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The true northerner., 1874-11-06

RY JoAQuIN MILL m.

Go ye aud look upon that land,
That far vast land that few behold.
And none behoding understsnd-
That old, old land which meD oall new
Go journey with the seasons through
Its wastes, aud learn how limites4
The solemn silence OF that plain
Ii, oh so eloquest. The hue
And bended skies seem built for ~
And all else seems . yesterday,
An idle tale but lily told.
Its story is of God alone,
For man has lived and gone away
Ana LETT but littl heaps OF stone.
Lo here you learn how more them it
And dignifed IL silence when
You hear the petty jeers of men.
It's awful solitudes remain
Thenceforth tor aye part ~ you,
And you have lea, ned your httleness.
some silent red men cross your track;
some sun-tanned trappers oouse and 60
some rolling seas Of buffalo
Break thunder-like and far away
AGAINST the foothills, breaking back
Like breakers OF some troubled bay;
Some white-tailed antelope blown by
SO airy-like; some foxes shy
And shadow-like move to and fro
Like weavers' shuttles as you pass
Ana now aud then from out the grass
You hear some lone bird cluck and cali
hnarp Keen call for her lost brood,
That only makes the solitude
Seem deeper still, and that ia ALL
That wide domain Of mysteries
Aud signs that men misunderstood
A land OF space and dreams; o land
OF sea-salt lakes and dried-up seas;
A land of caves and caravans
And lonely wells aud pools q land
That hath it's purposes and plans;
That seems 80 like dead Palestine,
Save that its wastes have no conhne
Till pushed against the leveed skies;
land from out whose depths shall rise
The new-time prophets; the domain
From sut whose depths shall come,
All clad in skins, with dusty feet,
man fresh from his Makers hand,
A singer singing oversweet,
A charmer charming very wise;
And then all men shall not be dumb
Nay, not be dumb, for he shall say,
"Take heed, for prepare the way
For weary feet;" and from this land
The Christ shall come when next the race
OF man shall look upon his face.
'drper's for Nopenaber.
The true northerner., 1874-11-06

trust that this brave boy found aud
brought up from there this truth /:
"God helps those whohelp themselves.
Grace Greenwood.
The true northerner., 1874-11-06
Pith and Point.

A PRYMATE-An inquisitive wife.
MEN of letters-Postofice clerks.
RIFLE practice-Picking pockets.
WHAT is always offered at cost? The
law.
A HIGH note-One of thousand dol
lars.
TT THE harness of liif-The traces of
How to stop a cock-fght-Let all par
ties present claim fowl.
WHEN does q man have to keep his
word? When no one will take it.
SPONGE baths are recommended.
The best way to get one is to go to some
bathroom, take bath and tell the pro-
prietor to charge it.
A BOY astonished his parents the oth-
er day by casually remarking that the
back of that hair brush seemed to him
"almost a sacred thing"
NOTHING will test mans strength Of
purpose and steadiness of eye so thor
oughly as the endeavor to balance an
eel Oh VI Ills uOSe.
"I WANT to know" said a creditor,
fiercely, "when you are going to pay
me what you owe me ?" "I give it up,"
replied the debtor, task me something
easy"
WILL B, a spirited boy of six,
has a mother whom he adores, and
"next older sister with whom he holds
profound theological discussions. Once
the subject was universal depravlty.
"Why, Will, everybody is wicked,
even pa and ma" Maggie Ma wick
ed ?" "Yes, Will, everybody-ma too"
Will (explosively)-" Well, I'm glad of
it." Alas, poor human nature Mas
wickedness to Will-only another bond
of sympathy. Christian Age.
EPITAPH on reporter by lawyer:
Then A. J.'s dead,
Hic facet, here he lies!
Who knew reporter
Fer do otherwise?
EPIGRAM on the lawyer
A legal friend proposes when I'm dead,
To write hic jdcet DER my lifeless head.
This will not suit him when his form is chi
How can he lie when once his tongue is still?
Twould have itter meaning II the line
Were straightway painted on his Office sign.
WHEN the divine afflatus seizes the
editor of the LaSalle Press he can
discount any poet. Listen to his Ia
test:
"The bullfrogs raised their tails on high,
And went bounding DER the plain,
A humble bee went laundering by,
And then came on the rain."
ONE of the excursionists on Lake
Champlain boat recently went to sleep
on deck, and in the morning couldn't
find his shoes. Where did you put
them :" CT opened that little cup
board and laid them on the Shelf" he
replied. The victim had opened the
wheel-house and laid his shoes on the
paddle-wheel.
A DISTINGUISHED man whose name
and chin were both very long, and who
had lost his teeth, whereby the nose
and chin were brought very close to-
gether, was told 81 am afraid your
nose and chin will fight ere long they
approach one another very menacipgly."
81 am afraid of it myself" replied the
gentleman, "for q great many words
have passed between them already"
A DETROIT gentleman who purchased
a box of peaches at the Central market,
the other day, looked around for boy
who would carry them home, and pres
emily he found ragged lad seated on
bench eating the last remnant of pear.
The man asked him if he wouldn't like
to earn ten cents by carrying the box to
such a number and street, and the boy
promptly replied that he wouldn't.
'Why?" queried the man. "Why ?"
echoed the boy, "because dad died the
other day, and now I'm head of the fam
lily, and how'd L look, luggin' peaches
around ?"
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EVENING STAR.
COSGAESNTO-t.H
c'nCiusioa Yesterdays rrao~eaIax,.
SEN sTE-Atter our r,rert olose, -

