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PROPOSALS Will be received ct the Contract
Once Of this Department until 5 O'Clock p. m,
Of MARCH I'd. 1874, Ito be decided by the aoth)
for carrying the mails OF the United States
from lst July, 1874, to June 80. 1875, on the fol-
lowing routes In the State Of Virginia, and BY
the schedule Of departures and arrivals herein
| specified, viz:
476O From Winchester % Capon Springs wv.
| ya.), BAN miles and back. six times a
/ week, from 10th June to sOth of Sep
| tember only in each year.
| Leave Winchester daily, except Sunday,
at $50 p m;
Arrive at Capon Springs by $50 p m;
Leave Capon Springs daily, except sun
day, at am;
Arrive at Winchester at m.
4701 Frsm Aldie. by Sudley Springs. to Ma
nassas. 20 miles and back, twice week!
Leave Aide Tuesday and Friday at $50
am;
Arrive at Manassas by 4pm;
Leave Manassas Wednesday and Satur-
day at $50 m;
Arrive at Aldie by 4p. m.
Proposals In vited to begin ut Sudley
Springs, reducing distance IL miles.
h1ao rro,, Iyov,,,,.., san.
and hacr once q wasr
r..vo rI.,,,.t..s ,,y.,....
Arrive at Fair Haven by II m;
Leave Fair Haven Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Hampstead by p m.
Avn, r.. r,.,-.,t, $1,000,
I'm W.. Ion,' W SnacAie'orus
,y. Snop, oienn = aso oaiuaA' "
.,' ~ '''''e' '''~ '"'A' '''''' ''''e'
$3.50. ois inonuay' "e''neso"y'
Arrive at Urbana by IL m;
Leave Urbana Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at p m;
Arrive at West Point at Up m.
x~o.
Nm. rv se.svne, W Uail.on S.olo' y
NV .ospeo'' AZ mics anu pac3' TWICE.
",e eeosehsvnie wednesday and
Arrive at New prospect by 80 m;
Leave New Prospect Wednesday and
Saturday at II a m;
Arrive at stevensville by pm.
$50. u
rum MURAL He.rea' 70 oiems Branch
rasra d.. aa1 p oaon' Vno. wee.
si Ao'.e"' ou'uraay ato M
=. oo Dianen ~ m,
Arrive a. Rural Retreat by Up m.
h,ae >.
'any - ny onaw S'oie
op' 'oycevlie W. Oh ana MarenRo
w., " oappaee arin' zo mics ana
oaoA' onoe weeA.
o. aan"ny . Sat"roay atoam M
Arrive at OaDoage Farm by IL m;
Arrive at ST. Tammany's by7pm.
-
@'o' frSn Fsinphns Depot 10 walkers
onurch' miles and back. three times
a"eeK
Leave rahpins Depot MONDAY Wed
y' anu SATURDAY Ut p. M
arrive ~ Waikef's onuren by M;
heaVe walkers cnurcn monday. wed
Arrive at Pamplin's Depot by 2 m.
.~ae
s1,, 0A.s oaoeA' y reuiar NILS anu
=. ....,a $500 " Io'As " nah"'o'
Leave Salt Greek Tuesday and satur.
day at m;
Arrive at Forks Of Buffalo BY II m;
Saturday at m;
Arrive at Salt Greek by p m.
.~,,
fiou. oalsohfiie 10 Elk Creek, ~ miles
.e anu DaoA' 'nfee ''ines week.
Aeaso oetsohylie Iuesoay, fharsday'
anu SATURDAY al ~ m;
Arrso q. Eik oreek oy m;
and Saturday at m;
arrive at Carsonyille by m.
-o from Fopar Hhi, Dy stansrdsvilie' 70
Ltsies'oh springs IA miles and nack
Twice Weef'
Iopiar nm wednesday ana
ay =. mi - 49,
a. nssiesto"s springs Dy II M
e Lssles1ous springs wednesday
no oa'aiuay .. I'm;
opiAr I'M ny p III.
ay7I From uonson,,,,o h., xY.,,,,,,,,u MAN.
m,,as and h.or .,.,;o. ,,o.,.
ra.-s ,I..s.a...,,. ~ r'. "oo-
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4770 From Glade Springs, by Chilhowis
/. Springs In. o., TO Goolsby's IN. o., and
back, once a week.
bidders will state distance and propose
schedule of departures and arrivals.
The contracts are to be executed and returned
to the Department by or before the lst day OF
June, 1874. otherwise the accepted bidder will
be considered as having failed, and the POST
master.General may proceed to contract for the
service with other parties, according to law.
For forms OF proposed guarantee, and certifi-
cate. and also for instructions as to the con-
ditions to be embraced in the contract, &C.. see
advertisement of September 80, 1870, and Deem.
Der LIST, 1872, inviting proposals for mail service
In Virginia, to be found at the principal post
Offices
Bids should be sent in sealed envelopes, super
scribed, Mail proposals, State of Virginia. n
and addressed to the Second Assistant POST
master General.
JNO. A. J. CRESwELL,
: de- Is Postmaster General.
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4774 From Jacksonville In. o. to Peeryvle
wv. Va), and back, once week.
4 Bidders will state distance and propose
schedule of departures and arrivals.
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, 1874-09-16

