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SAN FRANCISCO
GOLD PLATING
SILVER WORKS.

no QUARTZ MILL MEN, MINERS, HOTEL
L keepers. and others.
The San Francisco Plating Works are prepar-
ed to furnish Silver Plate. Copper AmIlgama-
ting Plates. OF all sizes and In any quantities, At
the Very Lowest Rites.
Full weight Of Silver deposited aud ntisfae.
tion guaranteed in every respect. .s e.,,
HS- Particular attention given 10 Plating
Goods for Builders. plumbers and Gunsmiths.
OLD GOODS of all kinds repaicd for Hotels,
Restaurants. &c.
E1-All work done ut the lowest prices.
f. G. DENNlSTON, Proprietor.
llAvIiANp. liooPER Il Co., Agents.
Crockery and Glassware Dealers,
1856 PINE STREET. near MONTGOMERY.
San Francisco
GN- The finest guilty of Sheet Copper ex-
pressly for Mining purposes furnished and cut 10
any siz. 1T the lowest rates.
A ull assortment OF Plated Goo Is and Cut-
lery for sale at low rates.
March 5th. 3m
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FAvoRs. u S. Senator Eugene Casserly.
Congressman J. A. Johnston and A. A.
Sargent, and State Senator E. NJ. Banvard
have all favored us with valuable public doe
men,s during the past week for which they
have our ibauks
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TuOMAS BDYCE. No. 80. Exchange Build.
lag. on California stree San Francisco is
authorized to solicit advertisements and sub
scriptions in that city for the HERALD, and re-
ceipt for the same.
II. w. STARR. of Lincoln, isauthorzed to act
~ our agent in that place.
P. Z. WEBER, is authorized TO act as oui
asent In Gold Run and vicinity.
d. D. DUNNAM is our authorized Agent al
Michigan BluH.
THOMAS DUNN is authorized to act as our
Agent at Forrest Hill.
HUDSON Il MENET arc our authorized sole
agents in New York. All orders Tor pLblicatio on,
unless accompanied with tie money, must come
through th, to insure attention.
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OVERLAND monthly This popular Pa.
cfc Coast Periodical for April has been Re
ceived. We have S, often called attention
to Inc superior merits Of the Overland
Monthly as literary. instructive and en-
tertalning work as compared with E,ste,n
and European periodicals that it is unneces
sary We should again now meution the tacr
TO our readers. The principal contents OF
the April number arr:
"Old Seatti. and his Tribe; A Pioneer OF
1920; Figs Of Th.tes; Compasses lhr Bat,
tie Of the Mine; Barbarian I)a,.; The PIE
sido Of San Francisco; Dead; Russian Gold
and Silver Mining; nar,i-s aud Dsirying in
California; Wild Walk; Historical F,un.
and Flowers; pariic o can L'nes and Prl..
'lege'; E I; Current Literature. The Over
lard M"n'hIy is published on the lst o
each month ty A. Roman and Co. John II
Ca'many proprietor AT and 4l0 Mnn'gom
ety Street. San Francisco. Terms, 81 pc,
annum, psyagre in advance Club rates
Two copies. 81; FIVE copies SIG; Zen copies
$50. and each additional cop, So For ev
ory club Of Twenty subscribers, an ex,r,
copy will be furnished grais.
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AFTER THEM The Santa Barbara Times
E b. Borst, formerly Of this county, editor
is afier the Supervisor. Of that county pom,
derous'y and with sharp stick. 1t seems
the Times has been exposing the nrus, as
sessm-nt and equalization of taxes in the
county, and that the Board. to get even or
for spite. refuses to le, ,he Times tm for the
county printing. Puoch them up Bous!-
Supervisors are not intallble,
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PAIN KILLER The testimonials borne to the
efficacy oil this valuable medicine are sufhcient
10 warrant its introduction in every house. Our
bottle for single hour. In flesh wounds. ache e.,
pains, sores. &c. ii is the most effectual remedy
we know Of A bottle will last a very long time,
and ts low price places il within the reach Of all
| ST. John .Netcs.
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EDUCATIONAL.

TTNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, THE OFFICE
u of Superintendent OF Public Instruction will
b' in Rockn; but Tor the convenience OF the
public / will he in AuS Spgp on each saturday,
prepared to transact all legitim'ie official busi
ncss JOHN 7. KINKADE,
Superintendent oil Public Instruction for Pla-
ser couIHy. lrnrI Inn
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Masonic MIRROR The March number OF
this excellent monthly, truly devoted to the
Interests Of Masonry on the Pscifo coast,
has been received at this oflice where it is
always a welcome visitor. The work IS ably
edited by Amasa"N. Bishop, contains some
iorty.eight pages, and is handsomely pint
ed The work contains a complete dlrpcto-
ry Of all The Lodges in the State with the
days Of regular meetings and lists of al the
officers of each lodge The Mirror is in
'eresling to the general reader, and Of real
value to the brotherhood. The yearly sub,
scription Of the Mirror is 50 so.
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SPECIAL NOTitkS.

AT this season, when coughs and colds arc 10
prevalent, Nm cffectual remeday and one easily
obtaired, is Perry Davis' Vegetable Poin killer.
1t is no new noslrusn vended by unknown agents,
but has stood the test of over twenty years; and
those who use the article, internally or external
ly, will connect with i. grateful recollections Of
its worthy inventor. - Hastings Chronicle c. ~
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NICKERSON'S NURSERY

THIS NURSERY IS LOCATED THREE -
L miles northeast of Lincoln. Placer
County. and contains very LARGEand CHOICE
variety Of
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Trees md Vines,

and in lots to suit purchasers This is the old
est. most careiny v selected and cultivated Nur.
strj Of FRUIT TREES and VINES iu the Stat.
Every tree and vine being III
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REMOVAL.
Continuation OF tho
Clearing out Sale
nj the corner Of
Broadway and Grand street,
previous 10
removing into Store
corner OF Broadway and wentieh street,
The Goods will be sold regardless Of cost to save tbs
trouble and expense Of removing them, and
Extraordinary Bargains
viii be offered to purchasers.
New Goods are being constantly received from incoming
steamers; and among those to be offered on
Monday, October 6,
win be line Of
Black Cloth Paris made Coaks,
recently bought at panic prices Paris from &C upwards
which 10 not opshhf the COS. OF production,
i LORD 4 TAYLOR,
Rreadwas. corner 81 Grand Aefsse
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DIR 4CfeaY rOa ADvEa ris rs.

