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PROPOSALS.
DR0PosALs FoR skAPPING PAPER AND
! TNISE.
Posr orTicEpyr!trNENT,

Posi- owes nFrAETNENrs 4
s-aled Proposals viii b. received II tsl- Depsri-
S pps h sT faT aa an at 40
TSine for the use Of the pest ~ =. N ~ United
is-s the ssid ARTICLES % be delivered. free u sx-
reuse 20 the Department, AZ the BLANK AGENCY q
The quality and the estiinsted quantity ct each
srtie le rtqu RED are seecihrd beloN a.. -. a..
siTe, and 70 weieh = P1unis 20 ths IAN,
each rosn 20 ooaisin D perfect quires
.ss. an. M = sess Ppm Pound. - the rs.a
esch roam % Contain ? psrfect quire-.
measure from - 70 rs yards 70 the poansy
sDfsSsn, ;rsPsn b; 60 ,u 5, I'M, .s ,sss %
about hall pound each, snd 80 eound =. nst
a. .ooo pounds q cssrse Hemp rwine, % ee > PlT.
and 20 measure frum s. 20 $ yards 20 tie
from one 70 two s1nads esch' aud 80 hound
- not 70 become loose or tangled IN trans
Samples q the articles reguired win be farni.hsd
First Assistant Postmaster General, Washington,
ordered as the necessities q the Department may
require, At the discretion Of the Postmaster Gen
Awards Will be made for each article separately
II Dc. med most adv antsgeous 20 ths Depsr,ment.
Bies nSt made IN conformity with this advertiser
zach bidder must furui.h With NJ groP9ssl guar
srtees of his ability 90 comply with HE hid, and
oertiScsie from postmaster that such gaAraHtors
bond with two ssnicieut sureties will be reguir-
ed 60 each contract.
A failure % furnish promptly any srticle con-
tractci for, attempt % impose upon the De-
psrfmcut articles inferior. in the Opiuiun q tie
Postmaster General 20 thnse contracted ftr. viii be
considered sufficient for the forfeiture Of the
contract.
The Postmaster General reserves the RICH; 20 re-
oct any all bids ~ IN MS opinion h. required ~
the interests Of the Department.
Proposals must be In arssi on the envei ore Pro-
posals FOR Wrapping Paper or Proposal. for
Twine, aud sdaIsssed 20 the FIRST Assistant Pest
master General, " ashiugton, II. q.
JNO. A. J CREsN ELL,
dscis AZ postma .ter General.
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PROPOSALS.
STATES MAIL.
Posr orrIck DErsRrNgSI,-

Posr orrIcE DErARrNsNT,
WASHINGTON, December l-t, 1873.
Proposals viii be received o. the Contrsc, once
q q. this Department until clock 2 N Of MASen
June 81 lSs on the following routes IN the state Of
and arrivals herein specihed. via:
1881 srsn sykssyiue, bv Freedom, Porters, and
Winfield, To Frsnklinviiie, Is miles aud b ct
six times swtek 60 Freedom, and three times
Leave sykesyIlIe daily, except Sunday, at 3
Arrive 8 Freedom by Ham;
Leave Freedom dairy, except Sunday, AZ
ArIiv. at sykesyHle BY spm;
Leave Freedom Tuesday, THURSDAY, and SAT
urdsy ct II an;
Arrive :, Franz Invite byipmi
Lave franklinyie Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday, At pm;
Arrive At Freedom by pm.
sss7 From BurtonsviIIe, by White Oak IN. o. and
foIr Cofners On o.h TO Sligo, Il miles and
Leave Burtonssille Wednesday stIsm;
Hsas. s II s,i ss,S Sy
Arrive at Burtons'ille by 4pm.
Sss From Warren to Sweet Air, miles and back
Leave Warren WEDNESDAY HIesm;
Arrive At sweet Air BY y N:
Arrive at Warren by II m.
359l From Towsontown 10 Mount P.eAaut IN o y
miles aud bsck, once week.
bdaers viii state distance and propose
$685. From Asamstown, by Greebded Mills, to Park
Mills, miles and back. siN times a week g.
Gree held Mills, and twice a week the rel.
due. By schedule q departures aud arrival,
satisfactory 10 the postmaster At Adams
to~n, aud IN close connection with railroad
mail trains.
The contracts are to be executed aud returned 20
the Department by OF before the LIST day OF June,
cred as having failed, and the Postmaster General
may proceed 70 contract for the service with other
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Domestic Recipes.

