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DROPOsALs FOR FRESH BFEF

OFFICE OF A.C.s,
FORT Washington, M D., August 8, 1870
A. Proposals, in duplicate, with COPY of this adyer.
ssnad anr un a5iashed will be Tsesiysd BY the undsr
FRESH BEEF
10 the troops ut this post.
The said beef must be fresh, of good marketable
anaity IN equal pro portions Of fore and hind quar-
tiers, lnecks, shsnks, and kidney tallow to be ex.
and to be delivered at this post, free cost
quired BY and on such days the commanding officer
shall design ate, not exceeding four times Der week
Inc nscAs o. the cattle slaughtered for beef to be
delivered under this agreement shall be cut Cd at
the fourth vertebral joint, and the breast trimmed
from four inches ovs lie fnss Ss .S Sa
81 mna quarters from six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposals, in duplicate, will also be re-
ceNed by the undersigned mp to the same hour and
osIe above mentioned, for supplying commissioned
De supplied therefrom. 18th such choice freSh eef
a. they may from time to time reauirs such AZ air.
loin and porter house steaks, standing ribs or RIB
This contract to be In force six months, or such
tees time as the Cemmissary General shsli direct
CONNIE neing on the lst day Of October 1870 and NIB
Separtmept o}tSe E. ~ the Commanding General.
In case q failure 9. deficiency IN the quality or
sSS ss iSs Of tns a.s:n Beef
shall have power to supply the deficiency by pur
ana the contractor viii be charged with the
The contractor will be required to enter into
bonds for the tum OF one Thousand dollars, signed
also By two respopsb!e sureties, whose names must
be mentioned in the bids. : :
on the sth day Of september, $50, at Fort WssSine
ton, Nd, q which time and place bidders are re-
nR5soR0:s1' Vim s. marked Proposal: seS Fresh
aul2-6t Second lieut. 9TH d. s. Art'V. A n 4
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFHRNOON.

RY TH0S Z. wAGGAMAN,
- BE al Ese.te Broker and Auctioneer,
No. s1s 9Th street, opposite Post Once.
TRUSTEES SALE.
byvirtue of deed Of trust to me, dated the
IL; "a day q October, 1865 and recorded in Liber
and X, No. l,folios 3s3, &c one OF the land re.
CORDS Tor ashingon county. d. O., shall offer at
pubuc sale, on MONDAY, the 18th day of August
NO D. IN Square No. To- In said county and District
oeglnning Tor the same on north H street, is feet
west "A feet to the southwest corner OF said lot:
thence north TO the line of said lot thence east
leet thence south tothe place Of the beginning To-
eetner with all the improvements said lot, con
s,sting OF small frame and small brick hou,e on
the front, and small frame building on the rear 81
the lot. w ~ wa vi
Terms: One-third cash; the balance in ana 10
months for notes bearing interest from ay Of sale
and secured by deed of trust on the property $50
revenue stamps at cost OF the purchaser
,,, M P CALLAN. Trustee,
au4 eo6ds THOS. X. WAGGAMAN, Auct
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LIMITED STATES PATENT OFrICE.
n ~ AsBIEsroN, ID. c., August q, I

or The petition q ISAAC n siNaEss, & New
aorx, 4, praying for the extension Of a patent
81 m 70 hun S1 TIE 1th dsy Of s for
~ e ordered that the festimony In the ease n
ti%s 10 On the 9Th day Of octobs nsf that the
pe UNITED 20 the iath day OF October next' And
sr s.e peooa be hoard on the 18th DAY Of Octo.
Any person may oppose this extsnssou. .s.zi
sAMUgL 3. FDHER,
V"r'W Co0aUtsstoner Of Patents.
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ny COOPER LAT!MER, Auctioneers,
- iSuccessors to J. q. Mcclure co..
southwest corner Penn. avenue and nth street

