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.rn.. Ali--I.,n services In !, Matthew's

the Mission services ms Matthew's
Church have Lv~i held. since Monday
nighi hast and viii be. ropiinued until
Friday night They are conducted by
the Rev. ar. Nurdock ~ salisbury, the
Rev. Mr. Bynuns ii tircenshoro. and The
I,ey. Afr, cprlls OF this place. We are
:,lr.sed Ia bear that the srryisvs are well
atiesdesis and Ii b hoped nuch eYod viii
result from them.
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A letter received ~ Il lady ~ This tuwn
from thi-siissinguisled seIdierand ciyilian
cosvrysfl,e pleasing information lhatile
expects 10 be present at ihearrfnachifg
Commencement af the University and
will in connection wiih hat visit, make
II an object To stop At Hillsboro. 1t will
he recollpcted hat il, the closing days Of
thewar. ne was here for so,ne time. and
holds this place fast In his memory. not
only frpl rrcolIeci:m.s of pheasant
soei.sl eharaeter, ! lhsf a. being near tie
scene ofthe last fight IN which he was
Engaged. 49,
He will meet With a most cordial re-
cepiisn among Ne. yAsfka Atasks
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The Wilmington STIR complains Of the
delay III getting the Recorder. being in
debtes 10 the Raleigh papers Ear news.
published IN the Recorder. The fa,itis
hot here. The Wilmington package Is
mailed on Tuesday attic same time with
the Raleigh papers. Route sgents, look
out. aA,a s3.3.s4. +. asafsssiA
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NJ. NeKer'all was about q ye'''H ' o'asss'

TuE fflr.rSHoRo REcOHpERs This old
and valuable paper has been enlarged
and otherwise imprpyed. Success topur
friend f:atnerou. vito v not oily y Nfclble
writer mt a. man IN <s1nd 1uix8nnt.
rftv all the palsers pfthe rounfry sfs not
M tut such hands. Ddariiic Tfnses.
100 fast, Brother Bouldsn. too fast You
ahsiel,rs.s aur action We have nst r''.
larssd. Ith ~hst We wish 10 do, n'ni
viii a. whenever me puddle secs ~ 20 as'-
thnrize ls,sssas i.fifsl IN
Thank ynu Cor yonr favorable estimate
ofthe itscorder.
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The STORM OF the 18th and l4th swept
1900 ssbaskers,, tile famous pony afiile
hanks. into the s4a. No 1penningS On
Observation-Disclosures this year.
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Nv. John ncKaraIl, citizen efihis
vicinity died AN Monday last after long
suffering from cancer lie vss man
muen respected. by sll wla knew him
aud was regarded - mnst worthy ana
excellent cilizvn He Wa the i",ner Il
The psr~e,.t editor Of Tie Marion q. CT
NJ, asKeuall sosat o ysas-c fass.
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THE BEST BARGAINS YEr..
l,,oysds1 Dress GOODS X iise. wo,tA

