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The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
The Demi-Monde.

Several OF the courtesans Of Round
Rock celebrity, were arraignsd at
the bar of justice yesterday, upon an
indictment for indelicate conduc! at
various and sundry times. The case
is now undergoing judicial investiga-
ton.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
Freight Cars off the Track.

An accident occurred to the freight
train on the N. d D. R. R., near
Reynolds' Station, on Tuesday even
ing, by which four of the freight cars
were thrown from the track and pref
ty badly injured. The accident was
caused by the spreading of a rail
All damages have been repaired,
however. and the trains are again
making their regular trips.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

The April number Of the Home
Monthly, magazine, has reached US
and a]tils7HEh little behind time, il
is not behind in point of exec lent lit
erary and religious reading. Pub.
Iished al Nashville at So a year.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
A Youthful Couple.

A friend Who is ever on the lookout
fos items for the CITIZEN, kindly fur
niohes rs with the following names {:
Married in ibis county last Thurs
day, Parson MUSKRosE, aged Sc. to
Mrs. SALLIE KELLOGG. aged 10.
We wish the youthful and happy
couple a pleasant and prosperous
voyage down The turOid river of life,
aud may they never know q care.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
The New Constitution.

The officers of the Tennessee Cen
trail Fair Association, at Murfreesbe-
70, have determined that the May
day excursion to come of at their
beautiful grounds on Saturday, April
80, shall be the affair of the season.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

It is stst tad that's number Of young
men now in Memphis, ali old CoOfsd-
crate soldiers. will start for Cuba in
. few days to Join Geo. Jordan.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
BUDD & KREBS,
H0nSn Sion and Ornamental Painting

DIAPER HANGING GR4INING, MAR
i BILE imitation, Gloss Work. Gkaziug, Car
riage Paiatiag etc. promptly executed
With the assurance that all past favoTs have
been appreciated, we solicit a share of flu
ture patronage Particular attention given
70 country work. Shop West side square.
apr23- 1853 BCDD 81 KREBs.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
Fire Insurance.

Persons having policies that ex-
pire shortly. will find it TO their in
terest to call 90 H. c. Bate for re-
newals. Ct.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
Good Ale.

Delhi & Lord are the successors
of Alex. HemphiiI in the ale and por-
ter line. Their card is in this paper.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

An Alaskan April shower fell
upon US last Saturday night. The
ground was covered with several in.
ches Of snow.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

AWAY WITH SPECTACLES. Old eyes
II made new, easily, witout doctor or med p
icines. Sent post paid on receipt ofl0 cn'ts.
Address DR.. Z. b FOOTE, I20. Lexington
Avenue, New York. naaCN SIN
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
Bailed.

Hon. E. NJ. Yerger has been adj
mitted to bail upon a $4,000 bond.
He is now at home for the FIRST time
since last JuCe.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

Gen. Bragg has been removed by
the New Orlesns authorities from the
Office of control of the water-werks Of.
that city. and a few days ago he turn
ed over to his successor. a mulstto.
public property to the value of two
millions of dollars.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

The Massachusetts House has re-
jected, 1873 to SO, the proposed Con
sIitutional amendment allowing wo-
men to vote.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
"Barrett's" produces natural change.

A number Of legal advertisements
appear this week, which are impor-
tant aud merit the attention Of every
body.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
NEW CONSTITUTION.

TJNHE very highe't market price viii c
i paid for chickens, cggs, butter. turkeys,
duckr and game of all kind, at the New Con-
stitutiou Restaurant by
marISstf FINLEY & MOORE
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

Non-Paying subscribers are thus
talked of by Western editor: "Wag-
ons cannot run without wheels, boats
cannot run without steam, a bulIlrog
cannot jump without legs, or news
paper be carried on everlastingly
without money, no more than q dog
can wsg his tail when he has none =
Our subscribers are all gooi, blu.
what good does a mans goodness Go
" hen it don't do any good a.? We
have no doubt every cGe thinks that
all have paid except himself, aud as
we are clever fellows. and as his &C
count is little matter, it makes no
difference. Strange hallucination.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

To those Of our friends Throughout;
the county who are getting up clubs
We would say that no better time than
this could be selected to hand in the
names. Several have called for pa
psrs, saying that they had joined a
club and paid their money. but we
not having their names on our books
could not supply them. Come up
with the names, friends, and save
trouble a0d annoyance both to our
selves and subscribers.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

A New York paper says that real
newspaper men aIe extremely scarce
and in great demand, but that there
are hundreds in that city who ac-
count themselves journalists of abili-
~, and yet are not worth their salt.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
Apply "Barrstt's" and look young

Tits patent to tbs minds of all right
thinking and intelligent men that, no
matter how hard the times are, The
children SHOULD be educated
apr22.7.. PULAsK. COLLEGE.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
Smith.