SEN aGE After our rtT,-rt close.
MI Morton replied 60 the srgum-u' o. NJ
buftp~- ~ the civil rights bit'. zr1 i.fr,-t
hs' q e bil vas constitutional. And va obiy
cAffN ng out the grest object OF tie foart@ar,f g
sin- dment. In feply % = question OF Mr.
MeFtitlon Re sasd the states could enact taEs
tSlhaunR the ssNes a. the common schools hlf
IdSe- ne states could establish common
s,hets CT net - they plessed but when one,
account OF race nv '~s''N On
MI. BOutSell said in the conuo, .,eo,,
esudrln were tsRgbt the reqnirements ant
chditons ~ NE, which could rot he s.inet
aterNs ard. For this reason he Advocated M "a
schoof'' ard 'h.nght = would be In the highest
gree tns Npedient 10 permit SEPARATED 1900.
He then called attention 90 his amend m.nt "a
amend The Fret section 30 as 20 real s.ot 49,
of every common scbool and ptrt,iir tn.fit,fio,,
OF learning OF benevolencc endowed nv ~.
United states, or that may heresfter lie en-
do~ed by sny state or supported IN whole or IN
part by pubic TAXATION" Ne lndicsted a douht
In his mind n 20 the power - apply the provis-
sions OF the htll 90 institutions heretofore en-
dOweo hN the states.
Mr.. sto kton addressed the Senate I'm opp,-
siton TO the bill, but, without concluding. gave
wav.
The post ONCE md the pension approximation
bills were received from the House and referred
to the Committee on Appropriations.
lhe Senate then went iuto executive session
and then adjourned.
HOCSE.-After our report closed
The bill 10 admit New Mexico as a state VA.
psssed-yess leo. NAYS -
MIR. Beck WAS then recognized as sr.fftsa q,
me Moor on the Sauborn biIl. but yielded Tor =
motion 10 adjourn, and, ~ 40 y. m. the Haas
so jour nee.
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DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW fORk,

