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'Hat nave right 10 help make the law that
taxes me. If Iam to be hanged, to have q voice
IN m'king the law that hangs me.
Trust God. The path OF justice Is the only
path Of silety.
Mrs. Stone was warmly appauied and de-
served to be-
This speech was the closing exercise of the As
ISOLATION.
The Convention was incidentally succesF.
The audiences were large aud grew to be en-
thusisstic. The ezerci:es were conducted with
admirable tact, being relieved from all tedious
ness by short, pleasant little speeches by Mrs.
Liyermore ami Mrs. Stone, AID by frequent
songs by the -Iutehiusous. About one hundred
aud fifty persons subscribed to the pledge which
made them members Of the vermont Woman's
Suffrage Association, only some twenty-five Of
the sisners residing in Montpelier. Both
friends and enemies Of Woman Suffrage, ex-
pressed themselves as agreea5,y disappointed TO
find the speabersso quiet, sensible and hjy-libe.
The exercises 10 tae e7enin- were greatly dis
ta-bei by a 10. Of scuivy boys and loaferish
young mon in back plrt Of the hell Mont
,e.ier bal ae.t.r !ur- s.asot Us hopeful youth,
OF find mean tom.ae item behave
The following IS TIE nrtol, from Oh, Nsn,ce,-
Ter Euctmaa and Journal. written, as !. is
understood. ly Re-. Dr. Lord of that place,
which drew down on ,he devoted head u til,
editor the wrath Of Mrs. L.rermo-e ami the rest,
O.. G,e.r-iri 5r amp ,s-.,-- ~ -.. ...-t-....,-
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BORROW ED,

TWO volumes OF the Weekly Free Press. PROMPT
requested. laslsdkrtf
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WATCH WORN.

WATCH WORN.
Giving our personal attention to cleaning and
repairing al kinds OF WATCHES. CLOCKs.
JEWELRF. sPECTACLES. SC, and
having secured the services Of Mr. George simp-
son. very superior Matchmaker, We shall under
take the repairs Of al kinds Of a1tea,, however
difficult supplying new work Whenever necessary.
We attempt aner WORK tA.n has ever been done
IN this city. trial solicited, and satisfaction
guaranteed.
E. Z. FLOYD,
Church Street.
Jan. 5-t-d&v,f
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Reported for he Free Press and Times.
Woman Suffrage.
OPENING OF TIE CAMPAIGN N VERMONT
The Montpelier CoHueHi!0n.
MONTPELIER, Feb. /.