ASuSEMENrs- hIauln PAeE-Thrd, fourth, NTH and
AsTRoLOdY- sEoosp P AoE-, Second column.
s nA.b HNp fS F1svs1ss eol9
BoAEnERs hb sa PAer-Fust. second.
F5n Aasfsrn
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES PAor-rour.h
s sESf RES fEf1sH EYE s
CLERKS AND sXLfsaEN--sHoosn PAer-Fish and
S5nHs ESQ r.ers,s
coAsrwIsE STEAMSHIPS EIGHTH PAer-yns. and
SSoySTE Sl5Is paqn sixth column
selasa
pwE5LLLiSH l HOUSES 70 LET, FURNISHED AND UN;
EYES HSp pa HssnH column
rAsES column smn
EiINAN.SdIAAdd lr,wss,,fra PAen- FiSh column.
F6RElIsliEp Rooms AsD AfANfaEErs TO LE1-
sSEsrh s
HELP WANTED MALEs-sEooSD pAsE Sixth col.
HELP wANrED-FEMALEs-sa p.or-rour.h and
HoRsEs, SxEafAoEs, ao.-seoosp rAsr-r.rst and
HorE sGfsCn gs sqiamIs; pssr-sl,,s ooonr
HOUSES, Eooas &C., WAITED Se esTsau rAor-s..h
Instr Orion glrn PAer-sixth column.
GEN REAL EsTAyE Foa sALEINIsTm rAas~
Third column.
LOAN oFFICEs-TwELrru PAer-Fifh column.
LVsLA D,kolND-FiITI I AYE --six., colainn.
HA Hsi ryiI IsIS.seSna c ,1I,;
nArRlx0NIAL-TwELrTn PAar-Ffh column.
NEDlCAL-rwkLfTI PA6E-fifti column.
MILLINERY AND Observation-Disclosures PAGE-sI1th
MIsoELraNruU5 ADVERTISEMENTS TENTH PAGE
rfth ami sxth co,nmas.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PAGE sixth column.
NuSiCAI-EtanIn PA6E-Second column
NEW IUBLICATIOsS-FInsT PAGE--Sixth column.
PEks0IkL-FtEsT PAaE-frst couma,
pIANOFokTFS- EIGrTu rAGE-Third column.
pOLdIlCAL-TwELfTn PAGE-sfx.h column.
pn3pVSnA at -ELEvEsyM rAGr..sIxth column; -
HEkI-SlSrIl picc--iblrd and fourth columns.
REAL ESTATE 70 ExcHANGE-NI~rH PAar-Fourta
REAL Estate wANTED--N1NTu PAsE-Fourtn column.
RELIGIOUS NuTiCEs-NIfTH PAGE-Fourth column
EEWARDS-FfrrH PAGE-Sixth column.
SALES Al AUCTlOH--SiaTu PAGE-kA and sixth coL
SITUATIONS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PAGE
-. Third and fourth columns.
SITUATIONS wANrED-maLEs SECOND PAGE-Fiith
SPECIAL NorIcEs-Flnor rAer-Fisxt and second col
sPoRTING-Doas, BIRDS, Ac.-srcosD rAoE-Frst
column. ts9
ET!3RAG EnTlnsy J Aaz sixth column.
THE IT. RF--SEooxp PAGE--First column.
TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES -TwELFTH PAGE
5IRRAsyEIi Eks' GUIDE pAsr- Second column.
TWELFTH PAGE Third and fourth columns
YACHTS. STEAMBOATS,, 1o-NISVn PACE Sixth col
umn.
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A 7. STEWART 4 co.
IA. will. on Monday, Ocl .,
largely replenish all their.
popular socks or
silks, from vi per yard upwards.
Dress Goods, lysc per yard upwards.
First quality Irish Poplns only - per yard.
Plain Diagonal Psis In shades Of color, 25c per
yard and upwards
Merinos, Lasbmeies, Sans lie Chino.
Drnps de France, Draps d Etc Chcvot Fringcd
Sutinss Black and Colored Apacas, &c.
NJ prices lower than
Broadway, Fourth avenue, Ninth and Tenth aueen
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DRY GOODS.
from SRs1 auction
veivsis and sains.
s ss PSnSs. y 81, so per yard
New SHADE. II ysssies Ss &c. &c y Ss yard ~
We've, Trimmings, new styles.
Trimmings from auction.
Fancy silk Trimmings CSC. to 75c. piece.
SIX and Satin Gimrs nc. 70 75c. piece
s:;: IL III E!;! ;::; :: !s;i e.
Ribbons from auction.
sssasy hSsSaa 81 FL so' s s &c. 7'1'
Rom isSs: ssf f sas ssi ss sa yi'd
Feather. and Flowers.
ssIsy wo@ s Ssrias :s s
French Flowers, loc. spray.
Ha. and Bonne..
yslsei., piasasss, sa'ins s,raws, silks,
OF Trimmed Hats
and Hosiery, Gloves.
Opening on Monday.
1Scc dozen Ladies'. Gents and Misses KIN,
way below cost
. importation.
Lot OF ladles' Kid Gloves. 5cc pair.
Lot OF ladies' Two Buttons, 9ac pair.
Lot Of ggsn,sv Nd Gloves Go sie;s sue pair.
Opening real ktds at sec. pSir.
Ladiss and Genta Underwear.
go ao,sn: Msri n ys.,. &c. as Sc "a e. q a.
h "a ss.' Ts asas ssi R.ss ss ss rs
Muslin Drawers. &C., asc., 81. 81 %.
gen,s' Necktes aud Bows, NC 70 10c.
Opeulng lot Of Roman Scarfs, 26c.
l,0J0 dozens Hosiery, l2Lc. pair up.
jet and Fancy Jcwelry.
sets s,; i Ssn ssy ye1.T ase 20 W IS
i.sou Fancy Necklsaes &c. 10 81 81.
2SS9 pairs Sleeve Buttons: every s Kind up
AUO0 foctemonaies and Bags, loc. TO VI o.
Fancy Good..
S Sss az sssl R. s15Es Six. ,o
Fine Alpaca SKIRT Braids &C.
c6-yard Alpaca BraIis, Sic. to 50c
Fine Engish Star Brads, Ice. dozen.
Swan-bil Hooks and Eyes, &c. card.
Zephyr Worstcds, Ice ounce
English Tooth Brushes, &C., l0c., tic.
1000 dozens tine
Linen Handk erchiefs, VI dozen.
1000 dozens gents and ladies' handkerchief, &c. 10 S.
Lace and fancy collars pc, 50c., 75c., ssc
Auction lots OF Needewors, cheap.
Real and imitation Laces, cheap.
wM. kinney,
ISL Broadway, between Ami,y and Fourth streets.
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+ EoPoLD STARK, NO. 256 GRAND STREET. opP0.
~ hte LORD IAyiors importer OF Italian, erman Eng
sh anu french Chromvs bngravings, Autographs, OIL
fsins,nSs &C.. Ac rassepartou.s, black walnut catveC
aAa and DsseAl,
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SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY THIS WEEK
~ att the
Down Town Retail Dry Goods Store
No. ~ vcsey street, next TO the Astor House
Choice new Lots OF Goods OF all kinde.
Black silks, eros Grain hpaeas Popin Apacas.
An infinite VARIETY Of press Goods, l6c 10 81,
n~l-- E-t = --.S
a.sk
A splendid stock of Household Linens, Quilts,
Blankets, Hosiery of all kinds, cloves. &c.
Splendid assortment of Fannes OF the est styles,
Sheeupgs Shrtpgs Domestic Goods generally,
Hundreds OF other articles too numerous TO
par,calarize.
A better assortment OF goods than ever
+. STEWART 4 co.
n. Will OF en- on Monday, Octobcr3,
Novelties
In almost every description OF gooda
In which they deal,
Offering abe lar. choicest, and cheapest
s-srx 10 be found In the city,
Cus~JDers and STRANGERS are respectfully
Invited examine.
Broadway, Fourth avenue. Ninth aud Tenth sroeth
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OOK ON THAT PICTURE.
- have made fortune, and what good ia meY NV.
health 10 broken down and have enjoyment Of life
Alderman Webb has spoken highly Of Dr. Lees Old yr
Binia Btsers have determined 10 try them.
Now Look This Picture.
"Dr Lees Bitters has a new man OF me- spen lid
appetite; sleep well bowels regular clock work
Gbey are certainly splendid preparation Every person
rrset; VI 70 bottle.
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DIZZY GOODS.
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
IA THE BANkRL PIT STOCK OF A LARGE WHOLE.
SALE no Sc,
and will be sold ut greatly reduced prices.
French Paper Hnngings, Window Shadss,
English Carpetings, Oi!cioths,
ont tornees, Looking Glasses, Mattngs, &c.
$1,000 Rolls Fine Gold Paper, 70 cents per roll
Fine Paper, I2 cents per roll.
Fine Gold Window Shades, 80 per pair,
usually sold at - b..
$4,000 yards thick oiclo.h, 70 cents per yard.
large lot of ENGLISH CAKPETINGs, &C.,
~ low prices.
J.W. COATES
2i7 HUDSON street,
opposite Dominck street.
Houses Papercd, Decorated, KasoInned and Painted.
Good worknen sent to any part OF the city country.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