AND ALL POINTS IN THE EEW ENGLAND
STATES
IHROCCH BETWEEN WASHING TOy AND
NEW YORK,
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
Toe equipment on this line Is new and OF the mo
eieesnt and i'm royed finish.
S.23 NJ LIMITED EAPhkSS PULLMAN
PAhLOR CAR TRAIN EXCL USIVELY
NIGHT TRAINS.
ID arc after Sunday, April 70, 1874
1NO TRAINS DAILY (EAOEPT SUNDAY
MI pc run over Pennsylvania Air Line, leaving
rom aud arriving at the DEPOT Of the Baltimore and
streets, as follows:
S.23 a. NJ, Limited New York Express, com.
posed entirely Of Pullman Palace Pa-lOr Cars, ar
riying 10 New York at 10 .. m, connecting with
all Sound lines.
90. p. M New York Night Express, arriving
IN New York at d. Pullman Pdl-c5 Sleep ing
Cars through to New York. Also, Pulm an Sleeping
Osrs 10 Pbisdelphs, IN which passengers can ro-
main until a IN.
$50 p. IN. Philadelphia Express, daily except
Sunday.
Connections are made in New York with steamer.
ON Sonndi New York, New Haven and Hartford
ROAD, Erie Hallway and steamers on Hudson River
Fare &c low as 10y any other route.
Baggage called for and checked ct hotels and pri
sate residences orders left at the following oces
where tickets and Information can be obtained -
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna ave; north
east corner Sth street and Penns. ave.; Passenger
station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 9Th
and streets. ED. Z. YOUNG,
IyA-n General Passenger Agent,
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GENERAL NATURE-No. Is ]
a

An Act TO amend the fifteenth section OF An
act 81 proved June eighth. eighteen hundred
AID - enty-twO, entitled .sAn act 10 revise
consolidate and amend the statutes relating 10
The Pot Office Department {"
lie a Enacted bg me SsHdte aud House u Rrurr-
sentdftres # he Tinted States II America "a Con-
gTcSS GSse mJisd. Thst section nfteen OF the act
- 10 revise, consolidate and amend the statutes
relating 20 the Posi- Office Department" APP
proved June eighth, eighteen hundred and
seVenty-two, be amended 10 read follows
"SEC. 10 That before entering upon the du-
ties, ana before they shall receive any salary
the Postmaster General. and all persons en-
p!oyed IN the postal service. shall respectively
take and subscribe before some magistrate or
other competent officer suthoriz ed 20 admins
ter oaths by the laws OF the United States or
OF any sac or Territory, the following oath or
affirmation:
al, A. b., do solemnly swear cor affirm, AZ
the case may be- that will faithfully perform
sll the duties rec uired OF me and abstain from
verifying forbidden by the laws in relation 20
The Establishment Of post OFF ces and post roads
within the United States; and that I will hon.
estly and truly account for and paw over any
money belonging to the said United states
which may come into my possession control;
and also further swear Tor affirm that I will
support the Constitution of the United States,
20 helm me God
And this oath or affirmation may be taken be-
fore any officer civil or military holding q COM
mission under the United States. and such Of
tcer is hereby authorized 20 administer aud
certify such oath or Affirmation"
Approved, March 3, l S74.
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IOFFICIAL.t
LAWS OF THE UNITED ST.yE~
F@''ea al ihs First essssoS or fhs forfV-
fhfrd COHKFsss.
lGEsERAL NArrRE-Nn. ~

lGBNKRAL NATURE-N0. r21
AN set changing tie times fsT holttnE ccrtaf N
district courts Of the Cuited States. for M.
state or Iowa.
b a. mated " hc S,HO'e dnd R5uss - Rerre-
setfdTreS = ne JEtfsd Ntr'ss - SfssrSa if tF,-
gress assembled, That instead OF the times nov
nNtd 10y law, the terms OF the district courts Of
the United States for the district Of Iowa 10 be
htlul the city OF keokuk and the CITY Of Conn.
cli Bluhs, shall commence AZ keokuk on the
tnird Tuesday of January and the third Tues
Gay OF une. Hnd Al Council Bluffs on the foarth
Monday OF March and the fourth Monday OF
September, in each year.
SAC. ,. That ali causes processes suits AMI
proceedings nov pending or commenced for
SAID terms OF court, or hereafter 70 be com
mehced, shall be continued OF returned in and
10 said cOuIts at the several times herein sneci-
ned. Approved, February ., IS14
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AUCTION SALES.
This After NOON.