tested an inclination 10 grant ]" without i'' Dc
ing asked. She advanced the usual arguments
IN favor OF Woman s S'n'sge' anu aluel an
enumeration OF the monsIrous and oppressive
laws under which the women OF Vermont nave
unc0nscously suffered so long. Perhaps the
women Of tie audience thought that it wash D;
very hard to be bad of, provided thy were I'M
conscious Of their dreadful state Mrs. stone
made very favorable impression upon the
audience
Mrs. Stone husband followed The nea- o. tie
family, with speech, very good one b1t ~
the opinion Of most listener, be was ee.i9sei b.
his consor- The Convention proper assemblies
tomorrow.
TIE programme viii be short speeches from
Mrs. Ada c. Bowiss' Mr. Henry b b-aeS"eA'
Mrs Margaret Campbell, Mr. Juia ward Howe
Mrs. Mary H. L;vermore aud other lesser lights.
a good Attendance is expected to-moroS as all
are 50 well pleased with this e'euings exercises.
The Convention.
v.-,,...~ p-t o.
| 1T tea O'Clock large audience had assembled
at Tiillge Il All 10 End Ia the subject o. Noaaans
! gi-b,s God f,- l,,,,b,sr vronls ami -.a---ir-
|
A''eI N's' H''n'""J A'd l'-s7-' '1.'''' '''
solicited subscriptions for the u aa.al 5 J9"rt-..
/ the Convention was called IT, order fv tie Pref
( lur.., -..-.---. ,-..-.
en- '-'''
! Of the -. Adams -a-5s'.'r' 15a. '-e CALI
: The song. Unite. unite and Battle FIR tfe
P--l+ -- ,,,s s,,,.. ,- 500. .r,. t, clio u.,.,.--
s'-s. Inc Suggestion is eisie- tA'- .'i' ID 'i'-
/ inson who acts as Captain -il-Cl.,f, ought 90
s5-ire himself 10 .in~.n-. and omit his crs.lss.
'-1
ou motion u Mr. 1Arlente'. o- -'-fia-e--' ID
was voted thsi remarks Doe limited O. twenty
ri.s-ss Irgss lnsra r5.. tr-s v.a. done.
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Womsn's capacity as public speakers had
been demonstrated today. lie saw here none
OF those wild de..riou- females, who had escaped
from the domestic fresije, mad with liberty and
longing for some vague state Of c1nuuoial ah-
strae-oa; but there were unoa the s.a-e wives
aud mothers, and ali Tas quiet, modest. rehgci
and l4iv-li6e. TINS Womau's rights movement
was nos atheistic and iui!e', but one Of she fun
dameutal facts Of Christianity is the recognition
Of the equality Of all humanity ia the Church.
The speaker traced the historical progress Of the
womau's cause
FeIdalism was nothing bur war aad politics.
the women shut up in tine castles. the men rid
ing around On horseback cutting each others
;hrclts. Then came chivalrv. al perfImed, ard
bowling and scaping 10 the ladies'; then came
Pdritanism, which struck a blow at an this The
Declaration Of Independents. was nothing hut
Christianity pCi into pJiit cal phrase; blj with
the negro Left out Of the bill Of equality There
j. 10 reason why politics should be degrading,
no reason why Il should be fall Of run and
hiasphemy, 10 reason why a political meeting
should not be as well ordered as this. Itis no
more unbecomiug for a woman TO deposit a vote
than 10 drop pence into a charity box This
cause appeals to the conscience. and what the
politics OF the country needs is not more intellect
but more conscience.
Mr.. Igersohn has some OF the elements that
make native orator, and his speech vas full Of
spice and vim
The last speech Of the forenoon was by Mrs
DR.. Hathaway of Boston. She said that the I'M
represented clsss was always = dangerous Glass;
and the dangerous class in America was the
women. For as the physiological defects Of
women are stamped upon their children, SO the
mothers sense OF her wrongs and disabilities are
stamped upon her child. In this way society is
filed with restless, discontinued women. The
temperance question would be affected ty
wOman's suffrage. Now, temperance men may
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AGRICULTURAL.
Agricultural lettings.

