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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs ron FrFL'
HrApoUARTLRs u. q. MAHrrI Cours,D
,,QuhhTERnhsIEh,s OITIeE,

. q g.
hiNpSV ns,I1Irv y, q; M S,.n9 S1nfei
NasmsaTSs AIN ~ issllS' (
Sealed proposals viii b. rccsyea al this once IN.
al 4 ooieet h M az TUESDAY, tho i0th day Of
JubS rert fGr guprlyinF Wood aud Coal ii ths
United States MARINES AZ one or more n The follow
ms nlaSes dnrinv Ihe dEcal year ending June q,
iTL
The Wood 10 be merchAntAble Oak, and TO DO de
liyoTed piied measured and inspected at such
points within the limits of the Marine BarrApka
NAV be dssisnstsd BY the Commanding Marine
Oilicer FREQ N eIpspse' 10 Tho United states,
The Coal 10 b. GOOD White Arh Anthracite EsH
Coal. free from, duel and 10 weigh 2Al rounds 10
the ton 10 be and delivered At such polnta
within Tho fnlts n ths Marine Darraeks a. may 10
dssisnGted Ry ihs eommandins Marins offcer,
free of expense 10 The niie states. and both Wood
aud Coal 70 10 rurnished upop me monthly OF qusr
teriy Tequisition II The cofnfnanding ofcer, show
inE the quantities required, In accordance with
10 tons Of I0ai "
Is cords Of Wood.
CIIARITgTOyS NAgu
I1 sS e .Sni ~ Wood,
nanSp, 49, 4. ..
~ y l.
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10 RorosAIs ron FRESH BEEF.

oFyIcE A. Q, g. CoLVHBIA, 8, O., May ., ls7a
Sealed prop0sAls 10 dIplicAte' Will be Eeoelysd a.
the fIesh Beef required BY the Subsistence Depart
msnt United States army At this station. during aiI
1nformAton A. to cond tions. quality Of Beef, pay
ulsnts. etc, can DO obtAilpnSd eS fPplif,StioR "
lEaA. myi9
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ID RoPosALs FOR FLOUR.

OYFIcE PURCHASING AND DEPor O. g.
OMAHA, NHB, April ls1a 4 .
this once until II O'Clock m. on SATURDAY, the
lth day OF May iss for furnishing the subsistence
stores, delivered al the United States subsistence
stor.hSgse IN 9Hsh. ssersSt a by shs l9th e
XXX -four. In square double sacks, INSIDE strong
Ssr srs fcs ots 1 spas
and winter wheat hdur Samples must Aeconp.ny
p%RSiss bsa ana X pasp nSsspe. epptsni S
Rroposals should bemafksd nProposals for n9ur:"
didens. heretofore published. Proposals ahould Be
made on the blank forms, 70 Be- 1b,iiped q this
ONCE. j.. W. BARhl0kR,
AIel Dyt. Brig Den. and .. y.
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DROPOsALs FOR FUEL, FORAGE AND


DEPOT QuAHTERMAsTER'H OFFICE
. PuILADELPHIA, Pa, Aprl ~, lsle.
Sealed proposals in duplicate, with copy of THIS
advertisement attached to each will be received at
this otice until y O'clock m. on TUESDAY, June .,
lsl8, for furnishing this depot with hye thousand
reduiredD best quality OF Wine Ash Anthracite
Coal, OF such size and In ouch quantities may be
ordered, for period OF year from the hrst day
Of July, 1873 with the privilege OF increasing the
amount to ten thouhan nd l0.nyOS tons II required
Tbs Goal must be delivered AZ such times aud at
dlreeted. without additional expense TO tue United
states, and so much Of IL as may required To b.
delivered for at the United States Arsenala at
Bridesburg aud Gray'H Ferry road must hkewise
be delivered without additional expense TO the
United State The balance % be delivered on
order and condition free from slate, bone, dust Or
other inpuTities, and viii be inspected prior IL IS
| cceipt by the United htAtcH
Also, al the same time and place, bida will be re
ceiyed for mrnishing this depot with such quaint
ties o. Corn Oats, Hay, stray and Kindling Wood
% fss sS s f lST Sso Sn
Wood % be- delivered II such umes and Il such
places in tho city of philAdelphia as may be a.,
rected, without additional expense to tho United
States All grain to be OF best quality, free from
dust dirt or other impurities; Oats, % IOpnda 10
ssths ISTn % b9Gnds 70 ne b s1,seI nay o.
, quality,
contractors will be observed
| Envelopes containing proposals. to he endorsed
Proposals for Fuel Forage or straw as the case
: may be, aud addressed TO the undersigned.
I. L. q. EASrON,
Assistant Quartermaster General, U, \, A.,
3 myl Depot OuArter1nAHtrr,
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosAIs FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
L RIyERs AND HARBoRs; o-.,