OnANCERf SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
TATh ON SIH STREET. BETWEEN AND
SihahEIs, y. W, WASHINGTON CITY.
IL. court OF the District of Columbia on the Oth
sdoctsaaa OF July, $50, in equity cause No. 2I0s4,
tdocket H. wherein George W Lucas 10 mplainant
ana JACOB shoemaker, Elizabeth Shoemaker, and
~ artha Lucas are defendants, / shalt, on THURS
"a Inc 10Th day OF August, $50. at o'clock D. m,
on tne premises offer for SALE at public auction ali
maj parcel OF land situate in the city Of ashngton,
y, known as Lot 80, in George W Riggs subdi.
VISION o. Square 3e3, and the improvements thereon
eonsiNlng OF q small Frame House. The lot has a
about 93 feet
Terms: One-third cash: the balance in two equal
nttallments, payable in six and twelve months re-
spectively, the purchaser giving interest bearing
notes therefor, secured by Q deed OF trust on the
property is struck on. Conveyancisg and stamps at
cost o. purchaser. d. MUsSEY, Trustee,
aull-2aw6ds COOPER LATIMER. Aucts
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I United STATES PATEHT OFFICE,

q On The petition q SEotGi W. H6Rss Of
patent granted to him on tho 2sth day Of October,
40, ior an improvement IN Breech LoAdins Fire
Its ORDERED that the testimony in the case be closed
on the eth day OF September next that the time for
Ming arguments and the Examincrs report be In.
ns u ne IN asy q October next and that said
ANY person may oppose this extonsion
ana tbs sAnnunL 9; IISHER,
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RY COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers
u Successors to j. U. Mcclure COL
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania ave- and 18th u.

SALE OF TIE EFFECTS OF BANKRUPT.
IA The undersigned, assignee in bankruptcy Of
Bernard Vandoren, will sell at public auo-
M ton, &C the auction rooms OF Messrs. Cooper
M1 and Latfmer, corner of 18th street and
-, fennsylvania avenue, on THURSDAY, the
18TH day OF August instant, at ~ O'Clock m the
stock In trade Of the said bankrupt, consisting OF
Cloths, Cassimeres Vestings, Linen and Duck goods,
and such other goods and wares as usually found
in tailoring establishments
Terms Of SALE Cash.
w. B. WEBB Assignee
auS-d COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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DR0P0SALs FOR BUILDING VESSELS FOR
\ COAST SURVEY SERVICE.
sealed Proposals, addressed TO Prot. Benjsmi
y e, viii be received mill noon August n. for
oulioing one steam Propeller of 80 tons, y. NJ and
Az, for two schooners Of 30 tons, o. M, OF vood.
the bulls OF the two propeers OF wood and the huifs
Of the two schooners Of Iron.
General plans and specifications Of the vessels can
PEIRCI. A. above. jyz -eoth
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OFIcE OF CHILE 2UARrEkMAsTEE,

1HIhU DI- NJ TT DkFAkfNENT on I'M EAeT.
, PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aug 8, 100
Proposals. in tripticsfe, will be reoeiy ii Al
MS "a once up TO I'm, on TUESDAY, the sixth dsy
plants around the following named Nation u GENE
teres IN the STATE of Virginia for the pur pose OF
kich nOnd National CerneterV. Richmond ".
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ITO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.