SlYB H. WARMER,
- BEAT Estate Broker and Austioaeert
Federal Buildings, corner Ith snd sta. norghvett,
KXECUToB's SALE or A STORY BRICK
kMkLLiNG, No 1912 ST arclis e T.rr&-s >.
rknsTisG FnAHkLIS sQUARE, AT AUU-
o. FRIDAY, May 2sI, 1874, q, 6 O'Clock r.
PREMISES all bat cert- sin parcel 81 srouod stu-
Couubis, and being that part Of Lot numbered
and nfty l25cl, ss designated and deec ibed the
ground plat plan az said city, con priced with
the following metts snG bounds: Begiunlns Tor the
same al int in TIE north line &C eAid lot, ON -
north, distant one hundred 0Ol feet and eleven m,
inches frCm the Northwest corner OF lot nuufoere,
twenty t2l) Of said square, and ruunng tle~ce
south enc hundred AMI fort fOur QflD feet thsnce
east twenty one t2ll feet four (i inches then e
north one hundred snd FORTY four (Iiil feet; and
thence west twenty one 2D feet forrtal .achss to
the place OF b. ginr ing; together with the fsproye
ments, consisting Ct three-story Brick Dwelling
with all the modern Improvements
TertDs: 500 in cash, and the balance at six and
twelve months, for which the ties Of the purcAs-
serbear int rest a. SIX cent from day sale,
and secure by deed of trust the pro perty Sold
VIII be taken dep sit Of 30 III be req uired a.
time OF sale All convey sncns at the pense Of the
purchaser. If terms of sale not CON Piled with
IN seven days frem day of sale, the Executor re
serves the right to resell the property at the risk
and cos. OF the defsulting pure sitter days
Advertisement SAMUEL KER Exacutor
msyli-eosds 1T OOLDwkLL, salssmsn.
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AUCTION SALES.
FIXTURE DAYS.


RY LATIaEB CIEAgh,
- Anction7ers ana Real Estate Brosers,
o"uth~est corner feu Tsris ave. s3i 18th street
Star ofaoe Buildings.
ChTALoGUE SALE OF FCgs1rUBx AND
VINES BEJONsISG TO THE EsrsrR OF
m 90 @EDf EsDsT aUGSiNG. June 81.
ht,st 10 o'cl ca, a. hi late Tssiience. cor
49,, W. hs sc H; ,hI soa s.Eest horth'
leetish Of furniture NiGss, ac. ne sane
Su perb French p ate MartaI Mirrors,
Git Psrior edi,e usholst red "a siia Beccate con-
.isting Of Cenicr Diyso, Side Di' ans, 10 PHI.
Magnificent BuaI.wors srmaire' 'A On-r'
Osl ted Walnut Bssud Inlsid Table,
Elegant window Hanging. snd CorHces,
collection Of CurtositIes and Hi-tDrics Relics,
Superior Wilton ONpets, Persian aud Turkish
Velvet Brussels, Three ply, ann Ingram Csrpet,.
Superior Black VslSut Chamber ruruitUrs,
Fine Hair Mattresses, Feather Pillows, and b IL
LIBRARY.
Turki.h Lounges and CHs'rs ia Green Rep,
Carved VI sinut Bookcases,
Walnut Side Chairs and Brackets,
Walnut Library seite, upholstered in Oretonne;
Lib airy Decks ann Revolving Onsirs,
M rocco Lounges, Sofas, aud Easy Chairs,
DINING BOOM
Carved W slnut NJ arble-top Siieboard,
Carr ed W slbut Extension DibiOg able,
W VEL Dining Chairs. uIRoI:tsred 10 Morocco;
tve0 Brackets, Racks, &C.,
Ie ssaor'ment of Table Linen,
Fine Kitchen Requisites, &C., Sc.
4 large and varied assortme tot
WINS AND LlQOOH<0F SUPERIOR BRANDS
fatal. gues will be READY Nv 18th.
This IL one Of thu most extensive and elaborate
collections Of Furdi,ure ever sold iu Washingtor
TIE hon.e will be spen ins section on NJ ,aday
Tern. cash LArIaE8 CLIARY.
hsyl6 Resub ChTon.l AGctiOneers.
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ID n Z Id .