It is said that everybody ought to sleep on
corn-husk beds.
The area of timbered land in Kansas is es'i-
msted a; :, 800 900 acres.
The total amount Of sugar now consumed ~
all nations may be estimated at 2,sOV'o'O 'oi'
America consumes about 30, 900 tons
The shipment Of coal from PItts5uFs Tor all
points west and south during the Past'year ag-
gregatei ne4rly 100000 bushels being the
product Of 50 mines.
At the Metropolitan cattle show recently held
At London. England, the superiority Of Ameri-
can Implements in lightness and beauty was
unanimously admitted
., One who know 50 makes it point to select
ooW with yellow SKIN. Que whose skin is
male or colorless is not, he says, half 50 likely to
produce good butter.
Inform4ti received at the Department Of
Agriculture shows falling OF Of one.third Of
the tobacco crop in Virginia and Maryland, and
throughout Kentucky and the West about one
tenth.
r.. --.+..-,..-.- IL Nt-.1I-.-- C---.g ~
a.. 7.-,.'-.,--.7.-,5..t. s,,.-..-c-s.-...bos
-. -. -. - -, ,.o
5-.,b,, -. - 80, .,.I,, corr
,n,-nir- 3,
LISA that hon, r-,.,;,,-,r,.-s rnbbi,~
5orn-.ilI certainly tos, wind call. f7om in
crs,sinc and wi ,onlie3 fir halls boBr At
= tir,a ,vi,. . 5sr NH remova now one or
-a...-;.ir,.' .5.,r- 80 .fl.r.. ..ul;r-
IT,. 49,. ,..;r- .l;-,,y,ol ...i.r.s STOOD arc
.xaa, .,rl,. b,tel cori -,v c.bb,rs sliced in
yira,,r and b,i-ed rice. the most ipiioe.r,bla
are .Bet h,;I.i cstb,,e and no-k
D,ri,- the I,ts ,ree.-,r of tbe America,
Pomo.,r;cal Society at Phladelphia. Kansas
was awarded rbe Society. Coli Medal for
the finest disBlsy Of fruit.
The ersp5ra-i.1 and es,spe Of Eases from
MANURE aes5s. stsb.es etc. can be prevented by
ra,psr.- srr.,s,.-.- If .,yns,u, which sf..,-i,.
tles. .sl.- elements and r-e,i-ita,ss ,bsr, inf,
f1eI salt Of anmops, ,bsr,.borB1 e,r III. r.s
oftte er5rs.
Sheep require about three Der cent. Of their
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HOUSE AND LOT for sale ~ . bargain. D.
4 L not gold lrtH b. rented. House new, -1-a-
t..u good. Call oa or adIfe e.
ALuERT STEE FN~.
Jan. Ii-+-dIuGwln Essex J1lcaar.
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We OFFER SPECIAL BARGAINS
IL Watches, ca.ia'. Jsve.ry, Silver Ware. PLATED
Ware. Clocks. Cutlery sPee,ac.es, an Fancy Goods
A large ro,k and prices greatly reduced.
conpar-s.nof G77d.s1d Prices solicited. r,,s4r
sci csssro tlr any -t,.- r1-ty ~ r,-u5-t
3 b. FLOYD.
Jan. ith-t'cSFa CHURCH Stree
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as elch @. the speakers hat taken uer seat
she must ask herself how much ,he had done by
her remarks to change the opinions of the men
Of this audience on this subject. She knew by
the change in their faces that much had been
done uany men had gone from the room ready
TO vote for the cause She advised the women to
get up petition to the legislature to grant them
theiT rights. lfthe men knew how much they
wanted suffrage they would give it to them.
She remembered the first time she had TO pay
taxes on real estate She was indignant, and
could not but write little note to the Collector,
saying that she knew be would legally be bound
to collect the tax, but that she would not pay It,
80 they came and took enough of her property
TO pay the tax. She wished she had gone on
refusing to pay it, for she would sooner go day
by day earning but enough TO subsist upon,
rather than be as she is, without owning her
own earnings, without owning even the baby on
her knee Suppose the boys should say with
the girls that they had all the rights they wanted
they didn't want to vote. You d think them
IDIOTS Girls are made for something better
than TO SIT and make little dogs in perforated
paper and working cats in footstools until their
souls are dsindled to the size of their crochet
kneedles.
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One hundred dollars deposited January LIST, 1853
n amounts to S,7)6i January LIST, 1879.
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nyIDEND for the siI months ending January
II lst per cent.
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Brp goods.
BLACK ALPACAs.

WE HAVE J.sT RECEIVE Az lSvOICB OF
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JOHN f. HENRY, Sole Proprie-o-,
NO. COLLEGE PLACE. NEW YORh.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12


mADQ'Rs DEPARTMENT. or I'M PIArrE,j
OIlIcH og OinKp QUARI GlllLlsrER,
.,,,,, OAAgA, hEbRAhKA. April y, lB,Q, =
two Responsible larles, not bddefs and Goc9pAnIol
BY dsP9sit z elOo VA be Esosiyod A. This ONES
dollyeI d Ne ioo"inS.namOd 'iDPloS At tho points
oS'is'1o, MR XIX BARRACKS, Nebraska.
1aSJ Ools iisFa Wopd. or 10 ions Of UoSli 7OO tons
Hay 40 so EH s Ib lby N S9,6sls lA8O
80 'oFfs oS MI IL ARss & HSfEA IL sR'S'l' Lime
' cod SS SsSs q cEsSso :Rns b SS' ~
NORTH PLATTE EEBRASKA.
'' 'O'p fo MSTp sG Il "a wi 6o6foRADo.
l,so cords Weed 9E $50 tons o. Coal loo tons Of Hay
'"uSi DSRY, NEBRASKA.
100 0OI&, R MSTS 4 iss Il ~ Y Y sShi q Hay
400 0oIdS Wood 2. s Ton; o. Coal 1900 tons HAy'
90 cord. wood o. rs tons q doSi; - tons Of Hay,
R sp' fSE SShi sTF n S%Ss SSstSs
0OO cords Weed 10 tons q poAl ~ tons Of Hay,
'2 f SHs4' sR shsSSfRi %S SS'aais m'
TO cords Wood Of ~ tons Of Goals 200 tons Of Hay
0IIP poUGLAs, UTAH, ~. .
% tons q Hay, 1850 bushels Charcoal 100 bu'hOS
FORT LARAMIE, WYOMING.
2aOo cords Wood, as tons Of Hay, 1900 bushels Char
FORT FETTRRMAN, WYOMING.
1900 cords Wood, 80 tons Of Hay 1900 bushels Char
coal, 100 bushels Lame; ,,,,,
go ooEdS Wood. at shoshono Agency In Wind Ri'e'
Bids are invited Tor hay IN stack or in bales Drain
40 polos Aad AL. VA DO required ior stA,tod hay
The locality from which coal WI DO Furnished must b
Bids must be made separately for each article Al each
post hAmed, and may DO made Tor any portion OF th'
fho delivery q .hs supplies 70 YomRone9 july !
nv and .s ma o5s MI ~ bs eSSfSa and lime i
DO delivered each month thereafter until tho deliver
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Proposals.