Smith, the veTitabls John-JOhn
Smith, of Hash Pi and Lincoln Coun-
ty News notOriety, was a sensation in
Pulaski yesterday and day before
He looks we'll and wears good clothes.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22
For Acknowledgement

We announce by authority Col. JOHN " .
BUFORD Il candidate for Attorney GeneraI
of this District. Election in August.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1870-04-22

W. 1owohof
O
u mode
b respectfully solicit asaeo hPotr0n&gg
M
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

ono ,od,v reported from Quebec Of prime r isi or TO-
or indeed almost uuparall Ted quotation
The avos st WINTER up TO the average Dot a. was an
tcHaci THU IERUNF 90 Che mc She ow water Tor diving r.
drcc actual eli 80 as nrch ~ ~ aud 90 per cent a
below t Tho cost Of ur-nE much
cehan 1 G preceding season le being Is row and provisions
h IAe writer, winch utusnAil Oh early OH sac
70 So -I os 90 place shucus dependent water lowT
q scr dssdy saving.
che stock of ins Sc carried from last he
and 10000 holri Courcs
create portion this Dad already been made Owed This
Spring rrrs opened +l' void per 100 feet and holders
an SELL icing Impressed with hc belief that must
role sin l.h.r Tc demand oI The American market only mol
crate the season. until within the week, wien TIC sudden
is 10 gold aImo Ioril e market VERY many American bu''T
have been c~ncto ahsnou T contracts, the advance 10 f'l
on DC ',top of raising tie cost paor Of lunier
81 o, willie selling prcs not hetsrcl A. qugtce prcs
have dorlo TO IA hq ts nominal as no sales have been made
and Al or e Il o. would io accepted
Thee On hand az Ottawa 0 ooo 900 fe Of 'awel lumber NJ
The toal viii this between 2O0O1 ana ZNOp
per Up the 2oh inst thus The
shipments the Intel States u 10000 feet less than ior the CORE
spending period 300 lJ6l. .... 1850
Fch have been - 90 roM rcr 900 TO Whitehall and ~ %
20 Ncwlok Mnc advantage has accrued 10 shippers nom
th entering Permit any number oI lag' To one
consc and The sudden blow % ihe trade has ktenD
Affected the carving There 2J hapc eupoyei carrying
lumber from Montreal ALBANY. During the week between AZ and 90
OF these have been M Montreal AMI Ottawa and many instances
the have been p8dOI and the bags mOo that at least - eI
cent of The trade has been cut OF.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
NAVY DEPARTMENT BUREAU OF EQUIPMENT AND RsGRuIISG
PROPOSALS for NAVAL WATERFALL