(FRoM HoUsEKKEPER's NOTE BOOK
BLACK CAKE.-One pound each OF four, su-
gar and butter; ten eggs, three pounds cur
rants, two pounds of raisins, one tablespoon
each Of ginger, cloves, mace and nutmeg, Ons
pound Of citron, one of blanched almonds, a
glass of brandy and one Of wine. This quantity
requires tor hours to bake.
CoCOA-FUT CAKR.-One cup of butter two
cups Of sugar, four eggs, one teaspoonful of
fuls OF cream of tartar, one grated cocoanut
which should be mixed with flour. Beat the
whites of the eggs to froth. Add flour enoug b
to make 1t about as stiff as pound cake.
SAUSAGE MEAT.-To ten and half pounds
OF sausage meat put SIX tablespoonfuls of sage,
five tablespoonful OF salt and three of peppsr
You may also add four tablespoonfuls of sweet
majOrum and two Of thyme.
RICE CAKRs.-Boil half pound of rice dry
when nearly cold slit into about one quart Of
hour, and add a full tablespoonful of shorten.
ing. Then stir in one quart of milk; beat up
five eggs light and stir in the batter. Add a
little salt aud q small cup of yeast.
BEEF PATTIEs.-Chop tine rare roast beef
season with pepper, salt, and little oni )n.
Make plain paste, cut into shape like al
apple puff, fill with the mince and bake quickly
Potato SoUP.-Take large mealy potatoes
peel and cut in small slices, with an onion; boil
in three pints of water till tender and pu o
through a cOlander. Add small piece OF but
ter, little cayenne pepper and salt, and just
before the soup Is served two spoonfuls OF
cream. Do not let 1T boil after the cream is
added.
FLOUR PUDDING.-Take five eggs, one quart
Of milk, four tablespoonful of flour, and stir
well together. Bake in quick oven and eat
with cold sauce.
CREAM CAkE.-Take one pound Of -four, one
of sugar, half pound OF butter, half pint o.
milk, four eggs, citron, raisins, and spice to
taste.
OYSTER FRITTERs.-Mske thin batter with
eggs and milk. Drain the oysters, put them in
this batter, and then fry them brown in lard.
CRLERY SArCR.-Boil celery and cut it up
tine, add half Q pint of cream, piece of butter
rolled In Hour, and very little water. Boil all
up together.
CREAM PIR.-Boil one pint Of milk, then beat
together one egg, one cup Of sugar, two table
spoons of flour, . little salt; ad ID this mixture to
the milk, and thicken over the fire. When cold
flavor with lemon. Bake two crusts and put
the cream between them, andyou will have a
good pie,-Ameyicd1 Farmer.
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IMPORTANT CAUTIOH.LThs xopderfu

THPOKTANT CAUTI0H.-The wonderful sue
= sess OF eAvonY MooRIs fsncrestic 1mulsion
30 Pencreatine in consumption, wasting, loss Of
O. power Of digestion and assimiiation has firmly
esAe6shed these remedies in he estimsfion of the
&e3fca Profession on both sides Of the Atlantic:
49, n4of lhsm-made in America, Canada, and
R1b-being in reality either saposaceous CON
- Or rOmades, without trace q the Panereafie
separations, made by Meesrs savory Moore from
B&dps, under the direction Of the Physicisn who
~ knduced then, hes been and can only be ensured
bX3l11ct adherence 10 the original formula, and the
medical profession recognize no other Pancreafic
ed, III purity and e'repgfh Of which 10 guaranteed
See "Reports Of the ExDsriesee end 0Pinions Of
Pancrs attic Emulsion and Panoreatine ~ Remedies
in Wasting Diseases.n (Churchill Sons, London, }
United States aud Canada. eAvoRv 4 Moon Z, las
New Bord Street, London, Chemists to the Queen
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y PIr.-Dig hole three feet deep, as
fhA saah xnu haXA ren niras. hoar "a nm

