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c,ryE1. uAri.: pnESSK TRACK
Hsf,T.MORE AND ONO
RAILROAD
yee r,,st shsrs ri:.e srom Cincinnati 'ss s%S"S'"
GASg:
"a 40 snileR, end esStsAs s"S
train IL advance 90
NEW Work.
..x,yec,s,us niies, and arriving Ella ssa 49,
keuys IN 6dvanCe az
EA.T8MORE.
SAGE. s%vents seven sniIes and efTislsE ss"'
Au& tLr&r-Q uartefs hours III aaVeheass
WASHINGTON
Reaching
PHILADELPHIA
ans train tho quickest
IA. sRsAr IRON RAILWAY BRfDGks
css; ,as Ohio sirer, at Parketsbu!s aii1 etiS-S
@Ie completed
MORNING AHr NIGHT ZINES oP
pu,Ivnn,s Pain.e Drawing fsaOm ana
sleeping Cars
eye gcr on tfis route from st. Louis tlhclflAt !"
Cm,rIabus 70 Baltimore and Washington CITY
WITHOUT CAAsGEt
ry ,Yns -.use yor av":d a.: GIcr is,us ttatsfefT
Tickets for sale az sH ticket offices u! the sSu''
AID West. orp
General Ticket agentt Ba lt,m9 Maryland
aaeteg Transportation, Baltimore, Mary 'sno'
SIDNEY B. JONES,
General Passe ger Agent, Cincinnati, Ohio
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Ng!V ORLEANS, sIOHiLG
'yt.SAS RAILROAD
Y..senaeS Depot fsOi of a}anH'
Train. leave at go s III COS. SIS P n,
Trans arrive az PRS ?. NJ and ll:b' r ~: owe,
PUILMATS PALACE SEtEPiNf s 1Al NJ
Through 10 LyEc!burG atlanta, &o4le,I ~ Tnnu
Louis making close connections WIZ % '"e t'd
Lar rout.. TO the East NOrrh ana west .u,.oay
Yirkst. for safe corner camp anu
vt...,;s Sp,0.i.e titS Setel ana at depot;
norman q. jtsNhs
e,eE%.... freight and flck'S ser''
T. II. SCRANTON,
.si~ 6ene.al SUPERINTENDENT.
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RAILROADS.
CRR.T JACKSON ROUTE.

~,un.T JACKSON ROUTE
- ssrart ALT. STRIVE as follows E'r01f deSo'
foot OF aIhope street,:
rHPARTs ~ - q,
Exn,es. S,tG 4. Vi. .Express...o..! IiSS n
Natl...... 500 2. u. Mail - - S'sa - 49,
Accommods- . fAcCCo'n n,nSs VI
',,,,, miles the shortest and many
AhS ia'.F Iaos 70 All pCints North and East,
md me enfT line running Pullman's Pa ace sleep
ing Cars 20 Louisville. Humboldt "4 nd A mffi
- S,rt, md Eass Tickets for sale and All IiI'
ormst, n even corner samp and Comm on s'S'e's'
upGeI City EVtsI, New Orleans 40
A. D. sHELUOS, AGesS
ia:2!g p. u. FROST Sentr ILL., ~ ue..---~o
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&sis< HAVANA

&Dk HAVANA
Touching at Ce6nF Keys aad fEeJ West,
Carrying the United states IhiaiL.
The New Orleans, Florida
%@sNH@ and Havana steamship Company
E@H-EEt2s viii diapstch tirst class last pas-
senger steamer
Every Wednesday,
From the foot of Calliope street, FIST D.sriet
RATES OF PASSAGF:
70 HavaIs. Te CeGGr Key
btr.....,.........e...s.Hi $40 SIS
Steerage .,.......-... d %
ThrG%gh bills OF ladiug issued TO A. pointa in
Florida including Tampa and to New To-k, Char
lestm AMI Savannah.
None but the cOrupany's bills OF la2lpg slgLst,
and more signed after sailing of the steal ger.
Splendid passenger accommodations aDG through
tickets given 10 above points.
See
Sns nt.ghF or pGssage apply 10
9. r. ROBERTS, TTpaspfer
No. l2G Common street,
over tie Louisiana Hationai B1nk.
Tho steamship HAVANA follows Oh regular
Say des ly
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STEAMSHIPS.

