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ing high and massive and mighty above the rest,
and Kuzbee, tall and slender and graceful as
Q saw; some as round and smooth and beautiful as
white bosom but Ararat, from whose summit,
four thousand years ago, few forth the dove and
the raven over the wide expanse or waters, was
not visible; and although we afterwards passed
within less than one hundred miles OF It not one
glimpse did we catch OF the famous mount whence
NOAH AND HIS SONS
looked forth on q drowned world. Our near APP
proacn TO the land as we advanced into the harbor
OF Pot-if harbor II can be called-soon cut OF our
view or the delightful vision, to great regret,
and we saw 1t no more.
an aid-decamp OF Count Levachon, the Governor
OF INERTIA, ana took the train for
KUTAIS,
the ancient Cyta and capital OF Colahis, where we
arrived the same day. The valley OF the Rion, be-
tween Poti and Kutais through which the railroad
runs we found, contrary to our expectations, very
fertile and well cultivated. We were now in the
heart OF the Caucasus, and expected to see only
wild hordes OF Mingrelians Imrtians and Georgians
careerlng over the plains on horseback, making
beautiful
wILD-EYED, DARK-HAIRED DAUGHTERS
we saw nothing OF the kind but oxen ploughing
In the fe,ds turning up tine rich black soil, groups
OF lahorers here and there men and women, In pic
turesque costumes. ii is true, who stopped from
their labors TO watch the train go by-al the marks.
In short, indicating steady, Woodworking, indus
trious people For my own part was considerably
dlsgusted with this state OF affairs, for had eX-
pected to see something wild and savage and fanci-
ful, such as ! had so often read about, and little
Vi ihc CudHpe Hlbeen SHORT years OF modern
civilization had wrought in this romantic and far
on country. But these signs OF progress are, to
tell the truth, such denote a very
new civilization. There are log cabins, like
those seen on own Western frOntiers-felds
stlli lull OF stumps showing where not long ago,
stood noble forests; cea ngs full OF burning heaps
OF logs and brush where soon will be fields OF wav'
ing corn. Here In the very
CRADLE or THE HUMAN RACE
are going on the same processes OF transformation
and breaking In the stubborn SOIL so long run wild,
as may be seen in the forests and plains of our own
far West. it Is the backward wave OF that q eat
tide OF civilization that went out from this spot
when, near here Noah planted the first vine and
got on his first drunk 1000 years ago.
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COURT or GENERAL SESSIONS.
A Boarding House Keeper Acquitted OF
an Alleged Larceny.

A Boarding House Keeper Acquitted OF
an Alleged Larceny.
Before Recorder Hackett
The trial OF Mrs. Henrietta Cover, charged with
larceny, which was commenced on Monday after
noon, was suddenly concluded. The accused was
indicted for feloniousy possessing herself of piece
of lace, valued at $50, which belonged to Resale
Cohen, who hired a room Of her in july 1871, the
defendant keeping boarding house in Fourteenth
street. The complainant was making lengthy
statement OF the case, when Mr.. Howe rose and in
formed the Court that there were a number of wit
nesses present TO testify to the good character of the
accused, and also to the fact that the prosecuting
witness was notified Of Mrs. covers intention to
move, and requested to pay the rent due and re-
move her trunks, but that she had never done So
His Honor intimated that the case ought 10 have
been disposed Of in civil court, and being assured
by the counsel that Mrs. Cover was willing to de-
liver all the property of Miss Cohen to her. the urv
was instructed to render verdict Of not guilty.
Grand Larcenics.
Charles Karschow pleaded guilty to an attempt at
grand larceny, the charge being that on the 18th of
May he stole gold locket worth 500, the prop.
erty OF Leopoldine Ambrose, who was stopping at
Heibner's Hotel in the Bowery. The prisoner was
remanded for sentence.
James McNab "a youth, who was indicted for
robbing Dennis Casson, on the Sd inst, OF gold
watch and chain, worth $500, while passing through
the Tenth avenue, pleaded guilty to grand larceny
His Honor imposed the highest penalty which was
hve years In the state Prison.
Miner, the opal" of Chaunccy johnson,
Convicted of Larceny.
Almost the entire session OF the Court was occu-
pied in the trial OF two separate indictments against
Henry Miner and Charles (alias Chauncey) Johnson,
charging them with grand larceny. The prisoner
Miner was tried first, and the evidence, which was
all on one side, was very brief and conclusive.
The complainant Edmond Debuck, the agent OF
the Swiss Manufacturing Company whose Office
Is at 80 East Fourteenth street. stated that on the
6th OF June johnson and man named Morton en-
tered the store at hall-past two O'Clock and asked
TO see some carved frames, which he proceeded to
show them. Shortly afterwards Miner entered and
went to the Office, which was partitioned on, and
stole S105 In bills which Mr.. Debuck had left on his
desk. Miner was met at the door by George Flani-
gan, a clerk In the store but he not Knowing that
any thet was committed permitted him to go.
Immediately Mr.. Dcbuck suspected something and
told Flanagan to run after him. He did So but
Miner had escaped He was arrested five days after
upon the description given by Mcssrs. Debuck and
Flanagan. who positively identified him. The CON-
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~ rendered verdict for defendant.
CITY CoUDT-pkaT |.
Suit Against an Insurance Company.
Before Judge Nelson.