DAVIS. At Bellevue, on Tharsosy, May slst. At
5eclock y m MARY, daughter Of the late Leon
ard and Achsah Davis, of j. Ne rtSn county, We.
The trieuas Of the family inv tied attend her
funeral from her late residence. on Saturday, Esd
Instant, a. O'Clock .. TIE remains will be con-
Neyed TO Oak Hill Cemetery for interment
Esprit Of Jefferson and Free Press Of Oh srlestown
J, heIssn county, West Va, copy.I
FLETC0ER. On the list, ~ O'Clock .. m.
HATTIE. infant daushtaT Of William H. and
Martha h. Fischer.
The friends OF the family invited &c s:tend the
funeral, Ehich will take place sunday afternoon II
So'clOck D. m, from tbs residence Of her parents,
Oh 5h street northeast, betv cen l. and "A sts. D.
eTEEyRR. On the eth instant, a. AIS 2. m,
MAReAB w, wife Of E1gsr z. stsever, late Of
Phiisdslpbis Pa, in the 6Sth year OF Der age.
Funeral Tuesday, nth instant, al .. N. from
the residence OF her hnsb and $50 street southeast,
20 which the friends of ths family are respectfully
invited. -"
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DROPOSkLs FOR CONCRETE STONE,
L Bile sTUS 4, UEMENT AND SAND FOR
Tux UNITED sThTkS COURT HOUSE AND
ogV,cE OF SUPERINTENDENT,


Y. 5 Court House and Post Ono
PHiLADELPHIA, A priI Nth, l374 \
IL IN oi the 9TH DAY OF MAY, 1874 for furn-
ishlns and delivering the site OF the New Court
oNy cnblc yards, IRE OF less, of Granite or other
hard, durable StOne, broken TO the size OF a hens
sgg, and suitable for concrete.
Also, for $500 cubic ards more or less of Rubble
sioLe, which may be of Granite, Lime Stone, or
Sther suitable ktone, which is sound, able, and
~ suns tent size TO be clAsseS One, Two and
Ihree n stone, Of -.lOxnsss Averaging ten (l0)
inches. having clean, e-ds wi a fracture I'M
Ger the hammer, per psn1icuse b the bed: Al sa,t
che quarter q the quantity TO be Three Men Stone
ra a,so Tor pSO barrels, more or less, Hydraulic
Seme equai IN guslity and strength to the bsst
hosenaaiei each barrel mu.t contain not less than
Also for 500 cubic yards, more or Iess clean
shaTp, river bar Sand.
Samples Of each cf the above ate rails TO be SUBJ
beliseTy will be made st such times and in such
g Ia.rians ss slay be deemed necessary b. the Sc
Bidders submit: proposals for one or all Of the
precedins items VI ma'eri.ls a. their option bat
eaeh material must be bid for on \ separate form
and be enclosed IA asspaTats envelope.
Al bid must be msde on the printed form 10 be
o. alced on application at This Office; each bid to
Dc accompanied u p"nal bond Os res pOnsibIe
persons ia he sum Of Que thousand dollars 1901
conditioned thu; the bidder Will Accsp t aud psrform
me contrast II AWARDED 70 him; the su Cheney of
tie security 10 be certified b the Uaitsd state "a
Ju1ges CLERK Of tn UAitei States Court or the
District Attorney Of the district in which he re-
Payment viii Be made mouth ly, deiucsIus ten (lO)
pr cenL. untIl Ehe completion Of the contract.
The Department Reserves thv right T. reject any
- all bills II y be deemed FOR the interest OF the
Obtaiued IN tnis once, and mus: conform In every
tsPect 20 he requirements of this advertisement.
yslope endorsed Proposals for Concrete Stone,
Bubble stone, Cement sand. { As the case no az
nc, a. S'ss I sn5 gqss s1d Post or
spT 24t JOHN McARTHUB, JR sHpert.
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RAILROADS.
FROM wASHINCTON CIT
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY MAY 10TH, % p.m.D

