowa together with its present
advanced condition and large earnings, warrant us
in unhcsitatmgly recommending these bonds to IN
vestOrs as in every respect, an undoubted security
limited quantity are still offered ut 90 and interest
by HENRY CLEWS a. Co, no. ~ W all-st'
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

The general feature Of the stock market to-day has
been one OF extreme inactivity. The volume of business
has been very small and the character OF the market Is
heavy Two operate the market to give IL this
ouc-onc, the absence OF large number oi operators;
the other and the effective ore, the uncertain CON
dition oi things u Europe whether tie whole Continent
is 10 Dc lighted up and de.Jatcd by war; whether En-
gland and Russia are 10 act u the interests Of pcacc II
the clash Of arms should In right good cncst the
stock market would either advance rcccde at once
The certainty would have The delay and the un
certainty what the stock OPERATOR 60 not Ike II
the blow i- 20 be struck lct il FAIL quick ana heavy ana
Doe over
We give below the bids for and The highest sales OF
Government bonds 40 the T.. tes named:
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
The'oliowlngarc the Government quo
Fisk Il Hatch atip. m. ::
Coleman Benedict reports the closing quotations at
O'Clock, as follows:

The following shows the result OF odays business at
the Sub1rca5lry III this city:
God = as 20 turrenev payments. 400 40
Gold ple. lJun - CGrslc Llan,e... iij III O.
G,I fa.lte .... 11"ils3 Customs uU 900 ~
Curle4c- rtcr pjs... i9lsF5 n.
The Gegman-Amcgicai Bank. in the ETitabe Lie
Building opened yesterday for bu.iucs. Curltll
100000 Emil Saur President; o. -. scrucr, Cashier
TA, Is u srrOng bank. Among its Board Of Director, arr
Of oar bcst men, anI largely n rested in Ger
man blsiucss houses.
Dr. +. Norbnry Of the firm OF Mc-sIs. Norhugy CO.
was today ee,cfa member o! tht NcNlogk stock i.N
clIurr.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
Nem f1ublitai,one.
STACKFNZIE's LIFE OF CHAhihiES, i,, Di0h-
lNs ENS will bc published On SAIVhbAf ND = -e
I'M, an. CHARLES DlChfNS,
nv Il. SHELTON NAtkhNHi -,
~ =. - flrhn philcI.lnh-. ~

NV r. SHELTON MACKENZIE,
rt.l9'-- p,iicr of The Philadtlph2 Press go go,
II prTERSoS A HRUTHEHF, fLia lt'l,' VIZ VIZ I1rols" y"
SATURDAY NEXT August 1qd be reey I m R nCKRNs r Dr.
s4 4r ST To1 uiCkENIE Literary Btor % The Phetpnii
r. rtsirs beside full history Of his hc hs Uneoiecd llg,e
W Vc,'s. Personal Recoecons and Anciotes az Wen rs
- @ Nr Dickens Icrsons never telofo puhtl a @
,ys srcr of the great Novelist from the time OF ms biith
1 80 connection With journalism reporter 70 ls Hnetpe
termination the 9th Of June 1870 Win u acc c
sr, Services ami Stanley Funeral sermon pfeeehS M Ns
er Abbey the Sunday following tie Furerg by Ut H. S'a s
NsckenHe Portrait Of Charles Dickens AAe
fLoiokraph which he sat few days rror 10 s 1'h a H
Autograph The whole issued e duoeeclA2 Ny,n' % N
Geen Red Blue Morocco Cloth GIT SIDE ana pacA fe N'Do
G., ,~orr .ovr
vucc and county JLicd States 70 engage I'D ses anu
subscribers 10 tle above work which the Bsstnt 5ooA
Active Agents can ae from Ten Twenty Dollars DAY enng @
Boob as supply Cagvassrs and Agents az very low o~ ''
OF m, work for General Distribution will he 6uple gA,. -
Comics of The Lie OF Charles Dickens VII ne gem 10 "' WV "
o1''' iei man, i''' f'' " + r. PETERSON BROTHERS,
g6 Chestnut ST., Phi ado'ph'a, Pa
To bor an or ,crs m a ettcr from tn' @ loI @
In rri 10 the above regards Wholesale Pnces ana
evefgtling else must be addressed at once
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03

are unchanged confirms dun nominal
ar demand and the market k 6rn rels
changed. We quots
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Proposals.