DROPosAIs FOR IMPROVEMENT OF
i RIVERS AND HARBoRs. .,
usrTrD STiE NJ. ,l kisLSHs s1 Ate
ByryLto, \. Y, kgEii 9, isia, =,
farniiblps materials and labor Tor the Improvement
s }si Ss M SiieSTi
6o1 Break water extension. diedrng sand and
AsFSSt4frRl lbf S,'ns sDa DFS2sPs and and
Ersyei,' and drilling, blasting and removing
DLi RIVER, oHIo. -sOnOo Pier extension and
yERMfEI 81, noSHIo-slacOO Pier extension.
skSbGsKY, OHIO. -sasa6 Dredging sand and
ToiRbo, oMo.-siooeo, Dredging clay and sand;
MoNRoE. MICH, -sis,OOo. Repair TO piers and
sepsra,e bids mus, be submitted for each barber;
Bids from ir2n dealers foE sch and every Item
VII 5e snieaaasd 6s6sr BIDDER are required e
bid on each and sysy item o. all the other essses
TIE responsible biddsr whose asyresAtsis theloNea'
m Detailed spSeiacsd9ns, bin. Of material, ns,rus
SGG' t@d saS may g hsd upon
Tnyelopes encicsins bids must be indorsed with
the nsms q the hSrSor to which ,hSI TssIWsTbon
my0 Major Engineers. Q. y, a.
PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT IRON
gocE IsLAsp kRsIsSL. TIL April q is1. !,
SoTembef \, ia, - 'A'' Al 's' - .n' -
SSTp Sss an: S'. e. $ R:s's ma
About 7.t0 lineal feet Of heavy u inch wrought
iron I beams 20 Weigh seout ~ lh,, Fer yard,
Proposals must state price Der pound BE- I'D
dressed 70 undersigned; Endorsed on outside, PRO
poaal 70 Furnish Iron Beams;" will be opened At /
m; wEpsEsDAY yu9e ls,s , and to be oons'd
Bidders are invited 10 be present
Proposals must be accompanied BY tables o
the suocesafu bidder must enter Into contract ant
give bonds for faithful performance Of the con
The beams must be straight. out Of wind. an,
sauSs5sly cut at ends without being otherwise Mite
Payments viii b made monthly. 4 desired. :,
seTyns Yen oent M tne "a IN NJ 1.
mys Captain Of Ordnance. Commanding.
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CouNTy OF WARRINGTON,
~ Doas3 oy PUpgL MI WonEs

~ BoAhD or PunLIc WORKS.
DnIRIcr or CoLUMnA,
WASHINGTON, ID. O., Nay !, l5IA
Whereas the undersigned believe conducive 10
fhe publio interest to open Jenerspn street. Up
VniI<foWn at the Intersection Of said street with
lhe north side Of Nichols avenue. In the county %
Waahingt1D, from point twenty feet siI inehes In
= sonthsrly lgs from the northwest eorper OF James
NJ ArpOdB land thence easterly with the south line
II Jenenon street. rs proPosed 20 be eItsndsdD
BY The direction q the pna sifnfd, duly surveyed
ps, hsssof III MA r ssa S shsss.
ana 6palns said JsaeSso1 .,rss, r; ssTsi ~ 90
ssnsS % NAV w. a noon Z, ihe stiiSs Of he Me-
President % the Board OF PUBLIC Works, OF the Dis
trict q oolgl6I Hoom No H. MprrlsSn'S build
where any OBJECTIONS which may Dc Mhue VIII pt
nsAiu anu HENRY d. COOKE
ALEN. II, BHKpHEnD,
JANIS 4, MAdRuDRR.
sp 6 pn oIHss.
mysiO.iLi1.aksl iohron. SstArl
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PROPOSALS FOR sUPERTNTENDENTS'
Il LODGES AND FOR INCLOSINa WALLS AT
NATIONAL MILITARY CEMETER1Es.
a., OrIicE 0niET QuAnIElM.sIER'l