L,RANCOIRlsH SOCIETY.
meeting OF the incmbev al the Francolrish Society
win be held nt Mr. McKenna rcsidencc, $40 Sixth avenue
to-day o'clock r. ~ Bnsincss In order-saemsnt OF
tckris Of the picnic al Jones' Wood Sept 49, 1870.
Warning 10 whom It may c0noern-Any person account
able and Mt the meeting will lie published in all
leading Journals OF New York. BY the commit
tee. L. TILMAN, Vice Treasurer.
ii TuIYBAUp, Secretary.
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STERN BROTHERS, 3T SIXTH AVENUE, BETWEEN
~ Twenty-seccnd and Twenty third streets-Wil open
Monday, October cases real Whby Jet foods,
importation, ~ per cent below importers prices.
Our two button Marquise Kid Gloves at ~ 2 pair
acknowledged the cheapest and choicest Ia tue city
New assortment two button Marguerite hid Gloves, III IS
rer pair.
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A STERN BROTHERS; ss7 SIXTH AVENUE, BE-
Having con- pleed extensive alterations we viii omen
Monday October 30 pieces black Bonnet Velvet from
Ill pieces colored Bonnet yolvcts from nj tx
% e. So choices, shades . SSo carton. Ribbon vevs
cost Of Importation New black Trimnincs Al slves and
widths Splendid inches all boiled black sash Ribbon M
Splendid inches colored Sash HIbbon ssc mar
yari. New Roman sashe,. yards long Y5 3d. Roman
Ties &c., 76c, &c. worth 'tc " and 81 - Large assort
ment OF Fancy Scarfs
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TIE PIEaAN MASSACRE.