Suit Against an Insurance Company.
Before Judge Nelson.
Abner G. Keeney, Receiver, &C., of Keeney &
Clarke, vs.. Andes Insurance Company-The PLAIN
tiff, as receiver of the firm of Keeney & Clarke,
brings suit to recover 1851 IL OF the defendants
for damages sustained by them from fire which
occurred in their factory, Nos. 62s and $50 West
Forty-seventh street, In the city OF New York, in
July, 1871.
The defence OF the defendants is that the plain
tiffs vitiated their policy by building other build
ings for furnaces &C., without the consent of the
company; also that the business carried on by
the firm was not that represented by them in OBJ
the building stood was leasehold, which fact the
defendants did not know until this action was
brought The company say further that by the ap-
as the said firm no longer had an insurable interest
Case on.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Alleged Fraudulent Bankruptcy.
Before Iudpa Rlatchfnrd


william +. JObb ct al vs.. Joseph p. Bronner.-
The argument in this case was concluded yester-
day. 1t is alleged that Bronner, who IS grocer
up town. frauduently prevented large amount OF
his property from coming into the hands of the
plaintiff, who was the assignee in bankruptcy OF
the estate OF BlOnner. 1t was cOntended by BrOn-
ner's counsel that BrOnner acted In perfect good
faith in the transactions, and without any intent
to keep any OF his property that was Justly liable
for his debts from coming into the hands OF the
assignee. Decision was reserved.
United States Court Criminal Cases.
Great complaint has arisen owing to the nfre-
quency of the sessions of the United States Courts
at which criminal cases tried, large numbers Of
persons who have been committed for trial and
who unable to give bail having to lie in jail for
months before their cases can come to trial. 1t Is
now proposed to ameorate this condition OF
affairs by either having more frequent criminal
sessions OF the Court, or by giving the United States
commissioners the powers conferred upon Police
Justices of this city (either singly sitting In
special sessions), OF summarily finally dlspOsing of
all such cases in which the accused parties do not
demand jury trials.
The Summer Recess.
During the summer months, owing to the de-
crease In business In the United States Circuit
Court the clerks office Of that Court will close at
three p. NJ and counsel or attorneys having bust
ness in connection with suits pending are notified
to govern themselves accordingly.
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ASSISTANT ALDERMAN HARTT'S FUNERAL

The funeral services over the remains OF the late
Assistant Alderman Charles p. Hartt took place
yesterday afternoon, in DR.. Booths church,
University place and Tenth street, and wers
attended by the relatives OF the deceased, Mayor
Hall, several OF the Board OF Aldermen, a largo
number OF the Board OF Assistant Aldermen, many
number OF other friends. The casket containing
the remains, placed on a catafalque in front OF tho
pulpit, was covered with wreaths and coronets OF
immortelles. The Rev. DR.. Booth delivered brief
eulogy OF the deceased. The remains are TO b
inferred In Troy,
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT.

