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pRoPosAIs FOR ARMY sUPPLiEs.


AND IOMMissAhl or hunEIHrENCE,
LoUIsyILLE, KY, January Is, ls7a
f@srS Ss' w., 20 60 % d F Ss
United states army. the following snbsis t.
house, in Louisville. KY No. 81 East Main street,
IS lS1 %Si FIa IL Slef Sss ES's
40, stated y me Pld; p.,,u,.,s.,,. - -. ,.
tom goa .6and al if% What hour to be made
% bbls Fancy" flour,
or medium beans, In barrels.
iS.o00 pounds prime Rio coffee, in sacks ,,,. ..
0'O' SStswArts ", in barrels. "1' '''"'' ~
taOOO salons PaTs cider Or whisky vinegar in bar,
sas. one 5Sn at2sP a the sRd ise y,nsS
bicarbonAte Of potash to neutrAlize one nuid
100 pounds best quality star candles g. in boxes
90 bs sITsRp sSit.
5nstj paeESsess Of In iS lacked ii boxes Of
ten poundseaeh, samples y the pepper in the
boxes and ground required.
packed in caddies, the plugs 70 welEha pound
sf Ss9G ana sfff he sa from 81 whss L
made will be required
'O'V 10 be ststsd 'A'i'' '"''u nAi'' "'A"'
a.OOO pounds 6ssygupllty susarcured canvAssed ba
Hams and breakfast bacon to be packed in tierceI
Sample o. Hour, beans, beans coffee, sugar, vinegar
SAMPLES TO be In boxes or bottles.
The Hour to be inspected by duly authorized In
| HpectorB.
The barrels containing -four, beans sugar ant
salt to be well cOopered, with head lined.
The cost OF the packages to be included in tn
price OF the articles and each package To be marke,
with the contents, name OF person furnishing tn
| article and date Of purchase,
Proposals for different articles must be on sepa
rate sheets OF paper.
ProposAls will be considered for the delivery OF
portion Of tho stores At the subsistence stOrehOse
Newport Barracks, Kentucky.
luired.
The undersigned reserves the right to reject AM
or all bids which are not considered adyAntageOu
/ TO the Government.
Proposals TO be indorsed Proposals for suhslst
| ence Stores" aud addressed To the uudersig ned
Blank forms for proposals can be procured on appl
| cation TO this ONCE. I. ], HAlNES,
| lan22 Major and o, 4,
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Baltimore Lock Hospital

Du r~rarDny
iIts cDiir$D oN,
Physician OF this celebrated Institution discovered
when In the Great Hnapitals OF Europe, yizi Eng.
land, France and elsewhere, the most certain,
speedy, pleasant and eiiectual remedy In the world
for all
weakness Of the Back or Lmba Strictures Affection
Of the Kidneys or Bladder Involuntary Disrhargos
sA, LAnguor, Low Spirits, Confusion OF Ideas, Pal.
ny iaaSrsl W. snac ~ nv He.d TbTos 6I
skin, AFFECTIONS q the LiyeT, Lnnssi stomach 9r
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MEDICAL.

SMALLPoX, SMALLPOX. - DIR. W. T. BAL
= DUS' unfailinK Preventive Of smallpox
manufactured and sold al No. Gel Tenth street be.
tween aud n northwest, three doors north Of Uni.
ted States Medical Museum. ian1.lms
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ON MARRIAGE,

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM THE
Manhood restored, Imledimenta 70 Marriage re
moved, New method Of treatment New and re
in sealed envelopes
-kddress. HOWkHD ASSOCIATION, No. . South
INK q high regulation for. honorable CONDUCT and
professional skill. dell Am
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DRoPosALS FOR THE ERECTION OF a
NEW SCHOOIrHOUSE