Sr,rg rgSE STEAMSHIP SOhfANfS
LIMITED. ~,
Tho following new fret class ir GI we
III, s,,., steamships are intended 10 SSt p LEV
~ G'- batvaen NEW ORLEANS alrs % NJ "OL
a o%, 'Gf 1Sa;OW and NEW YoRk:
o1,rsIAss 2OG0 qons register. paptt.L S1e vi ES
MINNESOTA 20No tons It gistfs tap gI1tIdir
aJaRANA 24oO tora register. .''''-''s pI-;iSiS
55ESSSYIVANIA 2S9O tons regisSss .'e'o. Euii39tEg
vTEETSI4 $500 tons egister. 800
ss Eroul Liverp"Ci-T'''"
<F-ffEs e.oSisgasss
E3s : sYF~ 4tS!'. sn.rs' sssGsSs
w,Iessfl C. sso.-eoe-- Sespi vsNN 90 ss@
WI: escsive and sig4 shsouGh Bills 90 1icl ns 70
W. Brr men, liant Hgs, ansSsIS o'"SeSGs@
sna az iirkets available Cor SIX MONTHS. ae re-
ne! rn+as and through tickets 20 80 s.GIs 81
srD Trited Kingdom and EuropeS -
~ stswAr,less aud surgeon are fT1a'SSeai 80 eaeb
s+aameE socdsrges toE meolcihe ass osscaI 40
tendance. ~.o1 f,,a Of cIarao
Prenn;d emigration tickets lss"tG e'is % pofSs0I
desr6Ts of So 1dinS for their iilenoS.
T vesasls sross tie eas Fse Ss 8 ssS p ,Soga
setentio0. .,-,,ar s.vsng orszer.n.s.d %,
e0''"a%S 's'iis HwAEg \ C4E, sgsrds
Ga 10 sarOpdeire street, New 01ieau9
&Oss SKOLFIkLI9& co,
So cha pei street, Ilverp0{SO
SFW ISsT. MEKBOW CO..
.r. 81 a. Great Clyde street, Dlasgow.
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Weekly :,uo,nr,onS of Hides. i:ts.

Tiessrs. !lay 3. Ne!l. iu'nish Us 'he %!
towing report. !Arir quotations rnpres"r'
e. :,..,: sales =; :i.s: hands. Weighing
.vnG,in" .!."sag. ..n,: commission .,..v' ..
l.. added
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900 D.'o''' 'sARI'c'rags's gHH pRoyIrs
second Semi-AnnnaI Dividend.
a"".aEsd December -, 1872.
sH pr cent 30 stockSoldsss
S>S percent TO Deposieors,
FAcL POURCHY, Presidero
ALBERT BALDWIN. VICE p,
50ShPH MITCHELL. Casbtsv
Directors:
y. masperr. Jobo - ,,
John D. CobS. cha,,as ,O
Adolph Meyer p po,,,.Ieo
Albert Baldwin, paDl -
E'neee L sent~rRer ca
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15
Thoughts ON . New Baby.
BY A LAD.