Nothing Is chargod ut tho Young Mons Chris
tim Association Employment nusoa,,, 1l5 Fifth
asonuo, for furnishing employers with thoir nn!o
Aolp. Call Oh t4cm aud secure good mon and
boys,
II, O, Collins, recruiting officer for tho First
Regiment Illinois Infantry, vii! 800 al rorsoas
dea.ring to join tho organization at LIS oillco
soushoaat corner Fifth ayonue md Washington
stroet.
Tho woeh'y meutinR of tho douh Samaritan
Society will ba hold thia afternoon at o'clock ut
tho residence at tho Secretary, No. 59 uhlon
rarlt place. Tho Executive Uonmltteo III 70
quoatol to maet at o'clock Mt Mra. LaouRrtl'B
reaitonea No. sos Fulton streot. for tho conslsa-
esation Of important business.
Tho Sixth Ward Club Is now fully organized,
mud will hold its first 1nootiug at ]. ". Par.elrs
Hall. No. a7d Wentwort!l ayellno, thfa eyepIlg.
All cItizopu inturoato1 arc aaAed TO attqnl.
dood Bpoakora will DO proaont.
meeting OF tho pitizona OF tho Fourteenth
Ward will 10 hold tomorrow cyoning IN Taln-
many Hall, coruos OF Llnoola and Indiana
, 1874-09-16

TIRE-ENGINE TEST.
Another flro-ongino trial waa boll yesterday on
tue Lako Park. at tho foot Of Madison street.
Tho Gould, Oiapp Il Jones, Ahrons, and tho
old fayorito tho silBby competed. Considerable
dolay 'Tas occasioned by two Of tho onginoH COM
ing On tho ground wtl, war1n wator in tholr boil
ers, which wns not aliowod. Shortly nftor IL
O'Clock tho ongtnoh took up locations around
cfBlcrn 10 fcot in dinmotor eunk In tho grnund.
from thus tnuk tho engines drow thor wntor; m
8-inob main supplying nM they could pump, titus
conclusvcly ptoving tho great advantage OF
uBing a.1cl tankH.
During tic llrst tost tho Gould engine, which
waa aituatod directly bositls tho tank. careonea,
one Of tho wj,ools sinking or foot In tho
oarth, which had not boen properly packed
around tho tank. Eithor from this or sons ';ns
to como to,the scratch during tho trial.
During tho second test tho Ahrons' broke 1lor
fiy-whoot, thus lDnving tho contest enttro!y to
tito si!sbY and tho CIarp i JopoB onginos. Tho
Ahrons' mating .'pop squ!rts =" for tho groatost
distance, bcsidoa having tho advantage Of throw
iuE from slnallor no22}oe from tho ttmo
Of lighting tho 1roa In the dilforont
onginoB, the Siaby throw wator from her hose lii
minutes and 45 seconds. starting with cold
wator; tho Gould, in 5mnutos and 43 seconds ];
tho C}app & Jonns, In 'minnteH and Is seconds;
attd the Ahreus, In minutes aud 81 seconds.
Although THO bilsby was not first IN raising q
stream, sho was frat TO throw a l75-foot atroam,
aud Increased 1t moro rapidly than the othors.
THO Cincinnati cugino was tho first to throw tho
100-foot stroam, but In doing 80 burst her hose,
throwing tho water in overy direction, and dam
aging tho hoso to = groat extent. a strong wind
waB blowing all through the trial, and, rs tho
streams wore with Tho wind, thoy appeared
stronger tllan thoy really woro Again.
tlo distance reaolcl by tue spray OF
tho Btron,n waB in some instances
measured instead Of tho stream itaolf Onco
In this instance tho Blsby threw ! ((-incll
strcam through $50 feet Of hoae to y distance OF
19t feet inches, and tho Ahrons q similar
stroa,n 1873 foot. The mishaps to tho Gould and
AllrenB engines woro ontlrely accidental, and no
one eau bo blamed for them.
The appended table shows the relative powera
of tho different engines as o!icitod by tho test
, 1874-09-16