CIVIL ENGINEER = OFFICE. August 4, $50.
Proposals will be received at this once unfu
MONDAY, August 18th, $50, st Y o'clock m, 10 ke
labor and msterias required for the repairs "a 60
Coumandsnts House m this Yard.
plaze and specifications % be seeo at this oos. ne
WORK IL 70 be commenced Immediately after thu dss
o. contract, and completed within six weeks fro0
lope q Proposals. for Repairs Of Csmnsndsnt,s
Heuse" nach propSsai must be accom- anisd by :
apce Of the proposal the bidder or bidder v{Ii
within two days thereafter. enter into written co..
The right 20 reject any end ell bids 10 reserved
Any additional Information desired by partiss
this once. franklin A. sfRArryN,
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T4Is Is TO GIVE NOTICE, Thsi the subsoT1.
~. ns,r ne oe e from ths supssoe Cet q
isters q sdWlnstr,tien ON the personal sstsfs q
county Aforesaid, deceased. All persons having
CLAIMS against the said deceased are hereby warned
To- exhibit the same with the vouchers Thereof to -
saocrieer. on OF before the 10Th day Of July
nexG they may otherwise BY Law be EXCLUDED fro1
all beneft OF the said estate. Given under my haad
this 18th day of July, $50.
NARY [hsr K mArtl swIIsLI.
Witness "a WEDsTER. Jy1-WG
LIMITED STATES PArEHT OFFICE,
q On n. ,.,,,,n MAs 8 1osp s D 5Sly 2,
10y, New York, administrsfor Of 0rmrod G. Evans,
deceased. praying for the extension Of q psfent
grauted 20 the said 0rmrod c. Evans on the Sfh dav
q November, 1855, Tor ~ improvemsnt An spsdinx
II i ordered tia; the testimony IN the esss be
time for ling arguments and the Examlnere report
be limited 90 the 18th day Of October next and
that said Detion be heard the 18th day Of octo-
AM person may oppose this extension.
SAMUEL b. FISHTR,
sufh% VoUnassionsr et 1sssats.
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MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC.
The CITY Amusements.


AT THE CHEsNUT the Galton troupe will ap-
pear this evening in an operetta by Offenbach
entitled The Lille Duchess. This will be the
first performance of the piece in America, aud
lively and entertaining we doubt not that it will
prove brilliant success. The Galton troupe
during their present engagement have been
drawing excellent houses, aud the fair Susan
appears to be more popular than ever.
On Friday next Mr.. Thomas Whiffen will have
q benefit.
AT THE WALNUT the last five nights of the
military drama of Not Guilty are announced.
This play Is drawing crowded houses, but it is
necessary to withdraw IL while the popular into
rest is at its height, account of other arrange
ments that cannot be set aside
On Saturday will be produced the new sensa-
tional drama of london, by Henry Leslie and
John s. Clarke, which has been in preparation
for some time. This play is said to be full of
startling incidents and scenic effects, and the
management promises that IL shall be put upon
the stage with the utmost care. Every scene is
imported expressly from London, and represents
in the most perfect manner some noted locality
in the great city.
AT THE ARCII Mr. John Brougham will COM
mence an engagement this evening, and will
appear as '.Dr. Savage in his own comedy OF
Playing aoih Fire.
AT DUPREZ e. BENEDIcTs OPERA HOUSE
new programme will be presented this evening,
which will combinea vast variety of entertaining
features.
Ar THE ELEVENTH STREET OPERA House
lIlCIO Will NC CuduRC vi DIll Julh GfCi-
ing and a number of new burlesques will be
presented.
SIGNoR B1ITz and his son will exhibit some
new tricks this evening at the Assembly Building.
THE TALE OF DoLPHIN."-Mr. ID. Scatter
good, former Series Editor of this paper, will
deliver humorous lecture with the above title
on the evenings of Tuesday Wednesday, and
| Thursday of this week, at the lecture room of
| the Mercantile Library. This lecture will bc
| illustrated by thirty silhoucttes, and very
amusing entertainment may be expected
HENRY WARD BEECHER will lecture at the
| Academy of Music on Tuesday, February 1,
| under the auspices of the Young Mems Chris
| tian Association. Subject-"The Household"
On Tuesday, February %, Horace Greeley will
discuss "The Woman Question"
| CHARLES w. BROOKE, Esq. will repeat his
lecture on 'Irish Bards and Ballads" at Concert
| Hall, on Wednesday evening next. Madame
| Josephine Schmpf will also appear and give a
proper illustration to the melodies of the Irish
| Bards.
COLLINS, the celebrated Irish comedian and
| vocalist, is in town. having just returned from a
most successful engagement in the South and
| West. He opens in Pittsburg on Monday evc-
| ming next.
"KwEER KoMPANY."-At the request of NIL
| merous friends, B. F. Duane, X. r. X, will
repeat his humorous entertainment entitled
| Ninety Minutes in Kweer Kompany," to-mor-
| row evening, at Natatorium Hall, on Broad
| street, below Walnut. Mr.. Duane Is an original
| humorist, and we can promise those who attend
his performance that they wills pass ninety
minutes in very agreeable company.
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EfHED.

