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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-03-20
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ly copies, one year, 5000.
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MoARTHUR HACK LINE.
CHARLES ". BARNETT, Proprietor

WILL run regulsrIy TO heAr'hur s'"''on
w to meet ali mail trains.
Hack leaves Macarthur post office a. 1870,
O'Clock, NJ. each day, to connect with maII
trains
Orders left at the post office, Macarthur, or
Dundas, promptly attended TO-. ,,,,r,,r,,
2mY CHARLES W. bAhNElI l.
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II NDER

the new postal law We are supplying the peo.
pie with our ine nickel white metal ware oi
triple electro silver plate, postpaid to any
part of the country direct from our manutc~
tory.
Notwithstanding large advance in nickel
we still offer the goods, both plain and fancy
patterns, atformcr factory rates, and viii mail
any quantity at these prices, on receipt of the
money.
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WILKBSVILLE AND HAMDEN
HACK LINE.

TWILL run heck from Wilkesyllle TO
| Hamden and return every Monday, Wednes'
day and Friday, for the accommodation o.
passengers. making close connection with the
mail trans on the VI. & @. R. r. viii also
carry express packages shipped to or irom
those points by the Adams Express 20;
Sen7 ISAAC W. MILLER.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1873-03-20
EEARNEY'S
IN nFXTRACr BUCHU,

FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU,
Ia tho only Known Remedy for Drght's Dis
ssso and has cured every cuse Of Diabetes IN
which il has been given, Irritation OF INC Week
of Inc BLADDER and Inflammation o. tpe hlnheys'
liberation Of the Kidneys and bladuer, n,nI Hs,eI-
zion Of Urine, Diseases OF the Prostate uIahu'
Stone In the Bladder, Gravel, Brick Dust Deposlt,
and Nncons or Milky Discharges, and Tor En-
feebled and Delicate Cons titutions Ot Dolh sexes,
attended with tho following symptoms: Loss
OF Power Loss of Memory, Diihcuity OF DIeath
ing Veal; Nerves, Wakclulness, ram IN lho
Back, FlUshngof the Body Eruplioh on tG w.
palid Cogutenlucc, I.assitude OF the system, etc;
Used by persons in the decline or change oi
life: after confinement or labor pains, beu'wet-
ting in children, etc. It'll,
In many affections peculiar to ladies, the ES-
tract Buchu is uncqualed by any olher fcmTSy-
AZ in Chorosis or Retention, lrregqlarliy, ram
fitness OF Suppression Of Customary EyGcuatlons,
liberated or SchrrEs state OF the Uterus Leu.
corrhma or Whites, Stcrillty, and Tor all COM
plants incident to th5 sex. IL is prescribed
extensively by the most eminent PHYSICIANS anu
Mldwycs for enfeebled ana dclcato consult"
tlons of both sexes and all ages. =
KEARNEX'S EXTRACT RUohC,
Cures Diseases Aii.iRg Ifom .InprUdenees,
Habits of DESTINATION, Etc. in all their stages, at
little expepse, little or no change in diet, no In
convenience, and no exposure. II causes lrc-
nuent desire and gives strength TO urinatc,
thereby removing DISTINCTIONS, Preventing and
Curing Structures Of the Urethra, Allaying ram
and Inflammation, so frequent in this class OF dis
cases, and Gxpeling all poisonous matter.
KEARNEY'S EXTRACT BUCHU,
s1OO pcr bottle or six bottles for $500, delivered
TO any address, secure from observation sou ny
druggists everywhere. Prepared ny
KEAhNEY & co, l04 Duane St, y I.
to whom all letters : '|iormation should DO
addressed.
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Hamden, Wilkelville and Middleport
HACK LINE.

TAVlNG the contract for carrying the mail
III between the above points will be able to
furnish conveyance for passengers and then
baggage ~ and from said points on the follow;
ing days: From Wilkesyllle to hamden ana
hack on MONDAYS, Wednesdays and Fridays;
and from WilkesUlle to Mddleport, MelgS
Co and back ON Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and
Saturdays, John LEWIS
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With With
WaaGlv Cap,, xHaal

To each subscriber to the Evening Post and
Christian lntelllgencer will be sent the beau
tIlul Chrome, The Cleaners.
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Catarrh, Consumption & Rheumatism

AT THIS OFFICE.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1873-08-24
Munich July Is, 1873.
From the Brooklyn Review
The Bishops of Brazil.