oy,lla haAfTS5S. i[6i,2 SyT, az y1iH I5fj' a' 49, q
PROPOSALS for INDIAN GOODS.--oealed
Il M roTa H12 si y H F5}I 1t tor E1o-S s c u Z cesss
III RsDAl Me ga e? d" Als''t H,tt tl @ III We
900 p r white N Blankets 10 measure OA@ inches ard
1000 rrs y rt e HAnae Banke. si1s6 inches
a.,o pr s9 ! fsa p s.a. s jasaae GeGs to measure so inches
go prs pi s Gacaac BalActs, i2ri6 inches.
27,o pr St a5d Bac ,laclr1c Blankets or79
inches, and weigh egi pounds MI, .. -, ,....u,. s,es
lS5OIrs pt Indigo piae Atesgae banA''' 10 measure ~
1900 lyis Saved IS. Blue Cloth
'g rs 5o; 5S5; 81 iIPi f.h ~ WSosn s.i'1i SsS1 s
5000 ysris iaiiiso I.qs prlIas best quaItr)
iO00 ysrls iniro AMI GRAY mixed satineA
60O0 yards Hickory ehirng
',s iSS 5ar 1ri l;' n-ary Cotton i1 Duck Jo5 6,.
a5c'S sSS yards yard iis ilday i6lue Tslca FLANNEL.
1900 yar Heay, Rel Tviiel Flannel
l2oS Red 5S'fI FIs-nei 1.i'S siirs
l.'1 Dozen Men. Heavy Wool Socks.
SO dozen Women. Heavy No' iiqe.
jO1 dozen Pia'i Cotton II lerclic.. alrsel
o1 go5r .'aliar d make 'sco spool Cotton go yar. white
600 dozen standard re thr,ceorl eunueel spool Cotton, 30
Ico' pcuri. L'rer thread, standard Nos. 25 aal %.
4.9 Men Nsl's Pant.
5oJ iias elrr B,cs or GRAY Felt, Black Wool Military
10 dSL ct s,e', n.ifA, s,a pounds.
1900 Time! Iron n, ,es q, quarts
10. Frs Pans usual size t0r luiiau,.
800 lor Tin Pans Pressed. ?, 4, aal quarts
$40 do1 Iron tablespoons.
$50 Sol iH',si Ki ,cs cat steel cluc b.'c ebony haaeA
i51 loz I'm raiIs, Q 70 J.. quartz. no co,ers.
@5tol ia taes.
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Tc irct u. t given .-'st auy aJ. ion o. Io.-ea
Tbe r,a gl teresoi to require soe a ert-or l qufr'y
ofauy articles ta l-. sl.l,. e 4lo, i a. be Faoes
b. 70. uis g siil articles may DE resei t The o2a,n the
An 'l,s. au.la ur.- contract viii be- 5i .sroc,ci and COM
Fa-l ris or a. Is mas j. aa rel q. to c'f'ru % ae m
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furnish OH th .cl.rd Bird ors'- within iysi tha
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No I a r .,a Ps,o-s NO l-7c i % con ly sid,
NolraI easegi. that does -o strictly comply v.i tle
tl 5 hereby propose tlrns tae ia,n Department according
70 o.. tes OF e .'. ,leh ur t'Ili.s'-ei ,i it-i ~
la-c ~ m '.' ' y, . i ~ -, III, " fls. r,,.
Co4.oaer Of iausn Al.ss Aiai r-.foalaael o ,e
cb fqo7o,al mus, le rc1nfard by Guarantee n the o'aa1
ca-,6cI bv niie state. Iriae or D.;ic..A'-oratg.
Nd loo-.ae sh ie awarded 20 i Zoo. i-ri h'.gi- 10 h'
tgItc .li ~ I.ios.- s. ~, u,' S'..,,, . ~ ana t.e
sr-h for Popos, for Indian Goo dated ju
% ljl' ana o. G ovens o. ~ %" tL!r i'e 20 o. o. e' W he'
al O. t1e tc itt. d'a NOT Ices tlal l.eel
Tra-s % l re a -e alo.a OF the h for he faithful per.
foraatc OF .e c'r' VIZ i""oi mon e Who's s'4,eA,!
mus. au cel.I lo W llai State JGU"r of District tro
j. PAREER, ami.. oacr o, lni.l fairs
pull please COPY aai send bills to Ode ia-an AaaT Washington
New-York tribune., 1870-08-03
Printing.

VAIN. FVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 Fulton-st.-
w IITHOGRhPHIC STEAM JOB PRINTERS ani LAbRL
NJ ANUFACit RERN.