FAHY.-On the Esd instant, MvRY, daughter OF
Margaret and the late William Fahy, aged 10 years.
The relatives and friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend the funeral from the resi-
dence OF her mother, N. E corner OF Hutchinson
and Thompson streets, on Wednesday morning at 81
O'Clock.
HnI.-on the 22d instant, JAMES HILL, In the 47th
year Of his age. 1T
His relatives and friends are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral from his late residence, No.
1910 Marlborough street, on Wednesday afternoon at
2 O'Clock.
IIEIsER.-on the 2sd instant GEORGE w. HEIsER,
In the 3sth year OF his age. ~
The relatives and friends OF the family, also Pales-
tine Lodge No. 2I1, l. o. of o. f., are respectfully
invited to attend the fuaera from his late residence,
No. 1d14 Hanover street, on Wednesday afternoon,
the 2Gth instant, at O'Clock. TO proceed to the
Palmer Ground.
MAEN.-On Sunday orning, the 23d instant, JOIN
MITCHELL, son OF DR.. William NJ. and Catharine X.
Mann.
His relatives and friends are invited to attend the
funeral from his late residence No. 2026 Vine street.
on Wednesday morning. the 26th instant ut O'Clock.
TO proceed to Hartsyille Bucks county,
MooRE.-Iell asleep in Jesus, at Sacramento City,
California January % Rev. FRANKLIN MOORE, ID. D.,
in the 4sth year of his age.
REuIEY.-Suddenly, on the oath instant, Mr..
john #. REILLEY, in the 42d year OF his age.
Due notice OF the funeral will he giycn TO-
morrow.
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The Bonds follow the completion OF the Road
have the Union Trust Company OF New York as their
Official Register and Transfer Agent-and arc sold at
present at 20 and accrued interest
They bear examination and comparison better II
Is believed than any other before the public in
the fixed and Interchangeable elements OF Safety, &C.
curity and Profit.
They bear good interest-Seven per cent Gold for
forty years-and arc secured by sinking Fund, aud
First Mortgage upon the road, its outfit and net
come the Franchises and all present and future ac-
quired property Of the Company
They depend upon no new or half-setted territory
for business to pay their interest, but upon an old
wellsettled and productive country-assumlng that
railroad built through the heart of such a region
offers better security for both Interest and Principal
than road to be built through the most highly ex.
tolled wilderness or sparsely settled territory.
This Railroad possesses special advantages, In
running into and out OF the City of Chicago an i'm
portant Railroad and Commercial Centre; in run.
ming through line Of villages and old farming set
Elements In the richest portion of the State OF Il-
nos in running deposits of Iron Ore OF great
extent and value, and over broad fields Of the best
coal in the State-whiCh mining interests are its
monopoly. And besides the local and other business
thus assured there will be attracted to this road the
considerable traffic already sprlngng up 'lrom the
Lakes to the Gulf as with its Southern Connections
Informs Trunk Line ~ miles shorter than any other
route from Chicago to Nashville.
These Bonds are therefore based upon a Reality,
and a Business that few years must ine esitable
doubc-and competent judges say treble-tn value.
Governments selling while the price is high pay
well II put into these Bonds aud Trust or Estate
Funds can be put into NOTHING BETTER
Pamphlets, with Maps, etc on hand for dstrIbu-
ton.
Bonds may be had directly OF us, or OF our Agents
In Philadelphia
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MAR REED.