oyF1cE ACrINe CpN,usaART sunHsrgpcr,l
IOnT OoLUMnUa, ~ v. Harmon, April a. t87O Z
Propo.als IN duplicate, with cory o. bits advcri'o
mont attached Will be received by The underalH IL 4
until u the 18th Of MAJ, tslD, for Supplying Ffcsi
Beef % the troQpa stationed At Forts Columbus and
Wood, New York harbor, and New York city Tho said
Beoi must BE- frcsh q Eood p,s me-. quality q
shanks and kidney tAlow 70 b otoluded and be
hycred At the posts above named rca u cost In such
quantity may be fum time 20 time required and
such days A. tho Commanding Qncot shall designate
not exceeding four times per week,
Separate propoaas In duplicate, viii Also be tcenved
BY tho undersigned, up 70 the SANE hour ard diip above
mentioned, Tor supplying commissioned ohhoJrs and
their families Stationed AZ the Aforesaid pieces those
supplied hereiTom, with such choice Beef hs toy may
fom time 70 time require, sueh - srioin and porter
house steak, standing RIBS, or nh roAata.
These contracts 10 be In force sir months such les
time a. the Oomm.sAry General shall dlroot. oommono-
Ing on the lat day OF July, 1870.
The contract9f will be required 10 enter into bonds
for the sum Of Eve thousand dollars signed BY two re-
bda
The proposals will he opened At II O'Clock NJ on the
18th proImo, at which time and place bidders In.
vited 70 be present.
Addressed r. q. RUTHERFORD,
myetd Bravet Captain. u g. A.. o. ~
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The Courts.