NailONhL MILL AM NEhE
OFFICE CHIEF QuAnTEnM asrER,l
MILITARY DIVISION or THE bouIH, /
LOUISVILLE, ny, May I, l57a
RoAled proposals, in trtpltrate with copy OF thiH
Advertisement attached 20 each, will 10 received at
this office until SATURDAY, May 81, at nooG, foe
res named, viz.
superintendonts' lodges Of brick or stone at An.
deTsonyllle, Ga; Fayetteville. Ark; Fort Gibson.
Indian Territory; Camp Nelson, kentucky; Beau
fort, y q; Knoxville, PittsbuIs landing, Tenn |:
Alexandria, Baton hOugs, T. n Hudson. Ia.
lnclosins walls Of brick or one, or iron ratings.
Al Andersonyille, Ga; Fayetteville, Ark, Port Oh.
son. lndiAa Ierrtor fUrt smith, Ark; LeNinE
Miss " Illumination. New Berne, n, q,
For further Information and copies Of TlAns and
organizations apply to this Office
The work Will be inspected BY competent engi.
neer, and strict compliance With tho terms OF tho
contract will he required. Envelopes containinl,
proposals will be indorsed Proposals for superin
tendents lodge" or Proposals. for permanent In.
closures for national cemeteries" as the case ma
be. and addressed to the under. lpned.
JAMES A. EKIN,
Deputy QuArtofmaster General,
Chief O. NJ. Military Division Of the south
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ITO STEAMSHIP LDERs.-PRoPosAIs
Loh L4E bSiTED STATES REVENUE

TnEAsunY DEPARTMENTAL
wAsHISoTor, d. c. March y, ifA \
Sealed proposals will be reoeyed by the under
signed until Y O'Clock m. q MONDAY, the lsth day
Marine.
| Plans and upeoiheations OF the same toseshef
with all other necessary. Information, viii be fur:
nished 10 bidders application to the Collector Of
Customs q Bsltimors, Philadelphia, New York.
should Il be deemed for the interest Of the Govern.
| ment 90 70 do. WIN. A. RICHARDSON.
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PROPOSALS.
pRoPosAIs FOR DREDGING.
TIsp s SH ya aseisE,n, SI ITs

UNrIRp STATIC ENoINgEn QYYIcE,l
ARNI BuiLDno, NEW YonE. may 10, lN1
until noon ofthe 10th day Of june, isl for stab
lishine ard maintaining By dredging o. o.heIvi.e,
nfty Qsol feet vide A mean low vss,r, sffoss me
full particulars spply at this once ar, /, ,,opv
myi, Mai. Of Engineer, B9t Ma Cen :. "A.
RoPosALs FOR DREDGING.
us, ESarrEER OyrlcE,l
Sr. PAUL, MINI, MAY ., 1873. I
Sealed proposals. In duplicate Will he received ~
this once until sp m. on THURSDAY, the 18th
day Of NAY, ls7a. for dredging In the BAY OF bupe
fifst * channel from the natural entrance 10 the
second, Dredging between piers a Duluth canal.
For all Information apply at this Once ..,,,,..
tory evidence Of capacity and good faith. A., A..
Proposals must be on blanks furnithed BY the
undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope PRO
possls for Dredging Bay Of .suPeriotn,, and ad
dressed TO Y. U. FARQuHAht
myiI MAJ. U. H. Eng.
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GALE OF THE U. s. ARSENAL AT RoMR
. NY.