sSTn PR0PostS to furnish material the Navy for the
fiscal year ending June 3D. ISL will be received az tns baIesa S
k m of tie Of August next 1t which time t proposals WI"
be opened. ,, g., tho Chief of the Bureau Of Rouiv.
a Popo for Materials the Navy that they may be dn'
gulsee % G aHT class together with instructions bidders
giving forms q proposal o EuapsS to I'd o. sppieson
The Commandants the respective yarl ana those e all e us
on Of each navyys and the purchasing PayTnaster Of
., station viii copy the schedules Of The other yards Tor e1
desirable to application for any oil the classes Of those
yards ~ class and all aprlic,,jons for
or examination Of samples must be male 10 The Com
nsnaan o. % % he ed by a certificate from the Collector
., oepa Rryrnur district which the bidder RESIDES that be
has license 70 ga n 'as Of or regular dealer in the
articles which be ofe to supply he ggaan'Gfs st 9s u!
will be awarded - The person Go TsH In SsvT
and gives the guarantee required b' ll ,ne Nav - e
seTyng the ht reject the lowest bid any which ms deem e
orbitani ,,.-.-,-., =. 10. ~. ,...,.,, and
their responsibility be certified to the satisfaction Of ne Navy We
p,rtment As additional security twenty erntqm Wi Ne Nh.s
mi shy per cutum each bill approved N tuphcae
hg the Of the respective yar Will be pail oy t ~ as
option within ten days after the warrant Tor e e
', hay, been Ps Sy .9 SS 6oSS ii sn S . follows:
No I-Far Canvas, &c. No lS-Leather p H.,
10 cs!'Sa G,Hss no. i9S Ss i 5i fSpt
anil Cot s'uf No l3-Brnhsss
No 4-Iron ami steel No lo-Ship oisTTueH
No 5-Galey IRON No Lar It. anu r"' VI"
No. 7-Chain Iron. No. 10 Sht@onsIr
No. s-Iarlware. No ls-Dry no ois .o,I
No 9-Cooking Utensils. No 2o-Firewood and eoa''
No. n-rin and f GiHfiRLgsrowS NAyY-SARD.
Glasses No, ''t sR56kL y T. E Il York ~
Glasses Nos "a D. 8 S Fl k6EI r. III /, !" H. ~
Clas,e. Nos .. g. H. 49, =, ls l9 20
cla..e, Nos SO 7a d me- 4 ls' H. 49, 20
Glasses Nos, . S2I Jr e - ~ Is Il 49, y 20
Glasses Nos. }, Q, H. 10, 10, II, 10, ~ 20 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
Proposals.
TRR,srRY DEPARTMENT wAsHIvGroS. n. C.. jane J. 1870
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTIONS OF a

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WAsHIvGrON, D. G.. June 1870.
PROPOSALS for CONSTRUCTION OF a
4 SInEWHEEL STEAMER Of WOOD for REyESUE MARINE
sealed proposals Will be received 1t this Depart
meniunr y 5rtock FRIDAY july 49, no. for building one seWhe
pacific Coast to ba delivered the port " San Francisco
be according to the oil Custom0use
rule aR s length ON 9fd line from forward part Of stern after
rs breadth ofbecm nodded and depth from under part o
General s m the above vessel viii he furnished bidders
application House Boston New tpfA f~iepAia bait
II and San FrunsscO
guaranteed speed Of y knott trial course Of one nile and
knots for siI consecutive hours. VIII be required
Favorable will be to bids accordance with the
rate speed guaranteed Of the above stipulated
will be carried under the personal supervision OF an agent
Treasury Department all facilities must bs Afforded him ior
workmanship Such parts OF either are
drawings nd Specifications will be rejected
No m st he made good BY the cpntractor. -,
bid will be considered this vessel except from parties regularly
The Department reserves the ygst reject any and all bid,
bid be accompanied by guarantee signed ~ e
bidder competent surely Certified uc BY ocer noSn
the Department. twenty thousand dollars O thln
within DAYS after notice y the Department. ha'
bid has been accepted.
should state the sum for which such vessel will be completed
an delivered as Aforesaid.
from the time Of signing the contract VIII De showed O
the completion Of the vessel 49,, -, -
cop5 u the plans specifications be noi With the bid as
IN prno must he signed sealed and indoei Proposals for Rev
and incsel envelope addressed to secretary Vi VIC
Treasury. Washington d. G.
A. r m be present the opening Of the bids
Bidders be required furnish with their bids general pan ana
the internal arrangement win Vie" " oOlh e ue'
disposition Of the several parts ----.-.,.
se, Whose accepted will be required 10 furnish acceptable
models ed speciicaions before closing contracts
according American
f)r A No. wooden vessels for nine years; -,
~ ~ GEORGE ;. BOUTWELL, Secretary Of the Treasury
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
,Ors