-PIr.-Dig q hole three feet deep, as
TIA. the sash you have requires; board up
i n1 Ige ~ making the back part of the frame
~ A.ounS than the front; let the frame be
SIX nenes 40 on the back. In this put up
snn.s esaie1n vheresn the tepder plants can
he HS'sssd eor pots. Very little water
~ IN DC ,S SeeeA IN be lifted on the south
IA. ~ ~, ide S sssa up % a. to give air; ON
xsry cola n,shtS IA -, udy days, throw old car
Pen VI ms1 On .ns sssn. yall kinds of flowers
throuSh the wintsr 'ardly necessary to
state thst water dare stanI ~ 'ns Sot.om ,.
the pit. At a hillside facing {. Jun veIy
suitable when IL can be had tn Ian sRe tnA.
standing water commits ie 0y, III
when the pit has to be closed. Ii ssp,,ng
saw large lot In such pit that iooA 9" nsuu-
sJme and briRht.-Cofman'sR Rural.
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In THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE pIsrpIoT
Il OF COLUMBIA

hosdHs SpeIai Term, December 49,, 1879
In the case Of Justns J. McCarty, sdminI-trstor
on THOMAS McCARTH, deceassd, the sdmini..
uator aforesaid has, with the APPROPRIATION OF me
supreme Court Of the DIstTcf Of Columbia Aforesaid
s sppoin1,eo ItEspAn, January 3Oth, A. D.,
the personal estate Of said secease and a me assets
IN hanc es lar As the have been co lect.d ara
turned into money; when and where All he cre-ii-
tors ana heirs OF said deceased notified 10 attend
Nrn tnen elaine properly vOuched, or thew NAV
otherwise by Law be excluded from ali benent Ia ssg
deeeaesds estate: Provided, copy OF this order h.
puollsheo once week for three weeks in The ryen-
ins s,r previous g the said day; Test:
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HILL GIBeos loved Miss Jessie Hoch, aud
wan ed her TO wed. She coquetted until Bill
natural. v resortsd to the argument Of pistols.
Miss Kocl' barely lodged . bullet, and SilI was
arrested, bl Y wnen ne was arraigued sfi.. sent
hey would iss him or Tasy Let him of.
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now, these are very dweawy pawtiss. where
the only pawties one meets are pawties one
never knOvs?"
ties where the only ones one knows are no
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DELIcACIEs OF THE SEAsoH.-Lady to
,JsaDes, (vhs has brought up Q note)Es.Did
you AJAX the young person to take seat?"
Jeames-"Beg pard'n, m'lady, she'd heyi-
IDENTIFY been eatin' Of onions; 20 asd her 70 be
s'good - to wait outside"
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BREAD OMELsr.-Put about a cup, u Oh
bread crumbs into q saucepan with nearly -
nutmeg. Let IL stand until the bread hiss i'm,
bibed ali the cream; II there 10 any left, eitksr
pour IL OF or add more bread. Then break six
eggs II to II. and beat together. Turn into Q
pan with . little butter and fry like omeiet.
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WBBnRp BAND,

WssHss sAApk swu wnss., Lr.,ru,
Furnishes Mesae ssr bail!, Privsse PasSies, r.,
esrnsss: sesss sce!.Ses., I.seSs's tSss.,rh.
g the reei1snce oftle lsadse, 5eb II QFsse Gsvy
Ia5Ss " abingdon. 1slegraph o0es within es1aaFs
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~There is no such thing ss an Insignificant
enemy.
- The gamblers Of Cairo, H., have bought
new bell for the church.
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CHARLES his X markl SHIELDS.
HUGH hi: nsrkl DIok Er.
decl1 tn 81 Rax1ster of will
IKITEp STATES PATEEr OFFICE,

wAsHINsIoN, d. o., December %. lay.
ALE SEb d. MuHs0k, Of Utics, n e., pray rns
for the exteusioo Of . patent granted 70 az. sa.1
an Improvement In Grinding Mills: -,
IL 70 ordered thaf the testimony IN thecsse be cossn
nlins Arguments and the ExaninerS report he lint
ssd e TIE 18th dsy Of March next; and thai 90
Any lsr,cn ny oRPoss shis sxssusioe.
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THE SUPREME I'm sou G2gkT Sr rHK DISTRICT

het1msa Sfscidi 1sTna, Dsos,nb9 ga, 1873.
tor OF MARTIh DAY, deceased the sduIiuisfrafo,
sioTesaId has with the appreciation Of the 81 preme
pointed TUESDAY, January aDth, A D. lsTI Spr
ne nnal settlement and distribution Of the per.
soha estate OF said deceased, aid Of the assets in
hand as TAR as the same have been collected and
turned INTO money, when and where all IA. credit
tors ana heirs ~ said deceased notified - attend
with their claims properly vouched, or they nav
othsfMlse by Law be excluded from all benefit IN
SAID ceceased's estate: PrOcidsd, q cory Of this
sdoe. De published once week for three weeks IN
Test: WERsTFR
decs4-wG Regisfer ~ win.
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UNIrEp sTAIIs fAFETr oILICI, -,