Wan DEPARTMENT, !
In pursuance Of law, and by direction Of the Sex
T s11hry q MAI the lands lands end buildings o. the
Rome Arsenal. will DO sold by public auction. on
the grounds, on MONDAY. Junes. isIs commenc.
The terms q sale. as prescribed by law, are; On,
fourth ossh a. the time Of sale. and the remainder
est a. six per centpm per annum. secured by bonG
and surety from the purchaser.
Circular giving detailed description Of the prop
erty may DO had upon Apphcation to this ONCE, o
West Trey, n. Y, or to Col b. Crispin. Army Build
ings, N. Y. city.
The property may be inspected upon applying b
the non-eommissioned otioer in charge, -
mh2itd Chief Of Ordnanca. u. "a.
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GALE OF THE UNITED STATES ARSENAL
- SITE AT fAYkTTRYILLB. N, u
ORDNANCE OFTICE,I
Wan DEPARTMENT., }
WARRINGTON, March II, Isis.
In pursuance OF law, and by direction Of the Sec
Rotary Of War the lands OF the United States known
As the North Carolina Arsenal Site situated on the
western suburbs Of the city Of Fayetteville, n O.,
Will DO sold IN one lot or parcel BY public auction
O'Clock d. m.
manent privilege OF taking clay from three acre
tract on the Fayetteville aud Western plank road,
about two mile. from the arsenal site.
The terms Of sale, As prescribed by law, are one
fourth cash At the time Of sale. aud the indeT
on credit OF one two and three years. with inter
est Al six per centum per Annum, secured by bond
and surety from the purchaser.
Circulars. giving detailed description Of the prop
erty sc, and any other Information desired may
be had upon Application TO this once.
plAt Of the property may DO seen at the once Of
| the Register Of DEEDS, Fayetteville. N, Q.
A. u. DYER,
apt Chief OF Ordinance, U, b. A
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de 22--M2w

.tHH
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District of
Virginia
In the matter of Stephen S. Green. bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the nth day of December,
a. d., 1878.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Please to take notice hereby, that petition
has been, to wit on the 18th day of December,
1878, filed in said District court by Stephen
Green, of Brunswick county In said district, who
has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt UNI
der act OF Congress entitled San act to establisha
uniform system of bankruptcy throughout the
United States" approved March I'd. 1867, for
discharge and certificate thereof. from all his
debts and other claims provable under said act,
and that the 10th day of January, a. d., 1874, at
10 o'clock a. m, before W. w. Forbes, one of
the registers of said court in bankruptcy, at his
office, in Richmond, in said district is the
time and place assigned for the hearing OF
the same; when and where you may attend
and show cause, if any You have, why the
prayer of the said petition should not be granted
You are also hereby notified, that the second
and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. w. w. FORBES,
Register In Bankruptcy for
dels-F2w the Sd Cong'l Dist. of Va.
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SOME WONDERFUL PLANTS. In the
west of India are found thorny plants Of
trees nearly destitute of verdure, except
what appears to be long, shaggy hair,
which derives its nourshment from the at
mosphere, rather than moisture from the
earth. The moving plant" is native of
the basin of the Gauges. Its leaves revolve
in various directions during the day and
night, except occasionally on very hot
day, when the plant seems to desist from
its habitual motion--a leaf, or perhaps O
branch; and it seldom occurs that some
portions of it are not quite motionless while
the remainder is active. Near the IRA
waddy grows the Borrassus fabelliformis,
which bears leaf OF wonderful dimensions,
and which is said to be of sufficient
size to cover twelve men standing upright.
At Timor, near the island of Java, plant
is found, the leaf of which, being of
thorny nature, possesses fatal sting when
penetrating the flesh. The victim, if not
fatally poisoned, frequently suffers pro-
tracted illness. This plaut is well called
"devil's leaf.'' "Club MOSES" grow in
these islands to length of several feet,
among which the Rafflesia Arnold, q
floral giant, parastical plant, is prominent.
1t is peculiar for its carTion-scented flower,
of brick-red color, which it bears, and
which measures between three and four
feet in diameter, weighing about fifteen
pounds, and bearing a natural cup in the
centre which often contains several pints
of water.-Appleton's Journal.
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Gpsaiag state ga,srnaL
TUESDAY EvEN,G, DEC. 80, 1878.
Norway ana sweden.