. We
Handsome f,roradud Dress GOODS nt f5c, worth
goc..Eei ssszt eaa sffqt a4i - gTee a
PLAID Dress )lDi)S at ~ kc. a. q j and Is,
lMr ynrst--alI much lei regular price
Striped DfeSs Goods ia great yinlriyral yrrysi:S
aprierssas x sNasHiNez saa@f8S lgiaMA
BLck AA,a,ss AMI NDhairs piroln 2jr. ~ Fi.ti
per ,a,l;
Black Me, ltIOs. Bo,nimzincs. lIenrieiIa tlot IN Il
AuslraI,an Z d s,rLenlr,s: 80. 49,
Henp arprts AZ f64 anal 2,c pr yai'tl:
ingram Carpets at 30. ~, 5',r. and up ~ II
s ,al,u,. n,,, ,,,,,...,s y, I, Il, H. M.
START NrItf Id III prices: 1T
peable.Nidth ,a,iton Druggct, ~ Yards ~ ne. !
English lDiusgels ana Floor tlolhs;
oil-t ioihs ~ ~ NisI'is very cheap two
yards nitie III ,ae. per ard; lRNt4 4A
Oil, both kugs in nh sixe.; sss. go.
hngs ~ greatly ftdurrd prices;
Mals aud fI,ss-ocks III grail variety;
Neifhxh'm are uEts.I.is az ", 8, 4, aud UP 10
S25 ID set for i've Windows save 81 ~ l,ei a
o. more 90 thcse goods:
Bcslkl.cpsli isrps "a tjze. per yafd. rcdneedz
from sav ;3M ss . y 4, IT.. . sas "A
Cashmere Rnhes-rcal French. all w0sl good 4
thelicilest imported sis fa ass Ass y 4
Bhck siiks irsul9 sts s;lj2 per yard--,Ne eiIl /
particular attention q, our = LtAs al Si,JO /
worth y, aud q Y worth $500, =
Blaykahd Ss,iufcd riik Neikets and \ eiselecis; 4
Chli.eps lain ral skirts ut 4oc wJtn .3c;
laties' tt-ftnnrai skitf< .f E.sfs- tcirth !.
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Frank Harrison col 10 Jail here for a
then co,nmiitssl upon an old Herfo In
Durhsl,,, Is waiting process from Wake,
.undry suspended Judgment hanging over
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Want &C sp6ee foti,id last week Che
nofes a - ~ lumber % tbs beautiful
marazsno wl,lrh ~s-recrivesI with H. us,Ia
plon,I s,s<-~ 4 J. imposi''i~to conceive
anyihlax nsssrc i'vauIifai tina" The
iIlu-lexiiops The hini on iise ii'si
rage seems actually alive. 40 spirited u
The ne,Iou. aud sosisid snd hstoraI the
coIorins. MAY Day n liisx0lden Time,
q charming. There h ia delicacy. aud
1T tl,s same lime aliveliues IN tlle coioripgs
wilich i 10 perfect har'eo'ly ifh the gsyl
aud la ppy scene ..pisissi. The fashion
plates de- Not charm as. not tlnt ti,ei,lairs
arsl 40, leauiifaIs i'at The lasinolls ase not
pretty-~fnouF sye. .s1s - 80. y
This magazine grows n bcau,y every
,nsn.h and has absolutely 40 rival. :
See the advertisement f"r terms aud
send iorit' AZ ~ sS,ss ~
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TIE architectural belfry isis been re.
moswl ffo,n ms pramniemt place On the
frant If The Cart iIouss square. and s'aw
moas.iIy ms lis beautiful proportiuns
mrarsr the jall.l 81 nA
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s...slsss $1,000 90 n s. s,sA
.hlnN' los'' s,as "sen ssl,s',.a-''su ~ Wy
it1''NAnD 'NV.s III NJ 'aa'ssa asp 49, M
,'a's's rs. s'''ss'' HeF Z orr ~ io''o"T
iis vs. ~ '.''ssss''ss AN S!.al Ss
Ins,rfepcn Army y 40. 4
q Mon'n'' z INIT !, W. 4 4 n
u1e's'
hHp',ne 'a'a : Is ~ ''e ieo'''eS
iiasf's' " S'''''''sau " j
a .'', ~ ~ '''es e,
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Mr.. wyait Davis, who Iised ~ The
vicinity Of 0rspge chmcl,x lwD miles
north ofchapel Hill. died las, week sup,
posed u have bees al,uut 05 years cd. y
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See fourth page Lptl, for Ada and In
teresting reading matter.
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Indis-Ilnhher Blankets Il 30 worth 50:
flsnnel> OF every description AZ pgises much
lower than usual. ~ ~ ~ ~ III - II
csuton Fsnncls. Ia Bieacllud, Jnhlezched. and
CUlotcd. stall prices; W.. 80 49,
Beil-rick VI TO-. ia. II. lGa, 20 and 25c. per
yaiii. - t
Bronze Umbrella, and csne.siands, Cor halls, at
worth So; - isaia5f asH
Brrcgr ior Neis, In MI colors. at 2jc. per yard;
Creps Wells aud Crrpe Collars and tnIls, all at
prizes mich below The lnlrket;
Marhine-Uil ~ large bottles ~ fVc: Nl
Machine- Needles Cor all the popular machines;
iisssl Thread Bvb51n hslge. eighteen yards in a
piece. Tor z5c. wnithJe per lilr.l t
Crschet Edsiags. t~essc lAsisih a piece. Il -
and 3sc; sst.4si ~ N1s
EssFla-ii.g EmbraisieIy Etgings at Doc. piece
OF twelve .ariis woi Ia 30, - Yard; 3 90
India istIblnr Nsck.Chahs with elegant crosses
nj u worth -.
India Rubber anil Jet Jewelry very cheap;
Cclialoid lew,lsx N gseat variety ~ bottom
pFires; MMN M.MA4
Carpet Warp IN al roioTs; a
i' s.s,,''', :, ~ Nos; IRON, p ~ ,,,.
to.ss i, great variety It .,sea,ly r~need ps.ees
tsiye assortment on hand;
shaNis ofcycfa dc>criptlsn--wc cai pariicai Ai-
tnlieu e o'D' sl.'ek 81 Bk0S ilk ana Hack
MfkIAO SiiANl.s.A M HE8 Nlt
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS " our Manufacture.
made efille best wamslila taltun and pure
hisl I.iIen. haseanly " b. ls,indlied brlqfc
wearing. price 81;
Note.Papris anti Envelopes, ~ boxes. A Is, 20.
-. ~, -. ~. -. ~. 81 aud - l,oN. roisin.
ing twenty four sheis W papct AMI twpnt,-
four envelope; sfHsR &Et
kxeeilrnt Ndfr-isaprr II II per rsam;
Heavy Envelopes at I've. per bux ~ 40:
liar, Nail. Tvpih and Clothes brushes IN al
qusiifies. very cheap: -
Dfr~iug. Finr and knund Iuuil,s Of al styles.
bets OF Cellars aud CuIl.. trimmed with cui,is.
alta &c. sprfh DOC. . sef; i HNFas 4 - =
Al k1sls ~ l.sllirs 6agmnli<, sseh 81 Clients
Is, Nigiit-ti0wus, Dressing sart,lIes. pfaWcfs.
Corsrf-CovTs. Skiris. Wfappers, prpns.
and IiE ADV ~ Abl: DRESSES;
Cotton and LIMA DiuIe.. mIil-lstioJcr Cistli,
and India-kullbrr Dapis.
Hamburger E,lriug~ and lirerting-as the lowest
plices ever othaed--sonic as low ~ &c. pr
yard; = - - 4s. e
BurkSkin undrr-fsaTpants. tIegino Underwear
ltf iDcis. women and children;
aEdigan Jarksts. Suspenders, Gloves, Socks,
C0llarssaEd Gufis;ff ~
Mnifoes on prTlufsitctl carYis &
framf-, worslcilS. aud Embroidery sil9:
Tleus.tills Of nther ar,sles-ill 70 te clos ell
~ out low al
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1877-04-25
WE are offering the
LARGEST STOCK