Yes. there's another of 'em mp stairs now.
kno"ed it, because pa tod me must BE- quiet
ana mustnt play ball, nor ask Willie Smart 10
come and play les p frog with me. Thea,
me ioT e ttllig IN her way, no matter where
get Besides, Miss Gadawl was here to-day,
and ratted me on the back. saving my nose was
another degree out of joint but Hnow better.
for this is the third time she has told me so, and
IT Is no more out OF joint than il ever was. She's
q hateful, gogsle-eyed Old masd-that's what
she i.
saw ii, too. It's got little. round, red head
without any haIr, with great tieeli wrinkles, in
stead of eyes, and WI en- it cries it opens Its big
mouth as though IL meant 10 swallow Itself Pa
helped me upon the side OF the b. , and told me
to HISS my pretty little sister; and when
wouldn't, and called it "A llOrrid ugly thing, he
said was naughty boy. and then the nur sc
shook me. and said ought To be ashamed.
didn't get to kiss my ma at all. l knew better
than to try it, forOnce, when a lother baby came,
J climbed up the bed. AMI put my arms around
ler neck, Rugged and kissed her, but all the
tine had my knee on the babs's head, 80
was whipped and put in my crib without any
supper, because didn't know it was thare.
Little Annie thinks it's nice to have new
sister, but she was the baby before, and don t
know anything about a.. can rem mbcr long,
lnre ago, ma used to call ncr s'sweet little dar-
mug. ar' "a Jumped Nc On his foot and said
Wa - hne ieivy, AID aunt Julia declared
That Vasa i'Ye,fsct little angel" but then
Ton came aUn ali my pretty toys were given to
hfm, 'esnse h. Was baby, and was cutfad and
500 :" - frtbouy, cclt grandma, anu she :
good e me yet, though there's been two new
ones given. wonder where all the babies come
rom. Ma says the Lord ends them, wish he
wouldn't send any more to our house; we have
got more,n enough now. ! might be nice for
them Ii they could stay little always, hut they
have 70 grow bigger, and Trey amt no better
OIL than The rest of us. 1 rather i1k ii was
baby Id ask the Lord to send me where I'd
not grow any bigger, then I'd have nothing to
,lo hut to lie on my back and chaw NV toes and
wonid have folks say was the ''darlingcst,
curIfingest little creature they ever laid eyes
an - R,Ylt
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tearing away in an awful manner at my stout
! sther leggings IL was te. rible moment. for
ath 81, med imminent. while tn reports of
my comranioI s. arms rang IN my ears with sim
gu ar Cis.iretn, IS. The pain OF the bears hug
Was sahocating one, and could feel her huge
c'aws tugging at NV legs until II seemed as If
the Mesh was beiI 6 torn away in mas -es. had
lot my gun when fell, and vas without knife
or other wearen-a lesson in woodcraft have
never forgotten-so IL was impossible to fight
the brute, except to wildly pound at her eyes
with my fists as she endeavOred to bite me-a
feat she unsucccssiu!ly attempted two or three
times.
Just then the Captain and the Major ran mp,
but found themselves unable to use their guns
for fear OF hurting me; SO they did the next best
thing, and began pounding the snarling brute
on her launches, in hopes OF inducing her 70
Change front, ss they afeIwaIds sdmsd ,h y.
desired effect, the bear wisely considering man
| in hand worth two in the bush: so she continued
| to hing me and growl, her hind claws seiatching
/ my limbs until the blood ran.
| But Antoine brave fellow that he was prov
ed himself fully equal to the cmerg ency, for he
joined issue in the battle ana Win his SHARP
| bears interior. This treatment proved too much
| for her, 50 she suddenly rose on her hind feet
until was lifted OF the ground, and then aban-
doped me for the brave voyageur. Antoine
! seemed prepared for the encounter. and as the
| bear charged upon him he dexteroaAy buried
his knife in her body, when both rolled over to-
gether IN death grapple. By this time Fran
co.'s had killed the second cub and aftr reload
ing his rifle elected our admiration by running
up and deftly putting bullet through the head
of the she bear she lay struggling with his
cOmTade. That ended our hear fight.
am not ashamed to confess that tainted
Just then. for was sorev wounded, and actually
out OF breath. But pull AT the flask of cog
nae, carried by Antoine, soon revived me, and
we examined my hurts. The bear had torn NV
leggings and trousers into shreds, aud nv legs
were deeply scored by her formidable claws.
No bones were broken, however, and the flow of
! S-NnDHd fEh d.
ages, so was able by shutdown to take the trail
! for camp, where We arrived by midnight. Two
| days were occupied by our guides in securing
| the skins and fat, while we enjoyed bear steak
| to our hearts content. j kept house in camp
! tor nearly a week, the guides proving excellent
nurses. In due time we returned to civilization
as the Canadian wOodmen term the settlements,
and on reaching Kingston the officers of the
garrison kept me a close prisoner until the regi-
mental surgeon finally pronounced my conva-
lescence, when parted from my kind friends,
perhaps forever. Even now I sometimes dream
of the bear fight, and Am only too thankful to
wake and find myself safe in bed, though still
carry the marks of the hears claws
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W. rise 10 meet heavy blow
Orr souls a sudden bravery nils
But we endure not alWaysso
The drop BY drop OF little Iiis;
We will deplore and stiliOb
The hard behests Of every day.
The heart which boldly faces death
J-ro- the battle field. and dareS
Cannon and bayonets, faints beneath
The needle points Of frets aud cares;
The stoutest spirits they dismay-
lie tiny stings of every day.
And even saints Of holy fame,
Whose souls by faith have overcome.
Who wore amid the cruel fame.
Tie molten crown of martyrdOm.
Bore not without complaint AWAY
he petty pains OF every day.
50. more than martyrs aureole.
Ant more than hcTo's heart of ERE,
~ need the humble strength OF soul
Which daily tolls and Ills require;
sweet patience, grant us. III YOU NAV,
an aided grace for every day.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