Inc M as rem s'e' 5 , 'a ~ orl, v IN ap %
sy r ,rov r.luc's e.. Ite cry "c,'ptI 1
rr'-er ..., ,,s-y ra c,,,o d. 4" .s.o.sna VI -
s.sH G.rtr-o la.'. 3, c' ...- E, i-y weather !, tell
a.lHf OF. A .... o.. .. F.. tuning yellow ''-9. com
s Of ae. e.. l..., tr. lrr..h of 1902 are rror,ci
W.l,aI sud. led. i-. bul,' Ire V9. " "" oa' or
t.t To-. .... Bavaria r'' '.. ...' 10 .''''
..- re-. feel rr ni more hops :" ., S fa,n d 95
f, c "a y., 4a, s, 5 t3l' ar i E,',er n,
m tto.. N.u. H..n a. ta Tn '." '......... u
t.nro- 90 f..me....... ne 'e'..'Ae' ''''''
vsoa,l.......'........' 1 ,r,-s.
- ,... wee, s b-,e Fa-o COS w nrl tc' be'f and
.... .. I.. ls tarel sotca@.r '"' "'" '''' as " ~
gsr 49, HAAS J,uhs pine .............ii93 e2o
........ 70 GO Sor ~ dressed Weicra.! aigl
!. ..au. common go .air.... O. @, NV LIVE
IT, ,l during tie extreme rene heat
.. IT o. .e.,,, ~ r. Salfei pigeons are worth ~ 5OG
=. rer- ", Ne qroe' Ducks Nj y pair 81 oo0 ~ o
sH5g@ 4 e o. S,,' Se.i.a.: :5 IS
M N.....s......... IL J.rg 25 SiS '
SPINS pms .r psi POSI- q "'s'on' 4O@
snal'''''''''''"' VEGETABLES.
Sc ve slow an rrces weaker with heavy stock on
. a. Co. a., sal received che lr.t barrel OF Dsli
r..r.r .t EN- 90 $50 Onions don't SELL anu VT
@ ~ .- ea,elr D.. gwen away. Virginia tomatoes are plenty
a.- low. n'' i ,-- SI,. r,,lors We ouoie:
S'"'' oI, !. Dl an. j. L. II0...... O0FlO 90
." r1 g % Com SWEET per loO.. 75d 100
a "e tOl 3 90. loO..............t.. OO0 ] 50
t,tt. -r-.t .rl ! % Slu3shes. l. L. bush. 800
..l -.-..i. -,0 2 on Marrow. bil........ ! 75G 90
2 TO > . rll.p, Russia Dbl. OJu- -
-. ir. --1 I Dol yVst.IfeIo4s &. 100 --050 o.
I-r1.,. .5... go Va ard y. c. 100, p OIdjO 90
Nutmeg Melons, Dbl. OU 0J
SUNDRlES.
several M of honey lsve been received but The weather Is too warm
. So .. .0 ...Ir 90 SELL some dealers lk 40c, while Others
M rr. lu.e- N varies e.satly selling high as -
f--. t-a H The
$500. .... "a rt Ilc.e IS no We quote:
= .t.uas.s. I'D 20 81 Atn......'.'''' ~ q y
81 srft rr-c % 30 white -ass.....'.'s %
.- v-.r ,-..r,e - Nrcaar. Pure Cider
Oh az 90 CaI................ y n .
r. t,t,,2 rs a. 40 Nauuf.c.arei ..... u n 10
-a.-re-. I've Geese INeWsTspers.... .....- a. p .
Ne. zine ID No. 90 a. IS Mh qt. cll,......2 p az -
Nlcs............. ~ ~ %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
DR0P0SALs FOR c0At;@ziSssesalIsssda PTo9Possa

Il = N ann. of kAWANNa
l. o " Of charge ~ the United sAios
IscelSe ,i BrockJn unit, the 10Th day Of August So
MAYA h. Of egg aAbe for steamihg and OF Mr. beet qus
.,.v tnp Of O pounds weight The whole quanu
w =, h. Siyer slowed IN the place assigned on The Ssp'
OF coSI surh he hereafter designated
will considered unless accompanied BY A"J
90 gned by responsible parties ..S
contrart awarded 10 the lowest Responsible oae
a. h. submitted BY the undersigned, 10 the BasAa oil Mel A s'
NAVY j. JACKSON. s4sssss, lIi.s4 s..ss' A~'&ps
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
prcr1prS nE pRODrCE-

Nor ICsesis. ant Il ..fUI IS
-I pigs Ar, n Pkg, lt.va- 800 bales Cotton S
N E.aI nush Wheat . ga bus. Com a'tJ bush ol's
s. M e. r Meal. 60 Corn Mol s7 hts Spirits iurDt milne
- @ Grade iurenre 500 bli> Tar a3ll blls RoSn' ~ bills
,p- r. lnl pigs Meats 2l pigs Lard, o. pkE
f... .-t.- Batter g.4 uhss C.e.sa bu,. Legs hbi
-.uI 4 .. on Cake. rs b.s. Copper "a ht. WHISKY ~
HoIs t,4o4 sd L.,leT, - Hides 80 hnl
= .a.co. --,. Ele JS5 page. Starch
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
CANAnIAN I1-MHRR MARKRr

VFAWA july 2Jrhe following Of the Canadian
=. - been compiled for THE TRBUSg from odal statements:
1 u timber hs been good in quantity quality And
tmAld steady at prices beo anticipate
49, s az bringing satisfactory pnces White Pine opened ~
~ Io'l which Itself remarkably high pIce bot advance
- l has been steady The declaration Of anc pAd
~ kke Re EaI Ruess Y. SI9sloaA lDyesss uYs4 sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
THF STATE OF TRADE.