Tho trial was Witnessed by large crowd of
people aud by many city ollciala, and also per-
sons from various. portions Of tho country in
eioners wero on tho ground nil day. aud OK
pressed themselves highly pleasel with tho trial
with but ono exception. Ono Of tho Commits
Bfoners claitno1 thnt tho trial through 600 feot
engine could only be tested bY direct strcam.
Tho objection aa to raising steam from cold
water waa also mentioned. In this city thoro is
mover my trouble about waiting to get up steaul.
All onginoa carry t1yo pounds Of steam at all
1iro thoy aro illgod to lot some Of tic steam
escape boforo they arc ready to uao it. Howov-
ct, this objection cannot probably DO raiaed, na
tho cold wator test il without donbt tho most
.plaoe somo timo previous to tho closing Of the
Exposition.
, 1874-09-16

Tho improyed condition Of tho weather yeHtor-
day had tue effect Of increasing tho attendance
ut tho Exposition to a comfortable, though not
crowded extent. In building 80 1arge it is dif-
iicuIt to estimate accurately tho ezo Of crowd,
but fow minutes Of lo!toring near tho entrance
would suiIlco to show tint tic steadily nlowing
Rtrorm Of people must hnyo amounted to q largo
attendance in tho courBo Of tho day and ovoning.
Tho attractions Of tho place aro not yot ut their
height, aud tho masses, knowing this fact, nro
in no hurry about rushing in. Their time will
como little lator on, whom everything is ut Its
host.
improvements mud additions nre noticeable
eycry dag IA tue tardy exhibitors begin to get
thor goods into place. It Will bo Q day or two
yet boforo tho great atow IL complete III eyory
Particular but that fact mood keep nobody away,
for it would be impossible to tako In tho entire
Rtfair tono visit oycn if It covered tho whole day
and evening. Arrangements for excursion trains
aromaliug By oil tho 11foront railroad companies.
will run d train from pittsburg to Cbicago-faro,
$40 for tho round trip, or loss than ono-lalf tho
| usual rites. Other roads are also preparing to
bring in tho people from long distances. 10 that
nbly expected that tho influx Of strangers will
| hare fairly begun.
Prominent among tue new features Of yostor-
day was tho booth Of tho Elt,ln Watch Company,
| sGt Ill GIbEAtt0h 1Of L0D nT6t UNIT Hltn ho blocA
of marvellous machinery for tho manufacture Of
watches, all operated byv skilIfnl feminine I'm
gers, and constituting noyor-fang source Of
interest. To'dny the Cornell Watch Company
Will enter tho field with thoir show OF machinery
IN notion and it will 10 no fault Of tho ts7o rival
companies it everybody is not fully posted a8
to tho manufacture Of tmeAeepera.
The floral ond OF the building receives otoao
attention from largo numbers Of lndcs aud geu-
tlomon interested in tho boautiful soionce which
III 80 tinoiy represented there. Ono OF tho most
notable and attractive features IL tho cactus dis
arc found. Several OF tho pricAly dontzona l,ayo
been kind enough to shoot out blossom in
honor OF tho occasion, and most raro md beatti-
fui flowers arc the product OF those ugly md ro-
pulBiyo extesiors. Thoro IL material for atl
hours study, observation, md enjoyment In tho
tlornl department.
Tho art-gallory continues 10 bc tho contrnl OBJ
1ect Of intcrcst. Now pictures aro constantly
nrtiytng, aud tho display IL ono which oyorybody
shnttld eco.
, 1874-09-16