LOOKING FOR GHOsT.-A sensational story
was circulated few DAYS ago to the effec. that
on the 10th OF each month, at midnight the
ghost of Engineer Nichols, who was Killed al
the MOTIFS and Essex railroad depot some years
ago, Is To he seen coming out of the engine
house on his engine. Last night, at the an
pointed time. crowd of about GOO superstiti0iIs
persons assembled about the de pot awaiting the
apparition, bur III vain. AT last one OF the en-
g'neers, practical joker, stole into the engine
house. and finding a little steam in the boiler of
one OF the engines, he pulled the throttle valve
causing an IInearthly shrek, which created a
SENSATION, and the crowd was kent in n nrrfect
ferment No ghost appeared, however and at
last the steam was exhausted, and the whistle
was heaId no more. The crow soon after be-
gan TO dwindle away feeling that the ISsrs A.
Nietmsoi seii Some, however, lin yerc,t about
the depot until after l O'Clock this I.nrnin@
NetcoTk AireTttssr, 11A.
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A WOMAN ATTACKED BY BLOoDHoCNp.-
woman named Catharine Lyrere, residing IN
the rear of $50 Varet street, Williamsburg was
attacked by feroCious bloodhound on Thurs
day, while hanging out a days washing, and
was terribly mutilated. Tie flesh of the yht
arm, from the shoulder to the elbow, was torn
from the bone, as was also portion OF the right
thigh. Hell back was likewise badly laccr.tscd
by the ftrociOas monster. The condition of the
unfortunate waman last night was precariou,,
not SO much from tie decorations as the shoe K
longed to Bernhardt Kramer. proprietor of a
lager beer saloon at No. 3JS Rushwich avenue.
The citizens loudly demand the shooting of the
brute, but a. Mrs l.sreIo A. unable to appear in
court To obtain an oClT u a. At effect the police
refuse to take the .e.Yol.~ oIity.-N L. Uerald,
-'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

AN ENTEEPEIsING GAMBLING-HoUsE in Dem
yer recently hired a rather fresh young man
from the states, TO do a little "capping:' He
soon spotted bury man, OF rustic dress and
honest ranchman from down the Platte, and
Just dismounted from "a wagon load OF potatoes
somewhere round the corner. The capper drew
MIN INTO conversation, and the rustic dropped
on the game at once, was Piled with numerous
social glasses, and rather gradually ard expen-
siyely nyeigled into the lair of the tiger When
the ingenious youth called the attention of old
hlng Pharoah himself to the prize he had in
tow, that potentate rudely asked him, What
The he did you pilot the chief Of police in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

a HUSBAND FROZEN On His WIFE's Gc.vr
"A sad case was brought to the notice of the
reporter on saturday. Some eight months aao
an .nipioyr IN an OIL refinery, named William
Cook, lost his wife. Mr.. Cook became very M
ahcholy, and one occasion he was detected i'm
an attempt TO commit suicide. Subsequently
ne cheered up again, and commenced paving
attentions 10 laiy living in the f2th ward
The next heard % Cook, he was found one yery
cold night, lying on his wife's grave in the GEM
etery with both his legs frozen. He was taken
20 81: tranciscus' hospital and treated, but the
physicians could not restore the frozen J;mbs.
and IL " as determined To amputate them. Yes.
terday four PHYSICIANS visited the hospital for
ne purpose OF performing the operafion. but
ing thar he would ''rather die than live withouf
legs.'- Ch-ci.-Ea,i rinSs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