Ever shown IN Orange. The Spring Of
1917 opens ngly. The dull times in New
York. The great Commercial centre, shows
plainly enough that the storm Is not vet
passed, nor the BOTTOM reached With the
Auction rooms cboked up With countless
broken Merchants. in the face Of the M
preceiented scarcity Of money. il is no won
der tina. experiepeeda buyers can quote
prices that are Beyond comparison anl com
petition.
We have bought At ~ -
Astonishing Lo'c Fiyres
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See. Ad.ofC. =. Cooley. Saleof valuable
furniture, busgies dc, Tuesday OF Court
week. 5000
You1willnot have such a chance here
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Cnurt adjournei sine die "Wednesday
eveslins. RUSSELL Barnett col, was sent
90 The Peul,euiiary for three years, con-
yiclesl orbreakl,g Tito the Post ofirf;
aud shi- wins the only contflhution The
Court made % the public works
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07

could be aseertainea, and then 10 send
it at once. This he thought the new
process would enable Ii to do, and
thus avoid sending statements that
are contradicted in later reports. 1t
will be very selvioeable, too IN tele-
graphing presidents messages, as
they could be sent entire, and rot in
small sections as hitherto received.
When questioned as to the value of
his process in the transmission of pri-
rate messages, Mr.. Pickering then ex-
claimed that probably it could not be
used to advantage for this purpose.
1t was designed exclusively for the
benefit of newspapers which receive
long messages at once. He said how
ever, that as no telegraph operators
are required at either end Of the line
by his method Of transmission, and
the message is delivered already print
ed, there might be an advantage in
using it for private messages. From
the description, as given recently
in the Tribune, the machine is easily
understood. Ii transmits, however,
from a level and, not simply from a
cylindrical plate, as hat description
seems to imply. The stereotype plate
of which it is desired to send a fac
smile, is placed upon a cylindrical
cable of rapid revolution. BY a very
simple process, the depressions be
tween the letters are filed with a
non-conducting material, and the cyl
inder and plate are then charged with
electricity.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
A Remarkable Machine
New York Tribune, June

Now York Tribune, June IS.
Loring Pickering one Of the editors
and proprietors of the Evening Bulle-
tin, and the Morning Call Of San Fran
cisco, who has just received a patent
Tor an arrangement by which in "a few
minutes an entire newspaper page may
be telegraphed, was in the city a few
days ago, and gave a Tribune reporter
some additional facts in regard to his
invention and the purpose for which
it is designed. Mr.. Pickering is about
sixty years of age, and his invention
is the result Of several years of earnest
study, His attention was directed to
the subject Of biography, from his ex-
p%erienee Of the great cost Of telegraph
ic dispatches Tor his papers. "Papers
must have the news said Mr.. Pick
ering, "and we found that it cost a
good deal to get it, so that | was led
to devise, il possible, some cheaper
method" And he believes that he
has at last succeeded in his effort.
"By this METHOD" he continued, "a
page OF the New York Tribune al be
transmitted 10 Chicago in twenty or
thirty minutes" "And what about
the cost Of sending SO much matter?s
Scarcely anything at ALL" replied MIR.
Pickcring-"only the use Of the wire
for a few minutes"
The inventor then explained that
the western papers would now be able
to make arrangements with eastern
journals to have all the news sent
them very cheaply by the new process
Of transmission. The difference in
time would enable this to be done the
more readily. IL would be possible,
too, for the New York journals, II
they so desired to get out editions il
the western cities by having printers
there, since the copy is delivered d.
reotly from the instrument in such
form that it can be handed to them
In the course of time. Mr.. Pickering
thought 1t would be possible to have
a fac-simile Of the ondon Times
sent over. but at present the curren
on the Atlantic cable WAS to feeble t.
transmit a message by mea Of hi
process. Ii viii prove of value, il
certain contingencies, TO the ASSOCIATED
press also. An agent of the AssocAt
cd Press said yesterday that it wa
often desirable to delay sending
message until all the facts in the cas-
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
Freeport and Dubuque Line
Chicago and Milwaukee Line