BRAVE FIGHT FOR SOCIETY AND THE CHURCH,
PLAIN srEAKING FkOM THE BISHOP OF CEARA.
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STATE LOUISIANA
Parish of Orleans, City of New Orleans.
sworn to and subscribed before me, this 18th day
April, 1873:
e. LIE GARDEUR JR., Notary Public
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FINANCIAL.

HIBERNIA NATIONAL BANK
OF NEW ORLEANS.
Paid-up Capital. $500, 900
P. IRWIN, President THOS SMITH yice.Pres
JAS. j. TARLETON. Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
Nicholas Burke, Patrick Irwin, Robert Carey
nnos Marley Thos L. Clarke, job q. Rogers
William Hart, Edward Sweeney, John HendeI son,
Thos. Smith,
This Bank sells Exchange Lon don and Dublin
payable in all parts of Ireland from Pound Ster
ling upward and allows interest special deposita
according to contract.
mig 7s1y JAS. J. TARLEToN, Cashier.
T OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK AND SAFE
DEPOSIT COMPANY,
d. Camp Street.
Pres.dent-W. VAN NoRDEN
vice President-DAvIp WALLACE
Cashler-JoHN s. WALTON.
DIRECTORS.
John l. Bronson of Stanard Bronson 4 Co
W. II Iocombe. NJ. D.
DAVID Wallace. of Wallace & Co.
John S. Walton
w. Van Nordeu.
W. H. Thomas of Folger & Co. deI5 7elv
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lust READY.
THE AMERICAN
EDUCATIONAL READERS,
A NEW GRADED SERIES,
FULLY AND HANDSOMELY JLLusrR.rpn

-. Messrs lV1SoN, BLAKEMAN TAy1op rco
ready alter msns Ui announcing that they have now
'Ie urst Iour numbers OF All entlrev ney Ky
ENC oSue,s' winch they designate "rXR Ne 90 :,
IN 80 AL READERS" They have bean Tnmi;b ~
spras -; ent that Is not supplied by anv eyipTn,s
Tbat IN size frahatIon and price and IL a
tur -, respects they arsIn every ,sscn :, 81 ~"
preceded them. '' 0Gher JOCKS That have
the; fttentlon Is invited to the sizes and ~ io e
we works herewith appended ''N0' anu Pices OF
r rrn9I READER, Gi pages. $780,. Price % cts
1nCoND READER, 124 pages Price 30 eta
THIRD READER, 100 pages. .Prico ~ ~ VS.
FoukrH READER, 24O pages. Price 70 Cts s'
FIFTH READER ~ U.s.
''u Reader will be ready during the summe-
s.nI Dne copy each Of the first four pumbsrs I'll =,
of IS. - etchers aud educatiouIat. on ~ ", oe
view to introduction "' ior examination, with
A'AooN, BRAKEMAN. TAYLOR e. 20
EDUCATIONAL PUBLISHERS
loe and Ia S'and strer I. New Yor,,
TIMOTHY MORONEY
GENERAL AGkNT
jyeDIy NO. SS Camp street,
Now Orleans
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE co.
TwENTY-FoURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.

CRESCENT MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.
TwENTY-FoURTH ANNUAL STATEMENT.
Ending April 3oth 1873
Total Fire Marine River Premiums. $685. All So
Net Earned Premiu ms. less re insurance and
Less Fire Marine. River LOSSES. .si7sits As -
Taxes Discount in lieu of partici-
pation expenses, etc. less dis ,,o ~ on, &C.. GO
Net Profits. syvss5 "a
Total Assets 5000 81 %
The Board of Trustees resolved that after paying the
fourth quarterly interest of two and onehalf per cent
pany that a div,dend Of THikTT-TaEEE AND ONE.
. ay to be paid in Gsh on as
With the to the
to participate in the dividend.
TRUSTEES:
Thes. A. Adams Saml. Newman, saml n Kennedy,
Adam I'm sssps Henry g.
Victor Meyer, Jos Bewiiug, Simon Hernsh.iim,
JOB H. ss"Sdse Gay e.1% s. sasi
F. Camsrden: L Harris, Edward vPilsbury,
Thos Henderson. E. r. Summers ieI sm
OF NEW ORLEANS. 81 Camp street0At an election
ssd ON 5ns @ the .
serve for the ensuing year:
Patrick Irwin. John Henderson,
EB Briggs. ia. Gardner
Edw'd Sweeney. a. Il isaacson,
And a. meeting of the Board as held this day. JOHN
HENDERSoMs Esq; was unanimously elected Presi-
Of ns of
past twelve months 10 per cent Interest," also 10 per
in ON 81 and
under the amended charter to be placed the credit
New or,..n. Nav =, TH IosS F. BRAGG, Secretary:
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DIRECTORS:
CnAS' CSvaroc' Arthur Poincy.
Chas. de Ruyter, J. EeIe
Leon Hans, Jr:, P s. wilt
E. F. Motion. Leon opavror,n
AEar' Leon Roochi,
o. N"hoon' j. 3. Levert.
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At special meeting of the Board OF Directors bs,d
this day it was resolved, in conformity with article
seventh of the charter to collect Immediately the full
amount of earned premiums rst quarter Of 1873
and to pay to after settlement of said pre
m'ums quarterly interest dividend of two and half
per cent on the amount of capital stock paid in.
G. CAvARoC, President.
G. LANAUX Secretarv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