Alleged Forgery or Tobacco Bond.
Before Judge Shipman.
The United States vs.. Jonas RosenbOurgh.-A hear
ing was commenced in this case yesterday, the
action being brought to recover taxes and penal
ties due the government by Simon Adler tobac-
conist on whose bond, given to secure
the government payment OF taxes and PEN
altes that might accrue, Jonas Rosenbourgh's
Rosenbourgh Is that he never signed
the bond In question, and that what purports to
be his signature Is u forgery. The case was opened
and then adjourned for further hearing. This is
one OF several cases In which the government has
recovered Judgment against tobacco and whiskey
against their bonds, the suretes have set up the
defence of forgery, alleging that their names have
procured to personate the alleged sureties.
The GoodaII "Washed,' Stamp Case.
This case, in which Frederick A. Goodal is charged
with dealing in washed" internal revenue stamps
came on for trial yesterday in this Court Goodal
who is very respectable looking man, asserts
that he was entirely ignorant of the character Of
the stamps III question, which were internal reve-
extracted by chemical process. On the other hand
Morris $. Sullivan, one OF Colonel Whitey's detec-
tives testified positively that he Sullivanl person
ated clerk In a brokers office, and that GoOdal
brought him the stamps In a surreptitiOus manner,
there being tacit understanding between them In
relation to the character OF the stamps, and sold
them to him at considerable discount, GOOdall be-
Ing arrested Immediately alter the sale. The trial
will De resumed this morning.
The Kelly Counterfeiting Case.
Patrick ]. Kelly, who for the last twenty years, 1t
is alleged, has been the agent through whom the
passers Of small amounts of counterfeit money in
this city have obtained their supplies, was yester-
day arraigned in this Court to have day set for
his trial. His counsel desired an indefinite post
pOnement and wanted his bail fixed at moderate
amount. The Court fixed the bail ut 10000 and
set the case down peremptOrily for trial on Friday
next; Kelly going back to jail in default OF giving
the required bail.
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ALLEGED PERJURY BY A PHYSICIAN.

DR.. Reuben A. Vance, OF this city, was yesterday
charged with perjury at the Yorkville Police Court
The complainant, Mr.. William Baldwin, of No. 1914
East Eighty second street. in his statement of the
case, testified that the Doctor sued him I'm the
Court or Common Pleas for the amount of a bill
which the Doctor swore he owed him for medical
attendance. Mr.. Baldwin now charges that DR.
Vance swore falsely, and to prove IL he says he will
bring DIR. Taylor, OF No. so Amity street. who
examined him, on the stand. The examination OF
DR.. Vance was In the meantime allowed to 20 on
his parOla.
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T H E COU R rs.
Interesting Proceedings in the New
York and Brooklyn Courts.

Charged with Forging Tobacco Bond-Alleged
Dealing in "washed" Internal Revenue
stamps-Kelly, the Alleged Counterfeiter,
To Be Speedily Tried Charge ofFraud-
ulent Bankruptcy Criminal Cases
in the United States Courts
Trials in the Court Of
General Sessions.
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SUPREME CGURT-CAAMBERS.
Decisions.

Decisions.
BY Judge Barrett
In the Matter of the Application of Wilhelmine
Wiener, &c.-Reference ordered.
Smith vs. Poole.-Judgment for the plaintiff for
the amount found by the referee, with costs.
Christopher vs.. Lugar ct al.-Reference confirmed
and order granted.
The People, &c, vs.. The Young Mems Father
Mathew U. b. SOcety.-Order settled.
BY Judge Brady.
John Murphy vs. p. Mccartney ct al. (four cases).-
Orders granted discharging receiver &c.
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Decisions
BY Judge Larremore.
Rowe vs. Won ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS must attend
before referee on two days. notice. Motion for APP
p0intment Of receiver denied.
In the matter of the accounting OF Robert ].
Ross, Assignee.-The order is not IN proper form.
De Graw vs. Bennett-MotiOn denied but with
out prejudice as to renewal against De Graw.
Stewart ct al. vs. Berge.-If the appeal has been
perfected the order to stay proceedings is neces-
sary. Motion denied.
Stllman VS.. Drake.-Judgment Of foreclosure and
cnla
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CITY COuR PART 2.

nun Ovef by q Hearse and Gettfng SIX
Cents Damages.
Before Judge McCue.
Patrick Colgan was run over by John Farrels
horses and hearse, in Raymond street. the 5th of
August last and had one of his legs broken. Yes
terday he sued Farrell for $4,000 damages for the
injury
Farrell said that the horses were going slowly
and that the accident to Colgan was the result OF
his own negligence, as he had iul warning.
The jury gave plaintiff six cents damages.
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COURT CALENDARS-THlS DAY.