The Cincinnati Com merciai prints This "bal-
lad by clerk who parts his hair in the mid ie: ~
She stood bG side the counter
The day TT ne'er forget
She thought the Muslin Dearer
Than she'd seen yer
watched her playful fingers
the Silk & Satin toss
the clerk looked quite uneasy
and nodded at the Boss.
Show me Some velvet ribbon
Berage & satin dark
She said want to purchase
Then gave the goods q jerk
The clerk was all obedience
He Travelled on his shape
at Length with Hesitation
Size beucht ward of Tape.
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PROPOSALS FOR MAIL BAG LABELS.
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

fOSI OFFfCE DErARrMENT,f
Sailed Proposals will be received ii mis- Depart.
praS wooaen d. E.Ss .SsS
Quantities aud Al such times may be ordered dur
H ssse % s to Gay L Ass
beihg three hundred thousand, or more, IL more be
sdSS IL to e
measuring six inches and half long, one inch Vide
hrcsh q a. sn a:
point three quarters Of inch from one end Each
The h N sna ss.. .rse
railway pest ONCE, or Of such route agency a. shall
order and alse have printed upon it, in smaller lst-
ten, direction for its return 60 some specified
labels may Dc and examined in the nice Of the
:, MT Grne,, They are 70
tiTss a. may 3 Teaar.d :, he Posts.ssr Gnsrsi
Price isr each label fully equal I'm ell respects to the
.eep Ss the r e tssar.A TO enter
contract With bond Of i've thousand dollars, and
Two suncient sureties, within ten days efter the
No proposal viii be considered unless il be acsou.
and certircate signed by pcstmaster. in ,Ss ses,
erARAxsEr.
nndertak. thai, the foresoins bid Tor farnishinr
master General, the bidder 8 ~ the se, t S.s.
amer such acceptance. enter into the fequF~d con
furnish such labels E the sS ssas ne
terms and coalitions nentionsd 10 the sdssrtis.-
mens o. the resnaster General dated The twsnfissA
The undersigned, poetmssfer at --l, ssass Of
-, cerfiies, asde, hts cara ~ oIes, that he &
TO be men Of property, sad sbis 70 aks good thsir
ggsrantee. - b 80
froposals sAOeld Be ineIossd I. sseled esvsaeps,
oss and dSss g g Re ssca aSs BEG
rasssfsr Cer.rrsl, nshingtcn, D. @.
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him to request him to keep everything still and
have o-moge ak until sffer the trial.
n is stated tf4t q leading member Of the View
Hampshire bar who had been assed 20 act as
counsel for the prisoner, after al hours CONVEX
sation told him be believed he ought To be
hung. ard reiustd to appear In his defense, and
that he subsequently, expressed the belief that
he murd red the joyce children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

DEATH removed the care-worn aspect Of NJ.
hoieohs race, and snoothed out many of the
lines made by anxiety and sorrow So y at he
looked younger than for the last ter wears OF
his HE. Before taking the mask of the face fo.
the use OF the sculptor ia making the mar DE
bust, the massive mOustache was carefully
waSed ard brought down over the points of the
iaouth toward the chin, and the imperial was
also waved and pressed close u the chin. Thes.
ana other minor arrangements resulted i'm the
production of a most faithful likeness The easr
tince taken from The mold, shows the enpercr's
face to be very round and full, ana marked with
a most peaceful expression, and it does not bear
q trace of pair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