La,n'v I 25-l-o ntoa,ais orel a. az ~ more! anl
American secuuues duli fF.I~euT bonds 100 tI3i
e. l. a+ ituIwues, %. stocks fats Enc Railway shares
il... t,1I.. 1908 Atlantic and Great western, p.
ITvF.rt.t July 1ll.ju g. m-Ccron opened 1ueti Midng
Ul-lu- Orleans, at Wheat 10 per GENITAL Tor No.
:. .. Hts'.E.. .,
Hgrst July ec-Pe'roeur closet heavy yesterday at aers.
E,vR,L1. JlIF -O.- Petroleum closed dull yesterday.
JIy % D. uCous, 3t ir and The acconnt
A.eurau du Five twenty bonds, loz 81 lttJ 81 loU
J. >.ri. ..I.. EHe Railway shares, 70; Illinois Central W.
Iav .t-1 D. uNhelt ID GENITAL for Cah
No Gti Western and lu1 for Red WINTER he
100 quarters 5000 American
/ b1 FOR Cana. Peas j5 quarter for
Ll buOsaut % a. Bacon, O. g cst ioF oAOr
s. Mi.e 81 for CUNT sud Cut Ta0w, - e ewt
IfvgEFouf J 2t3 nCottn Inl and prices have declined
kr..tor M.ug Jpanis 8t; MdIsug Orleans, "a I TIE snip
18th the last report lave
q y 0 bales The for fairies and yarns heavy
a..gNES. sa.s 2j-PetrieuI opened trn at thaerN
iHNB-Te 2tPe,rolegu opened quiet ~ il mare hancos
rlrhe Boase j. trn, Reutes, tfr i3c
UAg July Coou arm tul quiet al % francs for tres oriur
- the spot
American securities dull; United States fyeI Weu
rs. 80, nFortes 70 Stocks dull Ene
Hallway sarr. 10. Illinois Ceurs li Atannc and Great West
81. p 800. :,
LIVERPOOL Jsv26-5p injection closed irregular; Mdihng Up
n dlug orleans ~ Sd sales Of the day 1900 bales
speculation Wheat lO'70OB PER
Rel Winter Pork dm 10 per bb for Es;ern PnHe Mess
LONDON j .CLus,ed Cakes quit st 40 per t7n calcutta
sei fne 1t o.. Luseei Oh dull SPuts IuTIe.tDe quiet
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27

0tLyysr9N IrIas jay A-Cot,s An ,. .t c4
he 'i Ae' receipts, - bales stock 0'V'5
CsaELgsroS. : C.. July 2s-Ce,,on o.,. -, -. ,,,,.
3. - o''i Let eeepts 81 bales. stock 25i bsie.
-, 49, 49, % iGt Urn Low Mddhngs l5c sales
~ D !, J ~ o-C"o1-iiigh grades have advanced
q -. J md Ii. 'i sales 600 balesi Tecepts 20
sI "a lotion dull proes nominal; Good
ha " '''e'pA 81 bsles stock, ell
~ A'. 10y IVCSn qget MddHDgs lie sales 100
tfpFoLE Va. Jnly 26.Coiton q1et; Low Nasu ,-,1,a
s6les ''"'e ~ Dsesi stOcki
ErsrA Ga July Do Cotton opened trui with good 6.d t
~ quiet AID weak al Ia 9loc Gales 90 bAles re ou'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
6ituatious tOante0--f females.