SUPREME CoURT-GENERAL TERM-Held by Judges
Leonard, Ingraham and GibsOn.-NOs $50, ISL, 152,
1913, 1871 1853, 1885, &C. So 100 1884, l6l, 162, l64 165,
1877, 1853, 169, 40.
SUPREME COURT CHAMBERs-Held by Judge Bar
rett-Nos. So, so, 70, 90, 103, 107. Call 49,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-TRIAL TERM-Part L.
Held by Judge Van Brunt.-Case on.
MARINE COURT-GENERAL TERM.-Adj0urned for
the term.
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CORPORATION ADVERTISING.

The Pomeroy Mandamus Case Opinion Of Judge
Barrett, Of the Supreme Court Explaining the
Duties Of the Board Of Audit in the Prem
isss-The Items Of Charges To Be Rig
orously Examined and Only Such
as are Just To Be Paid.
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BROOKLYN COURT CALENDAR.

CITY CorRT-Nos. 9s 237, ZIG, rs, 291, 2o2, 1913,
303, 100, 1856, $780, 2S5, g. 300, SOL 23O 1885, 2O7 PSI
344, POS, l6O, 100, 257, 212, So4, sos, 800, SO7.
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SUPREME C0URT-CIRCUIT.
Decision.
COURT Of COMMON PLeAS-spEC!AL TERM.

BY Judge Van Brunt.
William O'T0Oe VS.. 2. Garvin ct al.-Case set
lnd
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I||'|I|l|E4|5}B|RIGlA|
Sg7zZZaEZ WI! I:25 5!zzzl

loaiy p ison producing any medicine able 10
show one.third ~ many living permanent cures as
Dr. tiler's Necete," Rheumatic Kennedy; and
TURNER reward OF 500 for any case Of Chrunic or
lnlammin0ry rheumatism, Ieuralgia Rheumatia
Aguc Sciufica q, Rheuma'i-m of The Kidneys IL
Wardly only Pleasant to the taste, and guaranteed
lr'e nom injurious drl"s. II il not quack ,ned'
but the scientific prescription Of Jos r. Fiter,
NJ d.. Professor of 1oXicolO..y and Chemistry
graduate of the celebrated University Of P-nnss'.
vania, ID 1888 whosa entire professional life Is
been devoted specially tothis disease This praf
afallon under solemn oath is c0uscen,iou.ly be.
SPECIFIC ever discovered The proof that no oiher
specific exists ia found in cvelycomnunity in per.
sois afflicted for many years and still suffering IT
physicians Could cure IL IL a spccfc did exist this
would not he so--a fact thai must he universally
admired. "he oft deceived sufferer may wisely
ask, hat security eyide, has he that DR.. Fit
.elS Rheumatic Syrup will cure his The
protection offered TO sufferers against imposition s
in .e,ally signed contract which vii! be forwarded
without charge 10 any sufferer sending by letter
description or ailctOn this guarantee will state
the exact number Of bottles warranted to and
:? case Of failure the money paid Will be returned
the patient. No other remedy has ever hesa
Tered on such liberal and honorable terms. Med.
ri advice. with certificates from prominent ply
Icians, clergymca etc who have been cured after
all other Treatments have failei, sent by letter
gratis. Afflicted cordially invited to write for ad-
vico 20 the prncpll office 90 South Fourth Street,
Philadelphia Pa. Dr. Filters Rheumatic Syrup
Is sold by druggists. -
Sole Agent, Petroleum Centre, Pa.
CALENDER 81 CO., Wholesale Agt's, Mead
A. L. chamberlain & CO., Sole Asts R.us
vile, Pa
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FINANCIAL.