This affair which, for several weeks has furnished material for hot-headed comment by uamberess fanatics all over the couutry, is row beginning to be better understood. This is we'll for ths truth of tue matter being known, accomplishes, or should be permitted to accomplish, double purpose in the first place it shoald remove from Col Baker the censuro SC reckIessly andunjus.iy hurled at him fam every quarter and show him forth a5 he lSi brave anu saIIIUT JryTTs5zr r1-rrryr .r1,,, in the next place is shoald teach those who were so ready to condemn his action in tbe matter, the prOqriety of learning facts before raising their voices in condemnation of an actionI in future. The facta in the case now fully established. are, that out of the IFS In5i- aus killed, l20 were able. bodied men, return. ed from the varpath few days previously F1ity ~tbree women and children were killed but they were killed accidentally; mixed up. as the were. with the men. it is evident that to have spared them would have been to render
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1 Wall street. The Wan street brokers ~z-oa 10 undertake to 'transler' ge1A EH@-a percentage. This week the Treasury department took the business into their own hands and loaded car with coin which they desired trans2orted to San Francisco. The car will go right to the Pa cifc coast without breaking bulk The bullion went under guard in charge Of the private sec- retary of Mr. Boutwell, and another gentleman
 aUNoRs OF CABINET CHANGES.
 It is said that there will soon be two new Cabinet ministers. Ben. Butler is mentioned as one, and Judge Noah Davis of Rochester as the other. AIsuch changes are always dis credited, but they do net ge; out without some foundation. The retiring officers, it is said, will be Fishand Boutwell,. Er fano dare lucem,
 There is considerable agitation (to use a mild term) between th Internal Revenue de- partment and the Treasury, to which it is sub ordinate. Delano, like Rollins, desires the bonds to be an independent institution, cut | loose from the Treasury Boutwell, opposes, and as there is considerable patronage attach ed to the Inland Revenue department "the longest pole will knock the persmmon. Tax payers look on like the womao did when she jaw her husband fighting with a bear,-nOt caring a d-n which whips.
 WELCOME TO SOUTHERN REPRESENTATIVES
 Quite handsome reception was given at lincoln Hall, this week. to the Republicans rom Georgia, Tennessee, Mississippiand Texas. speeches were made by Senator Thayer, Cows 3ulock and Scott, Mayor Bowen, Hon. Horace Iaynard, Simon Beard and others From peaches made by the Southern guests it ap- : ears there are many smouidering embers of | he rebellion that must De yet extnguisheJ !
 YZ
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the object of theexpedition absolutely abOrtive.
 That the Col was not disposed t., make war upon women and children is eviden from the fact that 40 women and children captured after the massacre were immediately set at liberty. Col. Baker and the officers who were with him, in view of the malicious attack upon them by Eastern papers, now demand that the whole matter be at once and throughly inves- tigated
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PROPOSALS FOR LI1EE AMID
 CHARCOAL,