Z. =: Chic: . 3ss:!
patent granted to him on the 18th day OF April.
$50, for m Improvement IN Railroad Car Axle:
% the 18th day Of March next. that the time for
nline erEuments and the kxantners report be linn.
Dstee1oo - beard on the 0fh day Of April next.
~ Hs,son ny okPossr ssis sxsen.ion; .,-...,
Ds. = 49, g. 1870: =; s:s''i $50
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I'Hls Is TO CIV NOTICE, That the sut.cribev
has obtained from the Supreme Court OF the Dis-
tnct OF Columbia, holding a special term, letierr
oi s6 minstraflon on the personal estate II HIM.
XII y. JONES, late 81 Washington Civ n
e, deceased. All persons having claim. aeainsf
the said deceased are hereby warned 10 exhibit line
same with the vouchers thereof, 70 the -ubscrlber
on or before the sd day Of December next they NAV
oiherwise by Law be excluded from all beneht Of Inc
said estate. Given under my hand, this s,d day al
December, 1873. VIM. W. DANENHOwER,
WI Admipf.frafor
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V'hIs Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the su oscribere
District OF Columbia, holding special tern, letters
sessmentary on the personai estate Of BkRNARD
deceased All persons having claims against the said
deceased hereey hibff the same, with
the vouchers thereof. the uescrber, before
the 9Th day Of Deoember NEXT: they may otheru1so
By laW De excluded from ell benenf Of the 80
estate Given under hands tins 9Th day Of Decs1s
oef'A"S' cHapy ma rs,. Y r.rk, su,rIns
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NE eoptracts are 70 De executed and returned TO
1871, Otherwise the ccepied bidder will be consd
cred - having failed, and the Postmaster General
parties, according to law.
For forms Of proposal, guarantee, and certificate.
and also for insructions to tie conditions to b.
Embraced in the contract, &c.. advertisement Of
Septs 80, $50, and December /, l6a, invi,ioe
proposals. Tor mail service In Virginia, TO be found
At the principal post oi1ceS.
Bids should be sent in scaled envelopes, super
scribsd. Mail ProDosAls, State Of vireinta, and
addressed to the Second Assistant postmaster Cen
eral. JNO. A. u CRIaWfI
oecHf0 Postmaster General.
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how sad these cases are; one never knows who
to trust Iiste, TO this, Letitia. The conf len
tal clerk OF Smt 'hson Brothers absconded last
night HIS emple circamtan1e .n Sr sSssPcon s
hiIt.d an irtention oflooking Into his accounts
As soon as he lesrnel 'hls ne made business Ia
. .ne county pretene> vs. rav 10 smsai r
TO Lottie's strained = rs every word Of this
vas horribly audible ana tne next minute she
wa running down stairs, 's y" N'i NAT
anu shawl a she went. - A.. A. -
dering housekeerer, SAY thst am am lL.mtlat
cave gone to my mothers; buta sup '"'-
don question me, or / shall die.n r,,
But 10 was TO the home Of Austin y ~ i"
fellow clerk OF Charles, she first n, .h.sssssn
She would not give up all hope till sb> ars.JfnI
taie, and a. she went along she tried. Char
fort herself in repeating, ~'It cannot BET slice
lie morrison defaulter, fugitive from il
Mrs. Crawley herself answered Lottie's kno> !
and her smiling, cheerful face made the gii
Zee her own misery grow sharper.
mo, Austin had not returned from the CITY 4
yet" she said. ''Would not Lottie come in and I
wait for him? She was quite alone. for Mr.
Crsvley had been at Smithsons' all day, taking |
the place (she believed) Of Charlie Morrison
whose absence seemed to have putthe firm very
mach cut Of their way. There was notbiny
closer survey Of her visitors face.
But her question NAMED unanswered. for |
I.ottie was already hurrying away. The last |
f8lut nope IN ~ tne report was Dreadful mis- |
take had persisted before Mrs Crawley's placid |
utterancer. Austin. the gay and careless, whose
spendthrift habits had often displeased his pa
rents, had preserved his integrity; while Char
lie Morrison, the son OF many prayers, the
steady. intellectual young man, who INDUCED
in no low tastes, no cloud attire, had forfeited
his high character and disgrAced his family
this was her conclusion.
Away through the busiest streets Of London,
hprrying on with her face mufisd IN her veil,
lest any one should perceive the anguish de-
pIeted on IL, she walked, till she found herself
before the we'll known OH ces Of Messrs. Smith
son. They had been closed hours earlier; but
the old man who was porter and care aker was
standing at the door, talking TO some curious
acquaintance.
tnptrceived by the garrulous speaker, Lottie
raused long enough to hear her lovers name
coupled with words indistinctly caught relating
70 the large sums Of money that were missing.
"His father WAS here this morning, ~ soon ~
che news was made public" the porter went on
sssuch q respectable old gentleman" But here
his voice was lowered, and Lottie passed BY,
hearing only something about the young mans
broken-heArted mother ~ she went; but il re-
minded her that she was not alone In her grief;
III at the loving parents, who had cherished their
con IN his childhood, and seen him gradually
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pBoPosALs FOR LETTER BALANCES.