sUPnnNH CouHr oE nm DmrnroroY CoLU,sBIAl-
GENERAL TRRn.--Chlsf Justloo Cartier and justices
Wylis oin and Pishsr "a. n SaHs yesterday for ths
rnE BLLTiMona 81, oHto r,rvoGD ruIaANcR CASE.
United atatcs ". DllInoro tnd Ohh Railroad Com
pany The comes up upon appeal from The rulings
Of Judge Fiahof n ding Che Criminal Court In tha
trial Of The baltimore md Ohio Railroad COMPANY tos
maintaining ndisAnoo In obstruetine ne passaee o.
certain utreets and hishvaysin his ciy Tho mefts
q The e.. -s-s .poT y .sps 90 u ssns ScSsS,
Ths .rsmasn, vs. begun b. Mr. Cor. bu, tho case
win probaby oooapg so'osal days
CnrnuaL ooUnr-J-.lg. U,A.r-Thi court began
yesterday
TIu TRIAL or mn'HAuLr ron nm EUnpER or
nAcHHT.
oeorre ". Heinhault, indicted for Tho murder Of
VIM Maokey By shooting him, on street, some weeks
since, was placed Al tho bar .r"
The District Attorney and the Assistant District At
lorny appeared for the United StAtea. and Messrs
Harrington and 5, L. Phillips for the defence.
The jurors uere called and examined roir dirs,
with tho following result
bvan-PAtrot Dee, james liverpool, WIN. H. Bar.
her. PAtriok ouirk, W. n brown, Parker Mouiton,
George o. Thomas, VIM. B. O'HeAls.-A
Challenged By the United Statss-T. 7. samuels,
Clement Brooks, p. BolAnd, N. M. Whclook.
Ohallenaed By the Dofenoo..A Alfred Pops, VIM II.
Gray, John II. uarsas. John n. Newman, Walker
lewis, John u. Davidson. Thomas A, Cant, John 3.
Parsons, Alfred Stephenson. .
Had formed Oplnion--T. Y. shrevc, Richard Waters,
q. II. DemAr
j. Thomas Jenksns wa excused "r Don.
The panel being thus exhausted. the court ordered
tvenb tAlosmen 10 DO summoned. and tho following
names drawn from tho boz for that pprpose. 7.
n. Monroe, Slsth ward, J. O. Snoot, 0corEstown II.
Coleman, Fourth ward A. j. Riloy, TenAliytoun; Jno
IL Taylor. seventh ward; Walter Cooley, OnorE otowni
hobart Waters, Rifth ward Joseph v. webber, Pifth
yard John burnside, mn wardi Jsnuol Williams,
First ward Charles AgphAn First ward Tim O'Daily
Georgetown; 8. &. Hoover. Third ward John Burns
siHth yard; jas. Fullalove. nth ward; Horace j.
FROST Fourth ward; Robert Rail, Fourth ward Arm.
atoad Dulln, AlHth ward J. b. BAksr, FIRST ward j.
D. Hines, First ward.
The court hon adlourned until this morning, when
tho four Jurors rot unsolicited viii be chosen from
among the talesmsn named shove.
Adjourned. . H..
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OFEIcE ASSISTANT QuARrERNAsrHR, U. 8. Al
foKr SILL, 1sDIAN TERRITORY, April IS, $50.
Sealed proposals. In tpcAtc will DO rocalyod Al this
once until noon on SATURDAY, May y, 1870, for tho
dellyerI q the following named supplies at Fort S
Indian Territory
96l5 Cords Of wood.
2.6i9 Tons Of Hay.
Tho wood 10 DO good, understandable, hard wood; 10
DO cut full four feet lok split 70 Convenient sIa and
free from small limbs or brush cord 70 DO ~ cubic
Tho hay to DO good mcrchAntAble prairie hay 10 DO
well and securely stacked In such manner % bs i'm.
porvi9us 70 hoav rains or snovs clause will DO In
serted In zach contract providing that any damage
which may result 70 tho hay frum imperfect stacking
must DO made good 70 tbs Government by the con.
l5lQ. ton 10 be 800 pounds.
Tho delivery Of the wood 10 commence on or before
July b 1870 and % be continued At the rate Of at loAs
one siIth Of tho quanuy contracted for per month,
Payment for one tenth Of tho wood delivered Will DO
Withheld until the eJntraet Ia satisfactorily allied.
july IS ls0 Aad 70 DO ojnplstoa On or before Octbcs
Payment Cor oaoai,h tho hay b no withheld unt u,
contract i enthusiastically hllei
POpo-Aia VII DO reeo'cd for hny portion OF Tho hAj
wood
BIDS must be made sopaFatelJ for zach article
Bids from persons who have hitherto failed 10 earn
out oontraeta with tho Government, or 20 entor into
contracts which have been Asarded 70 them, viii
the bids, or represented By an agent or attorney.
The usual conditions, which can DO Asoorthinoi at
this once, will DO imposed upon bidders and contract
orr and blank forms Of proposals. will be furnished upon
~ order Of Brcvet Major General l. O. Ea,ton, Chief
A. u. ROCKWELL,
mJa-td Bvt. lieut. Col. Asst Y. NJ, U. 4. Afrny.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-05-12

Disirief u ColaWbia WaIAisgtoH C5gHfy, 70 cli
In tho CASE % WILLIAM VAN MATTEL administrator
OF haboooA Williams, deoeasod tho administrator Afore
said has With the apprObation Of tho Orphans Court
tho l7h day o. May A. d. isiu, Tor tho final settlemsat
and distribution OF tho personal estate of said deceased
and OF tho AaaoA In band far the have been
collected and turned Into moneys when and whore ali
tho oredito and heirs Of said deceased notified to
attend with thoir claims properly youehed, theynAy
otherwise by Law DO excluded from all banoft in aid
deooasods estate provided copy Of this order DO pub
lshed once week for three weeks In The NATIONAL
RsESPFiS.S p'0''qs'w n thI M ls.s .
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0RPHANs' COURT.