RoposALs FOR TRANSFORMATIONS.
OFFICE CHIEF QUARrERMAarER,l
DEFARINEHr or ARIzoSA.

OFFIcE CHIEF QUARrERMArEn,l
pprscorrip z H. PsbTaa Gy n nii s!s
Sealed proposals. p tTiplcais. Win copy q lhis
sSis once Sn h aeSa IskTTEbAT March s; ia
At which place and time they viii be opened bidders
porta9ioa nj 81 land q military sGrPisS IN he De-
partment o. arizona, for the hscal year commenc.
"a follows!
Comprising the Posts now existing. or which may
be estsbllshed IN he Department during the hseSl
year. east q the Colorado river and south q the
now Supplied. OF which II may hereafter be decided
TO supTiy, from Yuma DEPOT direct.
Comprising the Posts now existing or which may
be ests6lished IN this RenSrtmsnt during The nseSl
Sttlds' and east Of TIE Colorado river. which ers
now supplied q which Il may hereafter be decided
From the terminus Of the Southern Pacific rail.
SSd es 20 roSS nS
bidders will state the rate in United States legal.
tender notes per pound, per one hundred miles, At
which they will transl9rt the supple. They will
Ace adiress. Bids made BY a hrm should be signed
by each member thereof,
TO and from points reSsanahl distance not eiceed
ing $50 miles, outside the limits OF the regular
should be required will Dc performed, to b. stated
ia 81 route Road travel ODE not less than ten tOj
tee signed by two responsible persons, whose re.
sponsibility must DO certified by an oGicer Of the
SS sessptsd e y once sI sIe s Is'S
contract Win sTtisfSSiPTy bond 10 one fourth q
mess f9E ssss July sS TRs TH e reject any
E nv should Land
Transportation" and addressed to this office, wher,
blank form, q proposal and further Information
BY order Of the department compGnder
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

doDDAnD,-On the 18th instant, Mrs. n. A. Con
BARp, aged ninety seven years.
The fnneSM WI .sss PIHcs fr az !hs tssidsnes
northxest,cn Monday, March Il, isS, Al o'cloct,
~; The friends aud relatives Of the family are
Won EssEN.-on the 18th instant, joins r. Won
Esags, aged forty one years.
His relatives and friends n the family are invited
70 attend his funeral from his late reaidenee No %
March ", at O'Clock, r. m.
BILLION the evening Of the Itih instant, Of con.
geetion Of the lunpu, WILLIE T., adopted son Of
John w and Anna Y. Bell, aged seven months and
.EBFRLY-on the iIh instant, at . r. m, after
short illness. AZ the residence OF his son At Hunting
ton city, Prince Georges county, Nd. asonoE Z
nine years a reaident OF Georgetown, u. O., AGED
eighty years and sir monthA
the rssidence. o. he son, Daniel Eberly, No. iss
seventh street northwest, Washington, y. O. nela
lives aud friends respectfully Invited TO attend
SIMPSON: On Sunday, the iS,h instant t: q !
the beloved daughter Of Vim. H. and Martha Slmp
-on. aged one year and eighl months.
sofrankly siow'd 10 me,
That In my house forever more
Thy dwelling place shall be-
Faregel, Cornelial thou hast lett NJ,
'Tis tho ford that has bercft us.
But He can all our sorrow heal
Fnseral VIII taRe place on Tuesday. the 18th In.
stan. at go,cloek, from Foundry Place N9S The
frienda OF the family are invited to attend.
baltimore Papers please copy1
DANIELS. -Dathe 18th instant FLoREEcT. dauFh.
ir Of byron q. aud Kate G. Daniels AGED nine
BoIsEAU.-on Sunday, Msr,h 10, At s.s' p. m,
four EARS and one month.
Funeral from her fathers residence, No l2t7 Ninth
street northwest, on Tuesday morning at II O'Clock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17