Never could more dissimilar nations be
united under one government than Norway
and Sweden. Norway clings with the most
absurd tenacty to old things and old ways
Of doing them, while Sweden is ready 10
advance with the rest of the world; Ike
difference appears strikingly along the line
OF railroad between Christiana and Stocks
holm. The road is about 4O0 miles long,
of which say, 100 are in Norway and 300in
Sweden. The time for express trains is
about 20 hours. OF this, something like s
hours is taken for the Norwegian 100 miles,
leaving IL hours-really, only II hours
for the Swedish 800 miles, or IL miles
against % miles per hour. But most of the
travel in Norway is by the very old fashion
of carrloles and post-horses, the principal
roads-under Government care-being in
good order, and averaging, with push, six
or seven miles per hour. The American
consul in Christiana--whic is the only
live part Of Norway-is trying hard to get
our mowers and reapers into use there,
though thus far with Indifferent success.
In Sweden, these things are being taken
hold Of with something like freedom. The
Swedes, are, evidently, contriving and
mechanical people, and in such things very
much in advance Of their neighbors. They
are just the kind of people to be at home
in America, and the very best kind of
people America could have. In both coun-
tries, as well as in Great Britain, | heard
the loudest kind of lamentation over the
great emigration to America. Lack of labor
ers causes strikes and high prices, they
say, and reduces the means Of the old
countries and values at the same time.
Land, generally, seems to have touched
its highest point everywhere on this side
the ocean, and to be falling with no lit.
tie rapidlty, and with an even diminish.
ing number of purchasers. Of course,
speak generally and not particularly.
What shall we do about it2 seems to be
an absorbing question in each of the
countries through which | have passed.
The story OF success in America flows
back from every pen; and those who re.
main, having friends who have gone be-
fore, are, in nearly every case, anxious
only to get away themselves Cor. of
Scientific american.
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4266
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
i TED STATES for the Eastern District OF
Virginia.
In the matter of E. F. Anderson, bankrupt
lin bankruptcy.
At Richmond, on the 18th day of December,
a. d., 1878.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCEN:
Please to take notice hereby. that petition
has been to-wit: on the 18th day of December,
a. d., 1873, filed in said District court by E. F.
Anderson, of King William co'ty, in said district,
who has been heretofore duly declared bankrupt
under the act of Congress entitled "An Act to
establish uniform system of bankruptcy
throughout the United States" approved March
I'd, 1867, for a discharge and certificate thereof
from all his debts and other claims provable
under said act, and that the 10th day ofJanuary,
q. d. 1874, at 10 O'Clock a. M, before w. w.
Forbes. one of the registers of said court In
bankruptcy at his office, in Richmond In
said district, Is the time and place assigned for
the hearing of the same; when and where
| YOU may attend and show cause. If any you
have. why the prayer of the said petition
should not be granted.
You are also hereby notified, that the second
| and third meetings of the creditors of the said
bankrupt will be held at the same time and
place. WV. FORBES.
register in bankruptcy for the
de LEW sd Congr Dist. of Va
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BANKRUPT NOTICES.

Bopl
THIS ~ TO GIVE NOTfCE-That on the
l. 9th day OF December, Il. d., 1873, war
rant In bankruptcy has been issued out OF
the District Court of the United States for the
Eastern District OF Virginia, against the estate
of Matthew b. Porter, of Powhatan coun-
ty and State Of Virginia, who has
been adjudged a bankrupt on his own
petition: that the payment of any debts, and
the delivery of any property belonging to said
bankrupt to him or for his use, and the transfer Of
any property by him, are forbidden by law; thata
meeting of the creditors ofsad bankrupt, to prove
their debts and choose one or more asslgnees OF
his estate, will be held at court of bankruptcy.
to be holden at Richmond, Virginia. before
w. w. Forbes, esq, register, on the 19th day
of January, a. d., 1874, at 10 o'clock a. m.
DAVID b. PARKER.
de l6-T2w ". s. Marshal.
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VOLUME FOR 1874.


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