Distrtef " o5ian.lhl, HiliAisJ'aa caafy q cd 49,
In the eAse OF Mn4tAN Van AAHrsil, administrator
Of snAs Mash, deceased, the administrator Aforesaid
1Aa with Tie APPRECIATION OF the Orphans Court Of
NAshlngtDn county AiOrpsaid. appointed TUESDAY,
the "a dAy q Nay A. D. isO, or the nAl settlement
and Of tn estate o. said deceased
Ani OF tho a4sets Ia hand far the nave boon
olllootei ahd turned into moneT when and whore ali
atoud, With their claims properly vouched they may
2thefulae by As BIO oEelndod in6m all benefit n aid
Published onoo wvk f1r three weeks IN the NATfOSAL
HEPuHI1lAH pr1yioua 70 the said day Test.
ApssfhsW A. wRBSTFit Register of Wnls
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p.siriet II Coiumhta, Washiayi0a Coaaiy, % TI
In the case Of WILLIAM VAN MARfin AdministrA-
Tor n Peter Parker doceaaod the administrator afors
% walhlnFton county Aforesaid, appointed TUES
DAY, tho lth day OF MAY, A. d. l87O for the final et
teent and distrbuton 81 the pSfsinI estate N ~
deceased and Of tho assets In hand far a. Inc same
hAEo been collected and turned into money when and
whoru all the creditors and hes Of aald deceased ara
nothed 70 Atond, with their claims propery vouohed
or they may otherwise BY law be excluded frv1t All
benefit In aid deoeasods ostAte provided copy OF
this order DO published week for three yeeks In
Test A WFBSTER
ApstIh9N Register Of Wills.
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0RPHANs' COURT,

Di4fTtsi " qohEktn, WashiaaioH c9uHty, % 40.
In the case o. WuIIAM VAN MARfER, ndnifnistra.
tor ~ Seth Woy doecasod the administrator aiore.
q MAshinEton eoanty aioroaaid, appointed TUBS,
DAY, tho 18th day q May, A, d. $50, for tho inAl
sd deeSesedl and q the assets IN hand As far as
me same have been collected and turned into money
when and Whoro all the creditors and heirs Of said do
ceased notified 10 attend, with their claims prop
oTly Vouohod, or they may otherwise by law % eA'
ulnded from Al bonsdt In aid deoaas0ds estate pru
Vded copy Of this order bs published once week Tor
Mo Nj ~ Tssts A. WEBSTER,
ats5iiIl9S Register of villa
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Railroads.
LoUpQUN NJ HAMpsnIaIl

A ALEXANDRIA LoyyIps22yyH AND HAMPSHIRE
Ia Spring schedule. begnning March ~ lglo. Y.
;. M IrTiys at Hamilton !, 10 % a M and lsS n N
/ Leave Hamilton a 20 M and 1915 ., m. Arrive a
S sl..ssds ss III Z B train si rom Han
llion oonneos :. Hamiltos Nth Ksmps DAILY line q
winshesisr. also, With ReameFs line. N 0osehos
which leave LsesburE daily i0T Aldo md Mlddleburg
spu.u General Tiefst kEent
THRouqH LIME BKTwEEN MAsHINgTON
PHwsA siglaTds s Asp sE ", foek
Trains bo.gsen Wellington and Neu York arc ~
"I fo ~ NV 'Y2sokR. vthou, change Of oar ~
Leave daily teIcept SundaJ)n 500 a M, i9.is and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lnsvo daily tOreopt Sunday at 500 a M lata and
ON SUNDAY.
Leaye for Now York at9Oo p. m. and PhiAdelphla At
Sceping car ior New Hg,s sn sS9 p. n. traiH oRlJ,
Boson, can be bad at tho station oes Al ali hours q
seo baltimore and Ohio Rsllroad Advertisement, ior
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wnLET's PorNT, n, Y, H., April II, 1871, 7
10 sealed proposals. n dnpcsto III b teceiyod until
signed At Wlllets Point, New York 1Nrbor, for fur
nishlnR the troops thsrcat with Fresh Beef from June
I, $50, 10 November ~, 1870.
The envelopes lnclosng proposals muat DO indaraod
Proposals for furnishing Frcah Beof.n
The Fresh Beef Ia 10 DO Of good marketable quality
with equal proportions 81 fore and hndguariof meat
lnocka shAnks, and kidney tall0v eIcludedD and do
hyered AZ the expense Of tho contractor In such guam
utlos and AZ such times a may be required.
NO BID viii be entertained that IA not made BY
ular butcher who must give his name In full his pros
ont place Of business and residence.
The manner Of making bids, requirements Of bid.
ders, Ae arc the same stated In advertisement Of
June ~ 1871, for proposals. for furnishing Fresh Beef
from tho ONCE Of tho Aot.nR C0miasary General Sub
sstencs, New York ,CHARLRs ", fOwRLLI
aplstd Becnnd lieut., Corpa on FnR, A. n, 4.