DRoPoSALs FOR GOVERNMENT TRANS
HEADQUAnTEnA DEPARTMENT OF California;
BAN fRAscIsSo. CALIfonsiA'
yersement attached to each Will be received at this
s:G ne Sss q sns nnmsd ssoS
Until noon. i ii uRsDAY, lay ISIS. Tor Inc trans;
PSse e, july S aud d" endns June
is9i, over the following Routes. VIZ
From Reno. Nevada, TO Camp Bidwell, Cal, 20 tons,
ROUTE No. .
From Corinne, Utah Territory, TO Fort Hall, Idaho
Territory, ~ tons.
From San Francisco, Cal, TO Camp CASTOR, Cal 20
tons; stores to be taken from st6ren0uses In San
francifcn,
From San Francisco, Cal, to Camp Wright, GAL, 90
ions; stores to be taken from storrhoiIseS in san
Francisco.
san %s.RsSS S e S1%R ~
Va" f'A"''''" ROUTE No.
& FSnssS S Z. PSn 9STG S
from SSarVrs In ssn frSSciSSo. ''0''' ''"' '"A'"
ROUTE NO. T.
From Minnamucoa. New, to Camp McDermltt' New
The above are tho estimated quantities TO be trans.
TO Increase or diminish the same during the
existence OF the contract, or to use Its own trans
The price per pound will be stated both in Legal
Tenders and Coin, Bidders will give Post once al
dress, and II nrm, the name OF each member.
IN every case bidders WILL state the smallest mum
her Of days they willing 70 contract TO deliver
the stores az their respective destination after they
are turned over 10 them Tor transportation;
also rates at which stores will be transported dur
inf the winter months from November 10 March Sl
On route No, q, bids must STATE rate PER ton by
vessel.
BIDS for each route required separately.
viii be required before They can be entertained
| Bids from irresponsible parties will not be cutter
| any or all BIDS
| Final awards will not DO made until the bids re
| eeived at the Posts have been received and com
| pared with the bids filrd In this Oflice.
| Zach proposal must DO in a separate Eealel en-
YelOpe, anh plainly indorsed on the outside, PRO
| lersigned. A. b. EDDY,
| lnhl7 Chief Quartermaster, Dept. OF Cal
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


n. uo,,,.... ,,..,--.----.- - ,,...-......
q. '. n III ~ ,snA't
n, ..,A. oia.n LhA.nCIsTJVi OAIs, rep ~, l1A
r. ny DSpartmShs SommahnaseiL
sdvertsemsnt ai,achsd 10 eash Vii be peseiVed Al
ouafleYma N ihs seyepsi po.ts nsmsd Esinyr
,infi noon TIIiiitsrhy Nav "A ian w s,,yntsh'
Inv me Inited HiateS .te, narsttrnc,t
atthe following named postS In the Dcos lf,nent al
Caiifnrnia ,sih Tt,ci rs,s,,s. I. /. 4 80 "
CIifn rsIHpn1sSt ,,.S',s, -,
IA c,1,rds - WI bNbbN'fr VAi"
ia mi III. pn.Is, ..sL.1
snG1 liza uay' Rsled or siaeLe1
S'oolbs STRAW baled or stacked.
~ cords Mood.
1900 lbe Hay, beled or stacked
1900 lbs, STRAW, baled or stacked.
CAMP BIDwFIL
rs cords Wood
1bOUO lbs, Oats sacked
10000 lbs. Barley, sacked
fG0oO lbs. Hay, baicd or stacked
st00O lbs. Straw, baled or stacked
CAMP uAsToN oar
On eorja VOL 'A'iON' Nhi"
Ssn1ibs pats .srteJ
iSbU1 lbs Iiay h.isd ~ ,,.ckoa
GI,sp =, 49,, - y, ,a -,
,-oaSsh NJ mcDEhMlTT, NEW
amSwii hs H. nnI sgl.,- .....,
1000 ies Hay. baled or stacked.
n"'"loh straw baled or stacked
CAMP HATLECK, NEN
90 cords Wood.
snUg lbs. Harley, sacked
ID00 lbs Hay, baled or stacked,
Iio,OoO lbs. Straw, baied or stacked.
CAMP HALL, IDAHO TER
200 cords Wood
lU,OOO lbs, barley sacked
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-03-17
Baltimore Lock Hospital
DIR. .JoIINGTnN