GRonoETows, D, O., Feb. l. ls79.
Proposals will be received until 70 O'Clock IN, Feb
ruary Is lBi3, for furnishing all the material and
performing the work required in the erection and
completion Of Public School building for George.
town, ID, O., In strict accordance with plans and
specifications that can be at the ONCE Of Adolf
Cuss architect, corner Of Fifteenth and streets,
washington, where tull intomnaton can be OBJ
opened, In the Architects Onice,n presence OF any
bidder choosing 70 be present, aud an award made
as soon US practicable thereafter.
The trustees reserve the rght to reject any all
bids, II they md SUFFICIENT reasons Tor doing so
The proposals., TO be considered. must be made by
nling out the printed blanks on hand at the Arch:
tects ONCE, aud they should be inclOsed in sealed
envelope, Endorsed Proposals for the erection OF
Public School building Tor GeOrlyetOwn, ID. O., and
addressed to the undersigned
A. HYDE,
President Board Of Trustees Of Pubic schools,
aeOrgetown, D. @.
Addres,; q . banking H9gse Of Riggs 4 Co. Wash
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DRoPosALs FOR DREDGING

,or UNITED STATEs ESdINEER OFFICFl
GTHIhn STONY UNION BANK BuunIEG, [
fArRrrH, sEAU CHARLES ATnEETJ
BALTIAohE, MD, January %. Is5I
Proposals Tor additional dred iing Ia the J pp
mAttoX river, below Petersburx VirgIpil Nil r.
ee fSs I 9nsn n9on q February y. l..a
blank forms, speclhcAtlons, and any desired in
formation can be had on Agll ton af this NICE
go, VIM, r. CRAlaHl LII,
lAnl Major Of Eng neera,
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A ST G EE9ERkp H Rf5gEi9S JUNE AZ Az &
TiiE MAIL, AND 10 BE TAKEN BEFoRf Al
OFFICER QUALIFIED TO ADMINISTER

~, -, of --. bidder for conveying the
mail ON route No. -, from - -, do swear
that have the ability pecuniarily 70 fulhll my Obii
CATION as such bidder; that the bid is made IN good
faith, aud with the intention tn enter into contract
aud perform the service In case said bid shall be
cepted, and that the signatures Of the guarAntors
thereto are genuine aud that believe the said guar.
Antors to be pecunarily responsible for and able to
pay all damages the United States shall suffer By
reason q my falling to perform my obligations as
Sworn to and subscribed before me, -, for the
In testimony thereof her6untO subscribe my name
aud aihI my Official seal the day aud year Aforesaid
NorE-when the oath is taken before Justice Of
the peace the certificate Of the clerk OF court OF
record should DO added under hts seal OF office thai
the person who administered the oath Is duly quail
med Justice OF the peace.
INSTRUCTIONS TO BIDDERS AND POST
MASTERS;
,pafaiag also roHiioss 10 hs igroTnoTais In IA, c,B
tracts 10 hs cTisat he Impairment Rlay deem pTopeT
!. Seven mtnutes are allowed 10 each intermediate
office, when not otherwise specified, for asserting
q On routes where the mode Of conveyance adj.
mits OF IT, the special agents OF the pust Once lie
partment also post office blanks, mail bags, lOcki
aud Keys, are TO be conveyed without extra charge
tiers, or Other agents Of tue DspaftmeHt viii accom-
pany the malls, specifying the number aud destinA
ton OF the several bags, 70 be examined by the
postmAs!era, 70 insure regularity In tho delivery d
bags and pouches
Z No pay Will be made for trips not performed
and for each Of such Qnfssiona II the failure be OF
caAioned by the fault Of the contractor carrier
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MARRIED.,
DIED.

ROACH -IEIBERMANN. On the 10th inst. b,
the Rev. DR.. White, at ~. Matthews church, MN N
RoAcH and Many y. LEtnEnNAsS, both Of tbis city.
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FORM OF PROPOSAL, GUARANTEE. AND cET
TIflCATE.