dollars Ia bo rcedyor6 In tho bno Of TIM rcouo ef
Tho Btao III illinois, in NJ, action Of debt in uy court
uf ,co'npstoht jurtnaicl1un. =
sEu. II. II Hhn o tin d.isy Of INC Attorney
a. 81 t,o nIGrss s5 coM5 u p'oSec" Ill o"enaos "'def
'"' ptoeo"'ua '''"on1'
THE EfdtifEENrfi WARD.
"1ho reoplc'g Party of tho Eighteenth
Ward held heetng ln6t hight ht tho saloon
No. 70 ollicago avel,lo,, for tho purpose Of Or
gnniznE q campaign olng, ,1. Ihonlna =; Gavin
called 9,: tho meeting 70 ortsor. 4 committoo of
1--WE waB appolt1u 70 % nominate otliccfa, with
tne 1o!oWiiis fc6u1t: tios'9ent' oamGn Lyman !
gloo-rrnBtdens' oosopn Saantoo; Secretary,
Danol Kilroy treasurer Mach9ol sullivan.
Mr.: Lymnn took tlo CHAIR, and satd that tho
appoiatmont OF ~ ESocutiso oo1nmttoo III OF hano
momoora womb po IN oIu9r. LIZ borrowing
PoEaVnbt tse'eeteu " apoGiNt eoHa'uttue' wor1 ~
Sproansen' onatses sGnnnHFA G''.! ;E senn anNMsf.
Mtohhot nwyef 1ah1e. J"tiS 1non'ah t1; ~ u"Y'n,
5nhn MelnIyre, IL s'oo@, Aaoh'as %''so'' ana
MlGhaol bayn@es. @ ,,.,..ru...
1fl9i nl'cectse "otu % ninuo " ousa't n4'o""AoJ
a'la osnefs, "nu s"u 'hootl"s na1o"1ueu'
TEsfrEnANcE.
Tie third n1oot1nR OF the Young Mems Tomper-
a1lco Association was held at The rooms Of tho
Young Mons Christian Association last egoning.
Nicholas Il. blrrolle, reformed wholesale
liqudr-doaler, rms nnnouucea to nnswor tho
question "Can irunknrd 10 anved p but for
Bomo reason no did not mako hta appearance.
The moosing waa opened with singing md
prayer, when MIR. Paxtoi1, By Invitation, deliv-
cred i short addross.. 11o had word Of rebuke
for tho ministry OF tho city and tho church
, 1874-09-16

hylropl,obia. That foaturo 1a TINT, ut tho limo
Of Ilaako's sickness, unlko most who aro nj
taekod vith roGhobs H. aa 70 o. o Ct the
ing from feyor Of exposure to the sun. 1,naglnn-
tlon tltcn, could havo hna npthtng whatovur to
do VIII, l,ia iioatt,. Whethor tho blte Of as unt-
1>,nl that is not rebla VII! produce hydropl.ohsa
1noiioul NJ Ho elrcles M Wo tho majority % Of phys-
cia,a nogative tho i1oa, not n fow ,i,nihtaln tho
affirmative. II tho cat IN question provos, ns it
ia boovetl 1t will not to hnvo been rabid At tho
limo Of biting Haakc, in viow OF tho absolute
acicnco Of medicine Is destined to tnke M in-
purtant stop forward.
, 1874-09-16

etttots, for tlit purpose Of organizing pooploa
Party Ward Club
tot7 bting delivered to young mon, undor tho
huspicon, ,6f tho Voting hfcn's Chr1atian Assocln:
tion. Will bb delivered In Kingahlry alnAlc-11all
floxt Sabbath avoning, by q. /. jacobs. tho pop
ulht lay prbhchor Of tho Northwest.
, 1874-09-16
btatsohofy, eto......'..' 't'.'s'+.s''s
cAlas s-stsssssss+ ssss+.ss
Town C!urk Grnon}nt. ..,..........t'' t''' .......