Physician Of this celebrated Institution discovered
when In the Great Hospitals OF Europe, via. Eng.
land France and elsewhere, the most certain,
ExcEssEs on ABUSES OF TIt SYSTEM,
fnPS,ensy, dshsraI BSSii,y. Ssfvoashsss' DSsfsF
BaSSSa q ne TFcRsPs ss6!
Bowels,t hose terrible Disorders arising from Soil
Gy HnS SSr victims SSa '9 n ~ Ss
Sirens 70 the Mariners Of Ulysses, blighllng their
Nina Nina &C. imD0''iOl'-ds''roSinS both Body and
Yice thai dreadful and destructive habit which an
sSaRs sSS Sr.S &
INTELLECT Who might have eptraneed listen
wahsd % ecstasy the living Tyre may call With fun
produced ~ RS early a habit q SSaS VIZ %sSs
hsss Of the Back aud Limbs, Palms in the Head
PsFaRss%sni q The Bsrstse N Frnstions. asasrs
iS S2RFireG" 81 81 The mind ar
much e be dreaded Loss q Memory, Confusion
ss o Society Low sS q A fi@
di'y' so'' art some & t M fSils produced.
s. aSln sGR sS1tS%Erps
GSTS sTSSsi bsBy y
any O'hfE SbSRsESrST SPSSTh T PRFss
The many thousands cured at this establishment
sR ss ss saa the %
ton, witnessed by the ropresenStves q the Preas
sRs a eS SSf Se Of PuS aS
ns , = man o. honor md responsibnity, sum
once, South Frederick street, Baltimore,
now MARYLAND.
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PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.


oTTIci CuIEF CoNMIssARY or sUpsIsrEScE.j
DEPARTMESI OF DAKOTA,
st. PAUL, Jim, Feb, Is, ls72
Sealed nronosala ~ dnpicAte, are invited untl u
O'clock. N, THURSDAY, March a, 1873, tor fur.
with 5000 rounds Fresh Ground xxx Flour, TO be
Wheat OF best 9p1pli1tT Epd deIyeEsd as follows;
5000 lba. on or before June 81, lisa
5000 lbs. more on or before Sept %, ls,l
AT FORT ELLIS, NJ r.
W,UO lbs. on or before June Do lsIl
6,OtO lhs, more on or before Sept ~, lisa
AT CAMP BAKER, NJ. T.
1900 lbs. on or before June !, lisa
g,OO lbs. more on or before sept 90 1874
Also, for furnishing, delivered at Fort Fills NJ T.
on or before July 81, 1853
5000 lbs. good Fine salt in barrels
barrels
Bidders must state tho brand Of Flour offered and
each bid should contain . written guarantee from
two responsible parties, for the faithful perform.
hnce Of the contract II awarded, A sample OF at
least eight ounces Of each brand OF Hour offered
must accompany the hid, and each sample be mum.
bered and marked with the name Of the bidder and
these marks be referred TO In his bid
The proposals will be Endorsed distinctly "pro.
posals for Subsistence Stores" and addressed 10 The
A. q, H. Fort shaw, NJ T., at which place they VII
be opened At the time above stated, aud bdders arr
invited TO be present to respond to their bl1R
by authority OF the Department C9mm99der,
j, ii. GILMAN.
fchel Captain q. F., b. 1t Col. IL II A
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THE MARKETS..