The undersisned, = -, whose post Office ad'
convey the mails q the United States from July l.
ISIS, TO June %, 1875, on route No. =, between =
and, under the advertisement OF the Postmaster
General, dated December 1874 with celebrity, Ger
tainty, and SECURITY law Of June g. ls72O for thu
annual sum Of - dollars
TAis proposal "a made Fih IHH kHoFlsf9S qf ne dis
" he roais, the weight n he mail 10 b. rdrrisi
s~rrics; aR diss gt,T car,Jsi examination qf he kaT
aRd Instructions aiiachsd 4. Tie airsTiisfmsHf Fl mai
ssrrfrs; and " Hs pTOrisi0HS contained IN he dSi u
| CsHgrsss ~ June ., lb7a -, bidder
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GUARANTEE.

undertake that il the FOREGOING bid for Carrying tht
mail on route No - be accepted BY the Postmaster
GENERAL the bidder WILL prior to the lat June sIg
enter into the required oblisation or contract 4
perform the service proposed with good and sum
Gent suretiea.
Tls 90 understanding distiHcfIy NE obligations ana
| HabiiiIiss dsEHmsd BY gHaTGEtoTs.
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RAILROADS.
WAsniN6T0N AND ONO RAILROAD

On and after October !, isss the lralns on inls real
Ihs mail rain VIII leave Ns1s;.lria daily. except
sunday, AZ .bA m; auiNe al IserBurg II IL a. n.
and Msnilt9n at p Leave Hamilton al Y p ..
N. hnd IeesPurH At lS-b0 T. m, aud artSe at Alex.
The scc s Stion train will leave AleIandn
5a At Hno Lssse GeeSBu fp u HT5s' L sSd
The d a. M tram fr6rn AieaS7dfin aud iaar.fr
iTaln from Hamilton connect q naluiiiOu With
ersyille, Befryyille aud Nincn'st'E 500. N.fL
lleameTh lineg coaches, which leave Lf,sifI- daiy
c6mmplltiuI ueEeis, Tire, ,,ni;, t,!,9.lc.,..
A ARanii ueAeIs' e. N I1i.l.I,
A LExANDItIA AND WAsIINgTUE RAIL.
"A hQAD AND AIhNANpkiA And lREpE
DEPonf1 GoltSL.ii.A mediterranean, ~
Local trains Tor Alexandra leave ~ follow .
~, u isG IN, Is, az, % aud u q y. m.
SilA Y Fl 70 n H. H. y, 2 u p and = =
6U1STiCO accoinmodaton leaves Washington
dREH H a ss1GTfHftss IGESSiiIiFss. Vi, Richmond
e1Sss M5sh ~ y ~ p ~ daiy e5Get sunday
Tor sale at ne ONCE eorer san and Isnusy lyanis
where naSsensSrs can leave ofdSFs ~ GSx
gage 70 be, CHECKED at all hotcls, and rsldencts
JySSiT General PaSscnsSr ESSht.
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
Train. between w$snfSGTf5N s sna ifMoaE
and WARRINGTON AND THL NEsl are nov run
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, sIosS og9iaIy, ~ 80 g. g ant
ON SUNDAY, fOR BkLTiMoilE ~
leave Nfib anu 81 M ana T. S'IS' D ~ = anu
o'OP IN" ron Ar. vAy srATtoSa
Ieaye daiiS e,ccnt sunndaI =, "A. Sn1 q A, anil
Is a IN M 10 hnd 20 4; m and on sunday ii
I Is and a in, and /, 1, i5 % and ! n m -
nk atatiSns snir sIlr,t On snIaY ssn isrT SON
N N s,aiinns M In NJ I'm, k
napolis Junction, iiSnoysr md i.slsS, aSS, ths l.
enn,s ~ rr,ssini 'e''uPS '"'' NJ" 'n' y III ~
ION ANNApOIJ9
Leaye Al Is A M and 10 "a IA hut IA, train tn
or Iro,n Annsi,1iia an Sitnda.. = '' ''' '' .''
FOn NOHfOLK
Leave NJ III e phfl9fs sg w 1iiir WEST
Leave dSiiya sasspt SatiIrday All S,i6la, Al "a,
~ M, ana on Sunday Al a IA mi ~ IN "''' '"'
~ IiiAINI AliTIyF AZ mi iItWg.
Prom New York Philadeiphia and Haitlmorr nj
g ~ a IN and 4 "a And \ "a r. m
Trnn' IhtIaIs ma nj IL, iiit,orc At = ga D.,
PROM iIaiiImore Al bSjB ~ i a AMI III 10 a M
aud 10, ] ~ d Isl g as ~ Is and 10 10 H. ia
Arrive Al "a sisS sni X, a ~ M
IhTvtsh tieiets 10 me Mi can he had NJ tho
Washinson station TieEet once Al All hours IN III,
day: also Al the Comranys 1ftre a., Psnnsy iystia
avenue Manner i,nfrhasinS ticEsts n M Ays
nue. once can there srsangr Ia have tnsir Gatasr
called Tor and cneckel Al fhpir rcs1cnrs tain 10
ma Ic,,nt AMI mi ~ L., thc H., - "
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CONGRESS-.