DEP0TQUARTERMASTER's OFFICE,
 TrC.cN, 4. T., April 25th, 1870. SEALED PHaOPOS AH.S. which must bo made in quadruplicate, will be received at this office until noon on Tuesday the 3Ist day of May next, for furnishing the Quarternaster's Depar5s ment at this place with such quantities Of gcod ilme and Charcoal as may be required during the fiscal year commencing on the Ist day of July next.
 The price for each will be stated separately, by the bushel, in U. S. Gold Coin.
 Delivery to be msds from time to time as re- quired by the Depot Quartermas and subject to his inspection.
 The right is reserved to reject any or all bids deemed unsatisfactory.
 Proposals to be endorsed, Proposals for Lime and Charcoal" and addressed to the un dersigned. a30t5 T. G,C' IGE
 Bvt. It. Col. and A. o. M., U. s. Army
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CAN'T McDo"ELb A. T, 49,-s SEALED PR0POsAES,

sEAlEss PROPOSALS vin : i'' ed at this office until l2 a 'cool VII ,i De ., May 2lst- 1870, for supplying t tbi A9 [, So termasters Department st ,b 'us Us | one million, five Hundred ihous.~a ,.'' po',, pound ot Barley SAlol .5.
 Bids will be received for tA.
 or aHy part of that amount nr-ri9 Sl'',e a, less than three hundred thous.na55 .,a5a 10 a pounds &
 The Barley must be of the hos. ed in this section ofths Territorv,' v'' glal,, free from all dirt and fo.eign ,yb. y' 'a0't to be cleaned ith a fannipS n';1I 5;r1','aa,' very ; also to De delivered at sraL L'5'''' , ln such quantities as the Quarteran',.~ ,~'. pertinent may eGuire. -'''''I, Bidders will state their prica, Gold coin, for Barley, to be thus 5,r 5 F,
 Each bid must be signed by lwo r ,'' persons as sureties, that in case & '''P awarded, the same will be enter.i 'ol'' | fulfilled. Ut
 Payment will be made in T. S e., or It's equivalent in Legal Tender T mediateiy after the receipt of the C,.i QuaItermaster's Department be in fnl5 then as soon as funds may be re.% such purpose. The right IS reserved to reiec. sn, bids, aud to accept the whole or an, ot the grain. A copy of this advertisement {. ,r E from this paper) m"s: be altacbs5 bid. Proposals to be endorsed @Proposl,,. plying Grain at Camp McDoaei 4 to be addressed to the undersigned
 Bidders are invited to be present a,,I,. ng of the b.ds.
 J. J.JOHNSTo
 BTt. Capt. U, 5, d., AA0
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FOR E0RlE.
YUMA DEPOT. March 2jth,