BnltlmOfe Nlurhttah
DAIITMonH, March Is. - Breadstune = Flour. :
The safes reported to-day on iChAlNe were only oo
bbls, Western Extra Al 500 100 bbls Fo0d Howard
Street Family, and 100 choice do. do AZ elO.
Ehsa,-Ihe sales Reported Io,day were 70 bushels
choice white al e1Oba2i To- and do. amber 81 e7a906,
and Western nmber al 8lppt3tad
t5rr.-The receipts 81 Oofn to-day amounted 10
1000 bushels, of which 1870 bushels were Western
The market Tor southern vas lees nrrn, and some
samples we're held OYER. The s,ies include 10y
cents. Western Ia dull mixed In Elevator Is befd
81 n cents with bsabsk bid and wo note sales iSOo
bushels mixed on track at bs8bqk cents, and leo
bushels No. 9mixed in Elevator atbl cents.
OdH,-we note sales 2l6UO bushels Southern At t5fS
"a cents, and 900 do. MIXED western al y cents
I'VE note recsipts today Of go bushels, Of
quote SHOULDERS at g cents; rib sides at TLCSTL
Gents and clear rib do at cents for carloads loose
and dealers ask 81 cents for Shoulders and ~
cents for clear rib Sides packed. Bacon IL active
and Arm. We quote jobblng prices for packed lots
cents and clear RIB do, At ~ cents, Lard q qqiet
We quote round lots al si625 per Dbl, and hump q
Ier bbl for Mess and al gi9 40 i3t0 Tor ltHmp.
Sgldrs-We quote priccs today as follows! Cuba
and Porto Rico fair TO good refining sk(sss cents:
English Island do, hNCssS cent; guba Centri
% ss cents aS "a b9 sSS,. N .r ~ cent? re
s'ttsio cents Demstars vacuum ran. sNtsisS cents'
hhisIV-The market for High Wins Ia dull, and
we note sale Of % bbls. Western at ~ cents PER
gallon.
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PROPOSALS.
poyyIss cM5y 9Ti1 ga,sssII

OTyIcr CmIT orARTEnN,s1En,l
PoprIa snSf ospocs 81 np nsIMhgls s1n
nd rsPOiif 8. once 3 E'SI &stins . H'
;' " s'}5s e s P'a So q as MeSD4 4 fH
spesGeS dSSsrias q n shS s9 WV
I3 and e be made 4, such tim :. and IN such iuan
during the fiscal year ending june - i&I ~ ''"O
,0,.-,, IQnTILAASDi OREGON.
- cords 81 Sol woCi
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VANCOUVER DEPOT, W.T.
I Soo sorda. q q H sSi, x Wed or
i.sD bushels Of Charcoal.
isa;oo POUNDS Of Hay. tbaled or locsel
i7O,OO pounds Of Straw, tbaled or looec)
FORT STEVENS, OREGON.
e9goS POUNDS q iiSy, t6aiedi
5000 pounds Of Straw, (baled)
Fort CARE DISAPPOINTMENT. VT.
900 pounds q Oats. tsaeksdJ
SS PSahas & ss tfgsix se 'Ssisdj
,o CAMP San JUAN ISLAND. W.T..
. , poun1 P9 81 F' q6ke ff.fk W.T.
i'SS bushels o Charcoal
Is6:Ss P SaRds q q i RSj.
aOOO pounds OF STRAW
..o.. EoRT LAPwAT.I
cords .h q w9od
I9ogo POUNDS o. Hay.
s,.,.,. Port DorBE, 1T.
-, - bushels q Charcoal
s SSS TSaRds q q hhi sg ''''E'dI
bo.co ponnds Of straw.
FORT KLAMATH. OREGON,
100 bushels q Charcoal
s sS,sS P PSaPSs q q 2 fI,s
isn,OoO POUNDS OF straw
,yooo,, SA Y, J, WARMER, OREGON
a.b0o bushels Of Charcoal
sooo0 POUNDS q Oats or Barley. tsackrdN
49, SsS B BSaRdas q q s Hths;
,vo,,-LcA MI HARVEY. OREGON.
iSs P poHnd. q 2, barley AT. !s1sksd1
sS,%S P PO%n2s q q ss straw.
, ,,,ooo LlNKyII.LE, OREGON.
i,xoooo pounds Of Hay.
iroposals must be In lrIPllcaie, giving the nos
Once add5sss q ne bidder with one copy Of Thu
The price, IN United States currency, must be Of
pree.ed In writing well a. In nires and ali I'D
t9r LAY and Wood must state the Kind proposed L
The whole or any portion Of the supplies may b,
pig ipr, bui No average bids will be entertained.
NO bid VIII be entertained unless accOmpanied b,
guarantee signed by two reHponsI bic paTties tla
they Will enter into bonds for the faithiu deliver,
the bidder. "
The United States reserves the right to receive tn
whole or any portion of the supplies that may b
CONTRACTED Tor; also to reject any or all bids.
4. Inc nnh award Tor any post will not be made INIT
tne Dlus Inaue ~ the post have been received an
compared with the bids received at this ONCE,
Separate PROPOSALS must be made for each nos
huH sacl nIoIpshl pe IN separate envelope, plAinl
ihnnrnsd proposals for furnishing supplies at -.
blank proposals can be had on Application a thl
Deputy Quartermaster General o, s. A., Chief ona
| hrmaster Department. Of the Columbia fshi7