Decentralization Wednesday evening, January
49, 1870 at the residence OF the brides father, by the
Rev. Dr. b. i. Agnew, Pastor of Westminster
Church, HENRY II. DUNHAM, Jr, OF New York. TO
Miss MARY A., daughter OF Captain William H. GIL,
Z. s. A., ollcer in charge OF Schuylk Arsenal, Pit
ladephia.
IHY-WAIKER.--In SITS Peter and Paul's Cathe-
dral, on January 1f 1870, by Rev. John j. Elcock,
HENRY Il. LILY, of Hartford county, Maryland to
Miss MARY A. WALKER, of this city.
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IMPORTANT TO ART OoSNoBsEURs. -Mossrs. q. Pei
and James Richardson will sell the galleries. No.
1899 Chesnu street their largo and very valuable ooec
tim Of high oass Paintings. in elegant gilt frames The
collection will comprise 1876 Paintings principally Of the
Dusseldorf SCHOOL wiz be arranged for examination for
week. commencing Thursday, 27th inst. Full par
toulnrs in future advertisements.
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Children can be had retail at the very lowest prices
Goodyear's manufacture, old stand. No. sO6 ohesnu
street, lower side
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FINANCIAL.
FINANCIAL.
THE
FIRST MORTGAGE
B O M ID S
OF THE
Chicago, Danville, and Win
cennes Railroad.

Total amount to be issued. 500, 900
Capital Stock paid in.............. 100000
Estimated Cost of Road Gao miles) 100000
Estimated Earnings per annum... 2,639, SOC
Net Earnings per annum........... $40, 76S
Interest on the Loan per annum... 10000
Amount of Bonds per mile of Road $4,000
Amount of Interest per mile........ 1,2GO
Amount of Net Earnings per mile. 6,2S4
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DoS'T TRIFLE WITH BAD Cough OR GOLD, when
remedy sure, prompt, and thorough JAYNE's Ex-
PEcToRANT he readily obtained. Sold everywhere
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THE REASON the Parham New Family Sewing 1fschno
is the cheapest is because It is the best for all kinds of
fnmiy sewing.
g Sold ON instalments at No S0i Chesnut street.
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MEssna. HALLET, DAVIS d Co.'s New Grand and
Square Pianos have equal it s said. either in this
country in Europe. Their at No 997
Chestnut street,
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REBUILDING OUR STORE,

CLOTHING at gold for currency Charles Stokes
No. S24 Chesnu street.
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FINANCIAL.
FIRST MORTGAGE SINKING FUND.
Seven Fer Gent. Gold Bonds
Fredericksburg and Gordonsvills Rail
road Company of Virginia.
Principal and Interest Payable
in Coin, Free OfUnited states
Government Tax.

These Bonds are seoured by First and only SOrgass
made to
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SINGERS FAMILY SEWING MACHINES,
Ten dollars cash.
Balance in monthly instaments.
o. II. DAVIS, No. $40 Chestnut street.
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JEwELRY.-Mr William w. Cassidy No. IL 3. Second
street, has the largest and most attractive assortment of
fine Jewery and Siverware in the city. Purchasers
rely obtaining real, article, furnished at
price which cannot be equaed He also has largo stock
Of American Western Watches in all varieties and at all
prices visit to his store is to result in pleasure
and profit.
DRY FFET.-The most efectual way of guarding ones
health to keep the feet dry and that only be done
by the Of India Rubber rshoes and the inole
ment is upon would advise readers to
none bat the best quality. which onlybe had at
GooDYEARs Headquarters No 3S Chestnut street. south
side, Philadelphia,
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EVERY interested in Sewing Machines should call
and the "Parham' in operation it is adapted to
greater of work than any other machine. Sold
terms suit ALL Office and salesroom No. 70i Chestnut
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CITY ITEMS.
You OAN BUY
BETTER
AND
CHEAPER
CLOTHING
OF
BENNETT Il Co.,


THAN
ANYWHERE ELSE.
No matter Uhdt TTetert be assigned foF sacrificing
goods, UiU sell loIeer than The forrest.
REMEMBER PLACE,
No. 5l8 MARKET STREET,
No. 5l6 MARKET STREET,
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH AND SIXTH
HALFWAY BETWEEN FIFTH SIXTH
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MOURNING DRY GOODS.