dec3 s,iw
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TWO ATTACHED FRIENDS.

As sequsl to your late chapter on
dogs, permit me to give you % instance
Of sttach@ent between two dumb aui.
mals 90 much il contrast With the bru
sality OF some Who unwortaily bear the
Iikensss Of msu, towards the lower an.
imals. l have owned and used one
horse for twelve years, no one else h..
driven him. Thsrafors, 1 consider
myself to be now acquainted With him.
His stable vas in the rear Of my house
In large city, and his stable oompan.
ion was Scotch terrier of gestle blood
They were muca attached to Que an.
other. l have repeatedly seen them
tondling each other. The horse would
teach dowo to the dog, take him By
the skin OF bis neck With bis teeth,
and lift him into the manger, whe1
they would kiss each other. The horse
would hold his head down to the ,nan.
ger, add the dog would put his fore
feet on the face and forehead OF the
horse aud scratch it tor him, and they
seemed to have very pleasant time
together. On. their retiring A. night. in
cold weather the dog would be. found
snugly slowed sw.g between the. leg.
Of the horse. close to his body, sod be
doubtless found it = vary comfortable
place tore good nights rest.
The horse extended bis attaehmsu,
70 other good'leskise dogs which be
met or overlook on the road, AID would
manifest hin joy By raisi.g his ss,s,
head esd hes too, aud sbeg.s To- praae,
and gembol vith much spirit. He-wsl
. very intalhgsat animal aad seemed 70
know intuisivly everything -th.t wss r..
quired ot'hfm no whip VI. vutas -seiiee;ssaily, IL
and if even .poksa 70 iu.a, oros.. nan.
nsr hstssaaet = fssl hatt;al. rot. d.:
serving it. He was veil educated
in early life, aad Alvey. received, thai
kind treatment which veil rspaid hi
ewusr. Hs 10 nov seventeen ysarnald,
and 10 peusionsd ous oa.s fssn, whsrs
With continued good care hs, will spoud
'h. rsm.iaaas;', 'of s.: ', y;.,.',;,s;--M n; 4 Of.
servey.
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for one year;
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"A story comes from New Bedford
that Mr.. Seth Thomas caught - cod.
6sh measuring Eve feet in length and
two feet in oirounfarenoe, aud weigh:
ing fifty pounds, 10 the stomach ol
which were found eleven herripgs,
four Aat.6sh and two crabs. This
il clear case Of imitation, sAy.
IN exchange.
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Thirty Years. Experience OF an old
Nurse.

mrs. wlnsibw's sooth1nk SyrupIs the
iproserlptionO OF en- of tina beat Female Physi.
clans and Nurses In the United States and has been
used t6r thirty years with never failing safery and
eucceee BY millions OF mothers and ch.ldIen, from the
feetle Of one week old 70 the adult. 1t cor.
Of relieves wind colic reg
ulstes the bowels and gives rest and comfort
t0mother snd child. We believeit to DO the Best
anl8urest kemedyin the World in all cages OF
whether T. srde>s tom Teething OF from any other
cause Full directions for using will accompany
eaoh'botttes None Genuine unless tho fac-simile q
CURTIS 4 PkRH1G6 a on the outside wrapper,
BOLDLY al ltedicine Dealers.
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,ExHAusTEO vitality.

THE E''SCIRNON or ,LIRB, OR SELF PRRsIR
NAT1ON," y Msdical Treatise on the OAuss and
Cuis Of kxhkussed Vitality, Premature Decline In
AAn, Navoasand RhyGiesi Dabiiity, Hypoehondria,
fmpotsncY, Spefnxtorrhoee Or SsminaI Weak ness,
nd sn ot&ier diseases arising from tho errors Of
iepth excesses yeas.
Tho work 70 indeed book for every man.
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