WEDNESDAY, FKBRuARY II, 1873.

WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY u, 1873.
Mr.. vickers, from the Committee on Dlsa
bilities, reported favorably House bill to re-
move the disabilities Of ]. Ernest Meyer, Of
Maryland.
Mr.. Nyo, from the Committee on Naval
Affairs, reported bills for the relief Of J. d,
Cornell & Co. aud Alexander Swift & Co.
Mr.. Machen introduced bill for tho cree.
ton of public buildings at Paducah, Ken
lucky. Referred to the Committee on Public
Buildings and Grounds.
Mr.. Stevenson called up the bill for tho re-
lief Of Dempsey h O'ToOle, of Washington,
and II was read, when
Mr.. Edmunds objected TO its being acted
on, and II was laid over.
Mr.. Scott, from the Finance Committee,
reported with amendments the bill amenda-
tory Of the act providing for the redemption
and sale Of lands held by the United States
under the acts leyying direct taxes, and asked
Its Immediate consideration.
Mr.. Ferry, Of Conn, objected.
Mr.. Edmunds introduced n bill to authorize
the continued employment Of Mr.. Hale, the
agent and counsel Of the United States before
the British and American mixed claims COM
mission, until he takes his seat In Congress-
TO which he has been elected.
The bill amending the act to provide for the
holding circuit court of the United States
In the western district OF missouri was passed.
At l2.45 the Clerk Of the House appeared
and announced that body as being ready to
receive the Senate for the purpose Of count
ing the electoral vote for President and Vice
President Of the United States.
Mr.. Sherman said the hour fixed for the
meeting OF the two Houses was o'clock.
At 1855 o'clock the Senate, preceded by the
Sergeant-at-nrms, and with the Vice Prcsl-
dent and Secretary at Its head, proceeded to
the hall Of the House Of Representatives to
participate In the joint session for the count
Ing Of the electoral vote, the proceedings Of
which are given elsewhere.
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Mr.. Dawes offered resolution, directing
the Clerk to inform the Senate that the
House Is now ready to receive that body, and
10 proceed to count the electoral vote for
President and Vice President Of the United
States. Adopted.
Mr.. Bingham, from the Committee on the
Judiciary, reported hill to change the times
and places Of holding the United States Cir
cult and District Courts for the State Of Min
ncsota. Passed.
On motion OF Mr.. Banks, the House con-
CURED In Senate amendments to bill relating
to the Vienna Exposition. (The bill appro-
penses to 10000, no one Individual to re-
ceive more than S5,0O0.)
The House thcR went into joint session
with the Senate for the purpose Of counting
the electoral votes.
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i5D IRON Rock Enon Springs, 10 Winchester, u
9iles, and back, sit times 9 week from lst
June TO BHh September, and from Rock EnOn
Springs 10 Back Greek Valley, miles aud
hack three times week from ist October TO
Slst May.
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ist June 10 aOth September.
Leave Rock Enon Springs daily, except Sunday.
AtbAm;
Arrive al Winchester by "a m;
Leave Winchester daily, except Sunday, at %
pm!
Arrive at Rock Enon Springs by i0pm.
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PosT OyTrcE DEPARTMENT

WASHINGTON December ], lbIa
Proposals. will be received At the Contract ONCE Of
this Department until p. n. Of March 3. 1873, i2I
1873 TO June ~, 1870 in tho State u Virginia, on
the routes and by the schedules VI departures aud
arrivals herein specified
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Truckee Items.