DFSSON 81 son, NO 918 CuESNUT
ID STRFET REoEIVFD TO DAY
CASES WHITE GROUND SPRING OHINTHES.
CASE BILOXI AND WHITE CHINTzEs, 12E
OFNTS.
l CASE BLACK AND WHITE DELAINES, %
CENTS.
/ CASE BLACK AND PURPLE DELAINEs. %
/ CASE BLACK ORIENTAL LUSTRE, % CENTS.
CASE GROS GRAIN SILKS St62k
CASES LYONS GRUS GRAIN SILKS, $l'76 AND
CASE FEGIsH GRAPE Wells. LARG EST
CASE BLACK AIt.wOOL POPIINs. Is GENTS
CASE BLACK AIIl-W0OL TAAlIStS. S7l< GENTS.
CASE BLAUll CORDED EDGE RIBBONS, ALI
CASE BLACK MIXED WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
$l25 AND Bl'75. stop
GRAPE EXPERIMENTATION IN STORE,
Y EVERY QUALITY OF
ENGBlSH TRIMMING GRAPES,
ENGLISH VEIL GRAPES,
ALSO,
ENGLISH GRAPE Wells
OF EVERY QUALITY AND SIZE
MANUFACTURED.
BESSOE & SON,
MOURNING DRY GOODS HOUSE.
No. 9l8 OHESaUT STREET IS et5p
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eB- Rebuilding Our Store.
sB- Rebuilding Our Store
az Rebuilding Onr Store.
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Want to sell the Stock. -sEa
Want TO sell the Stock. -lEs
Want to sell the Stock. -As
Want to sell the Stock. -8S
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A MERITRD COMPLIMENT.

We clip the following description of one OF
our well-known citizens from the indianapolis
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
NOTICE.

TEvHE UNDERSIGNED HAVING pUR-
chased NIL ths printing material used in
the publication of the Polk County Tines
newspaper, together with all the hooks and ae-
counts belonging TO said paper, have associ-
ated ourselves together and have engaged in
the publication of weekly paper, at Dallas
in Polk County, Oregon, 10 be called the
Oregon Republican.
All debts due the Polk County Times, both
on subscription and advertising account, are
now due, and prompt payment Is greatly de-
sired.
All prepaid subscriptions of the Tmes, not
extending beyond juno 11th, 1870, will, In JUS
tice to the subscribers, be filled out by us.
New subscriptions and advertisements are
earnestly solicited. We beg TO assure SUBJ
scribers and advertisers that they will get val
ue received for the patronage they extend to
the REPUBLICAN.
d. NJ. C. GAULT,
CIiAS. LAF0LLETT,
w. G. WHITS0N.
Dallas, 0gn. March s. 1870.
Oregon Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1870-1872, 1870-06-11
Rreyifies.

Z 7f
Salad for the solitary-Lettnce alone.
All servant girls are subject to the
hare law.
The greatest bet ever made--the Al
phabet.
Capital punishmsnt--hanging on q
pretty woman's lips.
Why are umbrellas like good Catho>
lies They keep lent SO well.
He who pelts every barking dog must
pick up great many stones.
John Bull pays s22s. 100000 year
for his beer.
Canada is clamoring for paper instead
of silver for currency. So it goes.
The Legislature of Texas contains
ten colored mes-two in the Senate
and eight in the House.
This is the way Wyoming ballad
runs -
sNice little baby, don't get in a fury,
Cause mamma's gone TO set on jury"
The Mormons arc organizing corps
ofwomen lecturers TO describe the glo-
ries of their faith.
Four members of the Illinois Consti.
tutional Convention have died since it
assmbled, and one has become insane.
The name of the Swinomish Posiof-
fee, Washington Territory, has been
changed to La Conner
Josh Billings says that wedlock in
Chicago la sort of lock that almost
anybody can pick
The ordering of troops TO the West
has taken out OF Virginia:and Kentucky
the last soldiers stationed in those states.
Gen. Bragg has been ousted from
control of the New Orleans waterworks,
and his successor ID a mulatto! How's
that for high becoming low.
The property assessment this year
Of Thurston county, Washington Terri.
tory is s1.l00, 600. or about $3.50, 600
more than that OF last year.
Miss Lewis, the American sculpt.
ress at Rome, has received orders from
the Marquis Of Buts for works from
her chisel.
A sitting room, two or three bed
rooms, with the use OF kitchen with>
out attendance. can be obtained at
Brussels for s25 to s28 month SER
want to cook and attend for S5; ser
want merely to do the homework can be
got for SO.