500 =. M, Baltimore and all way ations.
o 20 a N: Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and
0os M, PIttseurg, Chicago. Cincinnati, Louis.
and tue West Rockville, frsisSioS and !" ali IY0 sts
ton. on the Washington County Valley Brsaohes
a ana STANTON: PEtlrdn Cars D'nnn at Gambler
10 los M New Yors, PhIladel phis, Boston, Bal.
=. ID a. m, Point of Rocks, aud all Way Sta
$50 a. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way
10 90 a. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
IL W m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and all W
pll,,lO p: nj New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk,
$50 p. m b .ltinore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
D ae, rstown, Winchester and all intermediate Way
$40 p. m, Baltimore, Frederick and all Way
400 .. N. Point Of Rocks. Hsserstown, Win.
chester, Frederick and all Way st ,tion,.
81 p m Bal more, AnnapJ lis, and all Way Sta.
90 p. NJ, Philadelphia and Baltimore Supper
Ga ?; m, Chicago, Cincinnati. louisville. st.
Louis, Columbus. ssudgsky, Wheeling and the
100 p m, Bs Ball, are and R;lsy:
s.A3 nm. Pittburg Express Pullman Cuys
1000 m ' B+Iti%'1e s AID Al Way Stations.
500 and = 80 q. m, 10, SIS, 8 90, s4a,
All Tfdins Stop at Viadnct Hotel, Relay House Sta.
For further information apply a: the Baltimore
ass Pennsylvanis avenue, where orders viii he
taken for Baggsge to be checked and received at
any THos. r. SHARP, Master OF TRANSFORMATION.
L N. C9LE, General Ticket Agent.
BALTIMORE x POTOMAC RAILROAD.
~ DRPOT CORNER 6TH AND srRE4TsN. W
After April 18th, 1874 trains will run follows:
Tn ms LkAVb FOR TRAINS ARRIVE AT
BAL ThORE WASHINGTOy,
9:5s =. NJ. kimirs Mail, o:l3a a. m,,New York tx
daily, eI. onday. press, daily.
500 8; m, AccOmmoda s:35a m. Accommodat att ID
ugn, daily Sunday.
9:2S "a. m., Limited Tx 1910 g. m, Daily Fast
press for New York, Lin, from West.
TI sGna'' Par sni fhf.ae Rilfm} cT
Buffalo and W est daily, :o3 .. m iimitei E y
ex Sunday. press from New York,
3:iOp IN b sltimore Ex- daily, eI. Sunday.
pres daily. az Inday. q: 90 .. m, AccommoJs-
400 ? III. ,fOr Pittsburg, ton, except Sunday.
CIncin, All, and Sjuih- $50 D. m, daily, from
800 m for PhilsdeI- sunday. from West and
phia, daily, ex SUNDAY. North.
Nsh s Fsy Ne" p daily n
s:3s p; m, Pacific EI-
frains leaving w sshingror At s.Oa a. M on Mon
day, ,inesday and Frid iy, aud $40 D. N. daily,
except sunday, connect at Bowie WITH trains f1r
POpe's Creek leaving Bowie at 10 =. N. and $40
.. m, arriving al Pope's Cree at l:3s aud 7:2s
$40 .. m. connect at OdentOn with tr aims for An
lar oils.
snd = so p. N connect ct Bowie with trains from
Pores Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once
.yenue, northwest cor 6th street aud Pesnsyva.
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called fo- and
checked hotels and residences ali points North
aud West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bus, Insianspolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, Now Or
leans, chicago, Onshs, San Francisco, and sn
E. L. DUBARRY, G neral supr
4. s. YOUNG, Gent Psss'r Agent. sp2s-tf
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GENERAL NATURR-No. I3l
AN ACT 10 establish Certain pOst-rOutes in