WANTED by n lady, Situation as
w COMPANION: has had experience with chi no 9oec
ton 10 having country For references and o4her pueua SeS
o ~, Worcester p. o., Mas
FAMILIES SUPPLIED with good German
and English SERVANTS Mls MYERSs, Js BoSer between
First and SecOuist&
CIRST-CLASS FEMALE SERg ANS sup
T. I'm Rnr. N scotch Germans swedes Danes, irh, Americans
CERMAN FEMALE SERVANTS, capable
" and tustsorhy, constantly to be toeod at fr srs Low
GOOD German female SERVANTS constantly ;Gl
" 10 he found At Miss HlLDs dEhaiAh lNSliiO D. - ' 49,
between RiyIngt0n aud stanton.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27


Within ten DAYS been awarded soc 'acea'
bi mi, enter writing With the Postmaster
General 70 and Keep The terns oDuons an cla
,p, sci forth this scconng 70 er true INTENT ana
tne,u, and snd deliver subect 10 we approve
neral bords vita good AND SUM
eieut srrte. hundred thousand dollars 800 900
d eonuASs
accQ the provisions and 70 the liabilities Of the e'snts
section entitled An act legsnng and MASKING
Objects have been usually ncaied "a
he General Appropriation bills without authority Of LAW anil :" m S
incidental ~ the Departments ana ol %
he Govern men for other lInited States statutes
vol mage approved August Do 1875 which act pIosdes
c he contractor shall fail 10 comply With the terms OF s
he shall be liable for the forfeiture specheu -,
contract hQudaed damages to be sued @ the name " VIZ
States in any court having l1nsisnoa i t9.fsoI
The himself the foloNng IA.
l. To reject and all bids H. in bis Judgment TIE ih's'S ~
Government require IT, - -. .n, mar, thereof 10
To suua the contract whenever the sane or any par s~s
speculation ana -,
stances Will transfer contract be allowed OF 80. bs ),
rarty Who sha he opinion Of the Postmaster oeho'A
fu6 ID. conditions thereof the original h. su 4,
perform ih sdpuons or ~ ea Inferior 10
10 impose upon the Department Envelopes A" "''T
sample he made sh0gE fail 10
ep,e, MO agreement an satisfactory n31 xs.t ,noa-
ri hnrd.
.bs bier and until the requi's tn 40 asI every
i. a., NH next lowest bidder shall be tuii, y, 49, ~.
A - hs,p a. II The ongnA parry W HA"h As
awarded pns
o. .rx..ped and sealed, MARRIED Proposals ior ssnpes
souIessea W 'oe A-~
..,oPP po..pa Washineion " - cppouprr
Post aserIieneraf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-27
Giluatione Uantso-- males.
6e,lp Uanteo.

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OrrIcx pgpor QuARrERNAsrER,

nROpOSA PROPOSALS in du-
ue,te will this Office until y ~ the oh DAY o. AS
~ 1 Cor The manufacture thousand 2Ol Common Ienr
nj one Thousand Wall and Flies more OF less Nuoht
role or mn, from Except sewing wine TO be furnished 10y he
[ STATE, and delivered contractor at the Depot JEFFERSON
vile. Indiana 60, -. a.. ..,us ui... o., in.
The completed viii be delivered at the same place ior IN
THE right to reject any bids regarded disadvan'aSeous re-
wed BY the Governments
Sc; 'ers are invited to he present at the opening ,.,,
BH BE- addressed The uniersgned ana mstn'uy
rIopoS, " the Manufacture Of Ten;s' . ,, .,,h., of
Proposals. conditions. and further Information apply S s.Ye
ine Qgsriennas;er. sye XVI JehersonV'le lnd :"
Philadelphia. Pa. l0~
d. C. General.
Dy orl., of ou..t.,u.as, ''" G. II. HOYT.
Captsin and A. @ NJ. L. = Army
Depot QaAxerRAssf
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financial.

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HARLEM EXTENSION BONDS.
The undersigned offer for sale at
EIGHTY AND INTEREST,
TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY BONDS.
OF $1,000 EACH.
issued ~ lie
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD COMPANY
These bonds are the uuso of S5ooO made by
the
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD COMPANY,
purpose the equipment Of their road and are secured
BY Mortgage said equipment made the Union Trust Com
pany Of NewYo They the Of per cent
snnum payable annually Of Government tax and payable
on March !, 1880
The
HARLEM EXTENSION RAILROAD
connects with the Harlem Chatham -Four Corners and
tends from that point 0 Rutaud. Vermont
IN view Of this close connection with the
HARLEM RAILROAD.
and Of the s,eadyucrelng between NeTOrk and the North
Is believed that tie above are ile cheapest investment offered the
public.
JOHN BONNER Co,