As boforo stated, tl,e Committoo .tioolino,l to
ocnsitlor tlio report mud demanded 4 more its,n-
izel ono. Mr.. Grnoslans sall lie would draw os,o
up, and OF tho Ha,no timo informed tho Commit
too that tho REASON ho Ind glvon estimates iu-
Btead Of itomy was locango monoy matters wero
always kort aeorot III tho Town Hoard until tho
hooks wero turned ovor to tho motnbors suo-
ccssorH In office.
Tho Commiltoo then adjourned without fixing
D dato for future meetis,G.
, 1874-09-16

Aims for tho crodulity Of tho sox. Benevolent
and beautiful woulon aro waiting OH strangers ut
tic benefit Of the Protestant Orphan Asylum, nt
No. 12t Washington street, between tho soylla
Of tho Chamber Of Commerce md tho Charybds
Of II big bcer-Baloon. Wl.llo engaged III making
preparations for tho business Ut tho week thoy
wore surprised by young u!an, described hy
ono OF tic fair as "good- d-looking and nobility
drosaod," IIo inquired what they wera doing.
Thoy told him, mud asked him his business. llo
said llo was reporter, whotoupon lucy aaEea
notice appeared Of Tho CHARITY lunches:
Tho ladios woro grioyed, anl Fot
about an investigation: con.inE, of course, to
TlIK TAInuNg oilico, whore oil the reporters arc
was not ilon!iiiloi. That tickct hns orrod md
strayod from Ito right way, and 10 roparatton
eau DO undo for tho mlataAo but to aBanre ttso
| hungry wallt1oror that tho faircBt hnndB vii!
minister to llul latwoon tho hours Of noon md
| 9 o'clock Tor tue trilnR SUN Of 60 ceIlta.
RETURNING aAt.u1AoE cEnT1F1cATHs.
Thc County Clork OF Cook County having
boon no far unable 10 obtain tho return Of mar-
rlago certitloatoH within thirty days from tho
celebration uf marriages, calla tho attention ot
all porsol1s legally authorized to soonnize mar Z.
rtage to tho throo following SECTIONS OF the
| Btatuto6 of Illinois in relation to marriages.
| SEC. 0, The minister, Judge. or Justice ot the
leaca; II tho n'arrlago IL celebrated acoordl u
or rnon}iua.iop, AID tuqro ~ 10 minister, then tho
u!osk or hGovrafy u s,.e enciety nl!Nrsh oE dSMo
s ses 1x syS ss asSa a rst1n
sstu together with tue llctro, II haH been Issued
10 ia CLARK of tho county In wuh the marriage took
lears, having se.awatsA aass.sgo, any ossEk q
so'.. xhon, ~ as1nas " il aeiebrated, an Wos,
duty It shall 10 10 mako and rctur1. certificate q
sssE :s sa M e sts r. so 1 s sGsn s t.
provided by law. ho bhA forfeit aad pay one Apndses
, 1874-09-16
THE QITY.HAIL,

TEE o1TY-HALL.
Tho City Treasurer yoBtordaY received $4,000
on city taxes; from Tho Water Department,
Al. .80o, Ho pni;1 out s5I mn tn 1ahorers om-
n,ovod h1 tI,c Ta,r NJ - nans, 1vorrs
P'oyoo o9 tno noaFo OF 1"ol'o "ofAa'
corporation-C Counsel Dickoy and Assistant
Adams had IN intorylow with George Taylor
yeateraay afternoon. In roforoncp to closing un
sao'eao5 @i, - ase,,1. " se 49, n ~
tno tago mat'of Us BOON as pos'lo'o' mo aon-
nlto action has yet boon taken.
The Donrd of pnblio Works viii advertise to-
dou for I,1Js nv H., o,,,i,, md railing In or
n:,.,,a, ~ 1s,.,s ~ ~ 49, 49, fI NH n,+;a,o,
uearoorn farA III LUG MOTH Dl''bloh
Mayor Woods Of Cairo Ill., yesterday visited
Mayor Colyin, II tnhos home with him copy
- IL 7,o,sa1 ~, oo,,, ~ ,,o 1nor
" Wv 1'esSo4 ofu,nanooa nau WY ~ '1' 1's~
repors OIL LILO boafo OF Fabllo Wofka.
Aid. VAito yosterdsy requested tho City Attor-
noy to tsray up an amondmens to tho proaent law
In regard to saloons and restaurants, whereby
restaurants may keep open aftor midnight pro-
yiding no liquor il sold,
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