state OF Arkansas.
ne a. enacted bg The NcHdfc and House of Rs,,re-
sentdiires Of the United States Of America ta Cow
gTess assembled, That the following are hereby
established ss post routes: From Little Rock
via Arsenta, Reeds Landing, Eagle Landing
WamPoo. FlumbayOu, Adsmsburg. aud Pa.
tsrio 20 Pine Blum. From Pine Bluff, via Car
CcDPers Landing, Willamette and Sarssss 20
Arkansas Post From Watson Station on the
Texas, Mississippi River and Northwestern
Kali Road, to Red Fork on the Arkansas
River. From Bath Station, on the TeNas
MISSISSIPPI River, and Northwestern Railroad
10 South Bend on the Arkansas River.
AppIoYed. February y IsI
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M A n ri N.

LYETH-MORTIMER. On Sunday, MAJ 81,
lSi, o. the resideLce OF the Rev. DR. DiKsn. in
gUsia. by the Rev. DR.. Dixon, Mr. JOHS W.
LlkJ II, Of New York, and Mss EMM A. NOR
T1nEb, II Washington, ID. Z.
BCKINZIE-CLARK. At Trinity p z Church,
on Meduesosy, May 10Ih, 1879, by the Rev. Or.
Thouas @. Addison, Mr.. ALENANDER ID. Me
hlf LlE 20 Miss LITTLE Il. CGARK, niece aud
adOI daughter Of n and Mrs p. W. Fisher.
r0ULsok-OIAUsEE. On Monday, May 18th,
lS4. 10y Rev. Or. q. Butler, Mr.. NIELS POUb-
ION, OF New York, 90 Mrs. LlZIFE CLAUsEN, OF
NathingtnB, u G
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DROPOsALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT., }
bRTs1b Of SHgrGriHs and PRINTING,

TREAsCsY DEPARTMENT,
bHTe1b Of SHgrGctHs and PTIHtiug,S
WASHINGTON, d. G April q,
tealSd Proposals will D. received at this Office
nLtil i % O'CLOCK q. m. sA TURDAY, the 23i lay of
May, l.94, for furnishing eight hundred 800 tons
run OF mine Georges Greek Cumberland Goal, to
lie delivered at snch times and places, aud in ouch
Quantities, as may be required, and sub ect TO the
CONDITION. required oy act OF Congress approved
July II, 1870. VIZ that such coal shaI weigh 2240
pounds to the ton, and shalt b. inspecfed aud
weighed AID the quantity OF each load certified At
the tlms OF delivery by the person appointed aud
graihsd under the &C for that purpose and that the
prescribed Tee Of twenty for each ton u aaI
Inspected weighed and delivered shall be paid BIZ
the contractor. Proposals will be considered bind
Ins tor one week from The 23t day OF May. 1874 the
portion e the BIDS offered
No proposals will be entertained unless accom-
panied by satisfactory evidence Of ability fulfill
ths contract. Dor viii any he made without
the ccTtiEcate Of the inc peter that the al fur
ui,hed i such As the contract calls for.
Proposals should be addressed and sent TO the
Office. GEO b MCOARTEE
Chief Of Bureau OF EngrsyiDe And PriItinp.
aI23 3JavtmSyB Treasury Department.