GEij. r.. I3ESGEEE. Gs CO.,
= q IT - -, -, g
rn'rE,CAEuII Cr3uEEE:. RS.
:. L. Li4se, u. C. Nsr.i
Christorhcr Never
We offer crr services Tor tive .rlaeactior Of q
!%Hal;AL BAKING, EICHAhOL aid col.
Any tu'ine-s entrusted TO orr care will receive
pu IYUt attention
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THE MARKETS.


ukrTnronn MAHkHra.
NAlTfnonn March -. = nrsaa iafs.-flouI-Marke
IN . sss a.: s'sf Y ;h'di s s;s.' q
ws.ssrn kEtTa a. e7.as, u ou0 d Stree. do .. d.p9
Rsss,.-. 10 better supplL., and The market may be
eLeo9l ~ Maryland DO a. Si.7saei.sS, And Mlohl
geo white ~ eLp0aelpS.
oernzDull IN eoessquep - q The scarcity ofiIesht
SALES o. vhts ~ Oasi cs nis. ysilov u eel eeats
Rys aHd oais--Ars dali. some RE and Oats Of.
died bSsSsls q The latter az sicsbS cent. ~"
os.., and he s Ssrts, aS, md r.tssF Sss1y We
Gs q .e s' S.lsD roe az s:a s. p Ss" 49,
p oe sa II p sa soss q ss her. Y .,. sd y
Ssis 81 IspoIssSs nd Zoe ,$SiuSsf sbisAS ), Sss
Ypsstsisns.-we report nc 70 ,otive and consider
ably hrmer markst. both hero and At the West Buk
81 o.pts. an .dsspss q o. Ut n ssos md w a1ots
sSS sSoadsr. z SSi sYt osrss %stisi
W. qosi S.u Gss PsSsd % S.n
sides, and marx cents, sBd Ham. ranglnE from 10
70 ~ osnts a. 20 quality. Lard has ad,asnosd y.
s,s. r star. 2 s :s Su1 e
bsioL. uniesPsOtsd wsssEn At SIS s' but inspected
, BE-. a.: :S s e.: r:; "a ,sI gs
ported today The recent heay receipts have rather
depressed the MARKET but prices arc SUI maiutAlnsd
eSd 's ssa st, q Rso. s osS soSs ride
9Ssa sAsa SsS,s sToss g nd o PgTi2 Re "
Nv RS;.iv@ws.,srS a spjs cent: per ssiiop. Oi1 al
% cents.
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DIED.


AMY.-In New 0rlsans. on the 18th inst. sf.sr .
brsf illness, OHARLEs fhkEnAE, seooad son Of Louis
o. aud Sally Amy. aEsd Is ysEn and months.
UAwooD-At Washington, d. O.. On The 18Th In.
;sssS,; u ,bs0 SATooD' aged " 'sAr'' formerly Of
CAYNoR-ont tho nth lust, JAMEs L. CLAYHon,
sEed men,h, and % days, the infant 500 Of GsorES
II. Aad Alioq \, CAynor.
,nassa ~ Tsp,taS nia,noos n oolooh tom IA,
Niath street northwoat.
pEARINs.-Taesdsy.M March 10. ls71. beloved wife
Of TnomA, DeAklns, 10 the esth ysAr q her ege.
eospsr sSSaSd s,.ss. s.sa ana street SS4ts, ON "a
invited 10 attend.
LowNDEs,-On the morning Of the 18th instant.
Ths fSnsr.i viii ale place this evening from her
late rsadsnoe on twelfth strsat north Wusf, 30 D.
IN. Services az the Carroll Hall GtSp M,
ENoRY.-gn the aoih Of February, ism, Al Neu
iSas sS b. &, am mihi:tss q he NJ X ohasos He
was en- route 70 San Antonio, By inyitAuon Of Oan.
mn, live. 6'Sysd lhA. ~ would es Ersi.ly bsns.
EsutsmAn Highly estssmod, Aad bis death VII bs
incurred b : Isrs' circle OF fh'nd' "o'''H DO the
,,TUpGE Departed ,SL, Ne on Y: 18Th i9..sni'
aRsd yaAFs aud month.
FSSads Of tbs family are Invited 10 attsnd the fups
raj this afternoon. at o'clock from NO IL Fourth
street cast
BkUEa--oa the 18Th instant, GEoROH MARTIN
R"iatlSss and iSsad. Of ths family are invited to
ss%ssS az fSas saa re- ss sIss thur.
day, At So'ciock, D, m.
EGAN-on Tue.d,y, the 10th Instant. aft or a brIel
but painful illness Mr.. Wh. EdAN, at the advanced As'
Tss iaasrAl will taks place on ThurrdAy, the 1ist
At $50 O'clock, a NJ, and proceed thonoe " AleH.n
dda, Va, for intermen1
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800 0HEsrA oHofUKsT GREEN AND BLACK
TEAs IN STORE AND BOND.
nnInn n Innr