f"m 'lo $3.50 8;
Inc .pe0pie VI Nssnua o.sy shu
Grass sa.,ey arc Gun,h. ~ ,sa,shs
,acs .a" t,ome coif.~ IL miies for siS
,an nThe raiiroad Charges ON the
800 frajoht from San francisco 10
S"iIsx dfstance 9o0 miles. ia SIO n
w. rhus n will be seen that thew
so"' ,,,,L T., 1850
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Humboldt Items.
From tho Register, Dec. l9l

From tho Register, Dec. III
All Glue. Chinaman, convicted last
week OF murder IN the second degree,
WAS sentenced to fifteen years In the
State Prison. On Sunday evening the
stage robbers and All Cline were taken
to their future home by Deputy Sheriff
Thompson. All Chnc, upon leaving the
platform for Carson, to commence his
engagement Of fifteen years In the
State Prison. remarked to some person
In the crowd In answer to n question
IA to what he was going to do: Me
likec all tho time makec shoe. Fiji
teen years, Jesus Chlist-too muciiee
long time I; me pletty old man them"
The Winnemucca Reduction Works
have been leased to the Rye Patch
Mining Company for three mouths.
The company have V e GOO tons OF
ore on the dump vt their mine await
Ing reduction.
The extremely cold and stormy
weather tor the past ten days or two
weeks, is telling fearfully upon stock
in this county. a considerable number
Of cattle aud sheep having persisted.
Twenty-nine little Shetland ponies
passed through oil tho cars u few days
ago. They were consigned to stock
men In the Sacramento Valley.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-19
IL 1T A MONEYED FIGHTt

Under this caption the Sacramento
Record gives us al answer to the con-
undrum propounded some days In the
News: "Where Is Senator John p.
Jones?"
The presence In Sacramento at this
time Of Senator Jones Of Nevada Is
specially significant. In the first place
Congress Is in session, and he therefore
ought to be in his seat. In the second
place he Is known to be interested In
the election Of Booth. In the third
place he Is enormously wealthy. In
the fourth place he Is on record as hav-
ing publicly declared that millions
might be spent In a Senatorial election
without corrupting anybody. IN the
fifth place he Is accompanied by the
men who managed his own fight IN
Nevada. and who managed 1t In y way
that does not detract from the signih-
canoe of their presence here at this
critical conjuncture. These are the
facts. which AN be verified by any
mau. and We put 1t TO the members OF
the Legislature whether such facts can
be safely regarded IS having no bear
ing upon the conduct oil Booths fight.
What Is Senator Jones doing In Ne
vada to-day? Why Is he not al Wash
ington. where his duty calls him ?
why Is he accompanied by the men
we speak of? IL Is not ne
cessary to argue the question as to
whether money can be employ
ed In a Senatorial contest without In
volving corruption. such an assertion
may we'll be left unanswered. for the
popular Intelligence cannot be deceiv-
cd on so palpa6le an issue. II money
is spent on behalf Of Booth then cor
ruption IL employed by his faction.
Perhaps Senator Jones is only present
as II looker-on. Perhaps his political
agents aud disbursers are only here in
the same harmless capacity.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-12-19
A CALL FOR SPECIMENS.