AN Essex street boy made very handsome,
snow man, about feet high, on SATURDAY., and
iooe9 ~ with MS mothers SEQ paselel shawl. He
- Midnight funerals, conducted bv the ii ght
villed, ny.
The latest revival OF an old fashion il the
ueht Medlcis sleeves with great puff at the
shoulder such as one sees in old paintings
st Paul has lost her police. He hash 7
fto. play ere entertained. -
ne eS-p-ince Imperial OF France is
known a. Gentleman Cadet Count dc PSsr,s-
i~1., at tat Wcol~ieh Military Academy.
TWO desesrdants OF Geughis Khan. +be
h0nS0i s0vt Tetsn and conqu on the iyyslffb
es'tury, are high ctEeers she Russian army
81 AleGsD Stephens viii have clear run
Tor SongreSs from the Eisshtl Geergia district
on the Tie - iiista't, there ring aooppositioa 70
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Tie italian society OF SpectrOscop.

Our readers are well aware OF the great inter
est that attaches tc observations with the spec
trcscope, not only upon terrestrial substances,
but also upon the heavenly bodies. and more
particularly upon the sun. Many distinguished
scientific men liz IL country and in Europe are
dcvoting themselves to the study OF the solar
phenomena, especially the cEoriical compost
ton and physical condition OF the surface and
atmosphere. But the most complete and aC-
cordaht effort - unluestionaDly carried or in
Italy by the society mentioned above, OF which
I.ecChi, Tacchni and LorenZOni are the most
active members. The Italian government has
furnished mes ans to publish the proceedings,
with Illustrations, every MONTH and we have
before "a JCI IS thc ruarto pamphlets. with tn cir
colcred AND plan lthographs. These contain
drawings II th5 eTUptlOns seen on the sun on
every isir dav ~ Palermo Rome and Pa'iua,
to---i r wit1 such observations those OF Leo
shi - the y.sI.atlons OF diameter of the sun at
dat cyat times, a question of vital importance
10 ,ynnecticn with the transit of Venus ana the
determination of our distance from the sun.
Tacchini is also Studying the distribution of
magnesium YapOr on the Solar surface, and this
branch OF inquiry will unquestionsbiy furnish
the clue to tile variation of the Ia 1T and light
giving power of the sun in different seasons and
years, and perhaps enable us to predict the
character OF an approaching season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-02-15

AvESGrNa FEy.-An Essex street man
killed q men thai belonged 70 a neighhor. be-
cause il flew into his yard. The nei.hhGr made
no demonstration. But he went around among
the Juveniles, and them that the one among
the m WHO could say, "Shoes and socks shock
SUSAN four times running, without mistake,
would receive ~ from the hen-kiIler. So they
went mp to the house in the guilelesness OF cnld-
hood, and filed the hall and the stoop, and
world earn that So or die. And they sailed in.
and the man tried to drive Oh EN- OFF bat couldn't
and then he went up stairs, but the followed
him. The air resolinded with s'Shuw ack snoozc
seeker" with hideous variations in the shrilles.
of voices. keyed to the highest Of pitches. In
vain the victim appealed for mercy with ink
bottles, hot water, and mustard boxes. Hi, ar
gunents were UNDECIDED and his cries were IN
heard, and he finally scaled a fence and fled
pursued by what he was Ermly convinced were
score of demons. The hen WIS avenged
DGRJuyy NeYs.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE. Ayn
CERTIFICATE.
PROPOSAL.

Ile undersigned -, whose post ofice
addrcss IL -, county f., State Of nro-
poses TO convey the mails Of the United States from
july ], lS5, to June 3d. 1875, on route No -,
the Postmaster General, dated December l. Is72,
with csisry certainty and security (law Of June
2ats proposal IS made trtth fpH kno,cledge ~ the
d1ace Of route ting tcsixhf @ the nsatl 20 Be car
red and all chsr particulars Ssfeyens % az rous
md serrioe; and, dso after careful examinatsOa Of
re ieirs and scfsoHs aitocaed TO adUeTttssseefs
81 mai 6s, and or the fyOcIslcis eossaiasd an s
az ~ Coaa s. af Jeie s. lS72.
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u aud ICE CREAM SALOON, corner lifS -
fennsylysnis avenue, Ladies, and IeentisosaS
LsaeA ehnseed doily. Ny fscilitiss Tor supslgtSS
rs,ues, M.aalns., pinnsss. &c, eo1llsss, are -
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