COFFRR.
900 Mats old Dutch JAVA.
30 Bags Prime Ceylon JAVA,
10 Bales Genulne MOCHA.
10 Hogsheads PLANTATION.
80 Bars Prime RIO and MARlCkIB0.
COFFEE and TEA sold both wholesale sad Re.
tall, a lowest New York Prices.
sneed hand In Patent ArOns.ssvisg Rooster.
Anything puroh..sd from as. y no, ...l.i.otory.
old b. VA Orders received through mali win be
esi Seo i1i
mall or otherwise Of Any uumbsr Of articles wanted
SOD s.at dSsSt nuss so6dAS.Ds ord.r
lmpS.,sd ..bls laEuriss, of sTsrJ description and
ySos.is BIaoiss!I. ssgoss, "a different kIuds.)
gto..i ~, Bl. 20 Pi s,s lss,,,.,.,..
0SStas ssocs, Canton GinssS. ~
Prof Blot's SOUPS, 40 different klnds)
CONDENSED MDk.
Canned ysfs'Aele,, oysy description.
Kognsay's orsoksr.. TAdS e Bos'sS
Albert biscuit, Edlnburgh.
Havennsr's Crackers
FISH.
No. MESS MAoKKREL
No . MAOKkRkL
WHITE EilflhaoN
RloAtsr., Dried Beef, Beef Tongues. suSsr.oursd
Hams, Breakfast Bacon. Shoulders, horthers PORK.
Malaga Grapes. BananAs, Dates, Prunss, Oranges,
shoiss ohoeoistss. great ,srsis. etc. so. '' -'
EyerIthins kept In nrsi-cisss aroesrJ siwsIs
on hand.
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Proposals.
pRorosALs FoR sUFPLiEs.

OFFICE or rHE PURoH'Hp CON, on supusTnsgz-I
Ban ANTONIO. TIIAa. February tNl. -
adyslssmsst sitiehsd. Vii Be resolved a. ts o9es.
and A. the once Of the acting UommisfarJ Of blh
.ist9nes At each Of the pQrts named heretnt un,n
twelve O'clock m. on THURSDAY, April "a lsil 10
deiVerinG At Austin, RlnRgold Barfacks, nan Anto-
no. and Port Bile Broyu, os.f, ooaehe. pe-t'
richardson and stooktop, TstAs. asd Iort az la
dian IerritoH, Of such qusntis. Of iresh Bset hst
Candles Bacon (osar Sides) hoap, Hait and Vlnes.s
- may be required BY the acting Qonmi.san.s q
~, l671, sueh LEES time the CommisaaFJ OensrA
Of Subsistence may direct
net, both on the boot and block.
Blank forms for proposals, printed conditfgua - y
manner Of dslverT, payment, lind o. packages. gu.l
~ Of stores required etc, Will be furnshsd aDgn
cation 70 the undsrsGued, or the acting Commissanes
Of Subsistence 81 any Of the posts named.
Samples Of Ill articles, enoept msats. must aaeoms
easily ldsnuhed.
By order Of the Dspsrtmsrt Qgmn.nd:.; ,,,,
PgrcbssirE and Depot Oommis.aIy subsistssss.
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Drugs and Chemicals.

IL. PIiARMACIsT,
Corner Tenth and y streets.
Pary Drugs, OhomisalA and Pharmaceutical propA'
inS RnEllsh Hail, Nan and Tosth Brushes,
Toilet Hoapa aud Perfumes. AL genuine lmpOftA.
uSnA. l.. @. BISHOP,
dos.u Corner Tenth and Y Streets