YUMA DEPOT. March 2jti, is,. GEALGD PROPOSALS in triplicato a,sr sO Ofor the delivery at this Depot ani at Er 'Aa, for the ensuing fiscal year, Of three ls anu fifty tons of Hay, rore or less. biIs fer a portion Of the above will be % cred.
 The Hay to he of the best bottom ssa bales of not less than two hundred (2O9. p each to be delivered at either the Dept Pos, in such quantities and at such times n be required.
 Delivery to commence on the lst of 0c;o' to be complete oy the 3lst of Decem5e, l5' Bidders must enclose with their bl-3 j ment by their proposed sureties, taken s Justice Of the Peace and certified by hln, intention to give bonds in the sam oi se5s- ? sand (1,OO0l dollars for the faithful Perf-- or the contract, in case it be awarded [ principal
 Bids will be received until 2, oolok ?. A ;. day May. 18th, 1870, when they will beoF'-1 Bid-ers are requested to be present a' il' 4 ing of the bids.
 The undersigned reserves the right to J any or all b,ds not deemed for the inteTsi' Government,
 G.B. DANDY, al2t6 Bvt. Brig. Gsn'l U. s. Ac
 4. 2. ;
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EmT7EgfE

" E have appointed SAMUEL HUGHES, Tucson A. T., our Agent for the sale of all lumber made at the
 Santa Rita Saw EHiEg. All orders for lumber left with him vii Ir.e.ive prompt attention.
 HAZARD & YERKES, Santa Rita Saw Mill Co. @SS 70 1o'e; n
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BTt. Capt. U, s, A., A. 40

CAMP MCDOWELL, A. T, April ! SEALED PROPOSALS in trior;.. be received at this office until F ooi- Wednesday, June ls,, 1870, for supD.yr U. $. Qua.termaster' 2 Department a, 6, with ONE THOUSAND (I0G0) cords of more or less, as may b9 required fo,o. from October 1, 1870.
 The wood mast consist entire'y ef q. and to be delivered at such times amin quantities as the Quartermas.ers Den. alay require. 4 cord to C. nsi.l Of one r anu iweny-eishI (l26) cubic feet, an. closely pied.
 BIlaefs "iil state the price per cord i. coin, for wood to be delivered
 1he names Of at least two good surr.st be given h the proposals.
 Payment will be made in U s. Ga..- or its equiva!outin Legal Tender no:ss Il a,ely after the receipt of .he wool Qnartermaster's Department be in ias nos, then as soon a8 funds may be re.sr.- such purpose.
 A copy of this ad7driisement Ia ;,,| rom this Paper) must be attached toe.al Proposals 10 be endorsed "Proposa.1.s plying Fuel at Camp Mcdowell, a. T., d De addressed to the undsrsign ed. The right is reserved to reject BY al bids offered.
 
 Bidders are invited to be present opening Of the bids.
 J. J. JOHNSTON.
 Bvt, Capt U. $, A., 4 4 4
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MATNSTREEE

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 The building known as the "H''-- House" has underwent a thorouga ' vation and is now open to t1s I--- under the above name. The bed i.-s are airy and comfortable, and neatly ..-. .---. having every accommodation to 0s |. any hotel between San Francisco anu s-a a, The Table will be found to eon''ln best that the country af ord', Pls.-r by the most skilful cooks in the Ieii-' 4 "GUS" will be always at his post ID v, <, April 16 1870.
The Weekly Arizonian., 1870-04-30
G0VERNME SALE. Portable Ssagy~gGaill and ghfEcaa
 Machine.

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 Machine. DEPOT QUARTERMAsTER'S OFFICE,
 Tucson, A. T.. April 27th, 1870, NTTILL be sold at Public Auction, at this w Depot, on Monday the 9th of June next, at Il o'clock a. m.
 one PORTABLE SAW-MILL,
 Ons SHINGLE MCAHIUF. Tho articles must be removed immad;ots1,- or.a- he sale. Terms Cash in Government Bonds. a30t6. q q i.EF Bvt. It. Col, and 4. Q, M ., U. $, Army.