We have been furnished with a cir
cular containing a letter addressed to
Mr.. Valentine. General S%uperlnten-
dent Of Wells, Fargo s. Co.'S Express
Company, from President d. c. Gill
man Of the California State University,
asking aid in the collection Of speci-
mems, such rs minerals, ores, fossils
and metallurglcal products ; spcci-
mems OF the native plants. Of the
woods, timber and peculiar vegetation
OF any region ; specimens Of rare ln-
sects, fishes, shells, birds and animals,
Indian antiquities, skulls, weapons,
stone implements, dresses. and other
Illustrations Of aboriginal life ; books,
pamphlets, photographs and maps.
Specimens, says the letter, "should be
distinctly labeled, especially as to the
place frem which they were taken."
Mr.. Valentine acknowledges the re-
ceipt of this letter and Issues a cir.
cular of Instructions to the agents Of
Wells, Fargo s. Co. on this coast, from
which we extract tbs following:
GENTLEMEN The accompanying
letter from Prot. d. c. Gilman, Pres
iaent University Of California. ex-
plains itself. There Is probably not
one OF the six hundred places at which
this company is represented, which
will not nc one time or another afford
opportunities for securing desirable
articles for contribution at no expense
or trouble to an agent. clerk or mes
senger, but which will undoubtedly be
invested with much interest. and pos
s!biy prove Of great value In a collec-
ton such as the University Of CAL
iiornia should and undoubtedly will
secure, sooner or later.
In b~espeaking and hoping for your
sympathy with an interest aud o
operation In accomplishing the object
set forth, you are not obligated Of
fcially or personally to subject your
selves to Inconvenience or discomfort
In any particular; but we have such q
favorable opinion Of the Intelligence
Of the company's employees rs to be-
lleve there will DO a very great inter-
est manifested aud cooperation vouch-
safed.
It Is not expected that q general or
important collection will be secured
Immediately, nor will q spasmodlc ef-
fort effect much. What Is most de-
siNble will he 70 post this and the let
ter referred to In q conspicuous place
In your office, and from time to time
secur such offerings as will undoubt-
eddy be rendered By all classes Of men,
for there Ii no walk In life In which
knowledge-whlch Is power-has not
earnest votaries.
by knowledge We do learn ourselves to know,
And what TO man and what TO God we owe"
Whenever any article Is obtained,
pack It securely and address, "Uni-
verslty California, Berkeley tOaklandh
CAL" Way-bill 1t by express to Oak
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Z ATTITUDE.

Is not the presence Of Senator Jones
at Sacramento. CAL, just at this time
a little queer? Congress has been In
session since the first Monday In this
month, but neither Of our Senators
have as yet been in their seats In the
Senate. 1t Is openly charged By pub
lie journals that the presence Of Sena-
tor Jones In Sacramento Is to AID In
the election Of Gov. Booth to the q. S.
Senate. or course we are not alleging
the truth Of this report. Senator
Joues Is classed as q Republican Ssna-
tor ; he was elected by Republican
votes, upon a Republican platform,
and has been appointed to committees
In the Senate as q Republican Senator.
Gov. Booth Is not a Republican, al
though holding Office under a Repub-
lican election and BY Republican votes.
He ls even moro bitter In his denunci-
ations OF tho party than Democrats.
He Is at the head Of 4 new movement
In California whose avowed and pri-
mary object Is to break up and ulti-
mately destroy the Republican party
In California. Gov. Booth Is not at
tempting to obtain an election through
the Republican party. He Is en-
deavoring to defeat the election
Of a Republican Senator by divert
ing from their organization legis-
lstors elected as Republicans. He
Is striving to procure himself elected
not as a Republican but as an ayowed
opponent OF the party whose we'll be-
ing, as Governor Of California, he Is
morally bound to conserve. Now we
ask, In all candor, II the spectacle OF
a Republican Senator, Of immense
wealth. and whose duty to his State
would appear to require his presence
at Washington during the session Of
Congress. still lingering at Sacramento
with the apparent intent Of aiding In
the election to office Of a political enc.
my, Of aiding to defeat the party under
whom he now holds office, and Of
whose interests in this State he Is one
OF two Congressional exponsnts. Is moi
a little queer? II Governor Booth bt
elected it will be a defeat for the Re
publicans Of California. 1t will be the
election OF an avowed enemy to the
party. Has Senator Jones any moral
right /; Is It carrying out his pledges
Is it honest, candid or honorable to aid
in such a matter? 10 our mind the
aspect Of a Republican Senator neg
lecting his State, and her Interests, ab
sentlng himself from his seat in the
Senate and its duties, to lobby for til,
success Of a political opponent Is, te
say the least peculiar. will the c. U
G.. who last year sang paans to ou'
Republican Senator, now vouchsaf,
some explanation to his Republican
supporters. We confess inability
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land, free, enclosing. by letter to the
University, any Information relating
TO the thing sent.
We have called the attention Of our
readers to the above, not only in the.
interest of science, but from q knowl-
edge that In this locality can be pro-
cured very many valuable specimens.
representing the prominent industry
Of our State, and to express the hope
that such Of our readers as may feel
disposed will aid in contributing spec
imeus. California Is our sister State.
In a. great measure her interests arc
ours. We shall In due time have q
similar institution, and may then hope
for a return Of the compliment from
her citizens. ?