is the only route between Chicago ana Elgin,
Rockford, Freeport, and all points via Freeport.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
An Aristocratic Beer-Man.

Washington has an aristocratic
beer-man in Count Worch, a German,
who is building a magnificent turret-
ed house there, in which he proposes
to sell the Teutonic beverage. He is
a maj Of superb presence, owe six
feet high, with marked German fea-
lures, light hair aud full blonde whis-
kers. He is on the best terms with
the German legation, and is said by
them to be a count, son of one of the
richest among their wealthy aristo-
Gratis, His older sister lives in great
magnificence in Prussia, where she is
married to a Prussian baron, and the
family are connected by marriage
with most of the nobility of Prussia
and Germany.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
A United States Senator In a
New Role.
Deadwood Daily Times.

Deadwood Daily Times.
A few days since the stage for Bis
marck left here with Mr.. A. n. Car
penter as messenger. He had strict
instructions to take no risks, but if amy
suspicious characters presented them
selves, to be prepared and "get the
drop on them" Besides the driver
and messenger, there was another en-
ploye of the stage and all had rifles
close at hand. AS they reached the
bottom Ola mountain road they espicd
four horsemen galloping down the OPP
positc mountain toward them. 1t was
a lonely spot, and Carpenters suspic-
ions we're aroused, nor were they al
laycd when the men leaped from their
horses to the side concealed from the
stage. That settled the matter and
Carpenter and his trusty men quickly
covered the supposed "road agents.
with their Sharp rifles. a shout from
the horsemen proclaimed that they
were honest men, as the world goes,
and Carpenter desisted from ordering
them to "throw up their hands" until
he lad Investigated. The squad of
four slowly approached under cover OF
the rifles, aud although almost choked
with laughter they succeeded in salts
flying the trusty guardian of the treas
ure box that they were Senator Spen-
Ger Of Alabama, Mr.. Brown of the
firm Of Brown & Thum, Mr.. Whitlock
of the New York Sun, and Mr.Burns.
a prominent lawyer Of Deadwood
They had stopped to tighten theil
girths. Everybody who knows them
will quickly understand how easy il
was 10 mistake them for bloody high.
waymen.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
RAILROADS..
= & 7. n 7 w
I ~ Il $.
THE CHICAGO = NORTH RAILWAY

THE CHICAGO 4 NORTH WESTERN RAILWAY
Embraces under one management the Great
Trunk Railway Liees of the West and North
west, and, with It's numerous branches and con
n%ections, forms the shortest and quickest route
between Chicago and all points in Illinois, Wis
consin, Northern Michigan, Minnesota, Iowa,
Nebraska, California and the Western Terrific
ries, Its
Omaha and California Line
Is the shortest and best route between Chicago
and all points IN Northern Illinois, Iowa, Dakota,
Nebraska, Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Nevada,
California, Oregon, China, Japan and Australia.
Its
Chicago, st. Paul & Minneapolis Line
Is the shortest line between Chicago and all
points in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota,
andfor Madison, st. Paul, Minneapolis, Duluth,
and all points in the Great Northwest. Its
La Crosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
Is the best route between Chicago and La Crosse,
Winona, Rochester, Owatonna, Mankato, st. Pc
ter. New Tim, and all points in Southern and
Central Minnesota. Its
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
LOUISIANA Returning Board.
spccia rom New Orleans.

Spccia' rom New Orleans
Wells and Anderson, the moguls of
the Louisiana returning board, were
indicted for larceny in having made
away with certain returns and docu-
ments pertaining to the election of
1876, and belonging tC the State, and
for the further crime of having pub
lished records with the intent to de-
fraud. The penalty is Imprisonment
for fourteen years. Gov. Nichols ex
pressed himself as firmly opposed to
the prosecution Of the returning board
for the reason that he does not want
20 revive old issues; that The Louisiana
case is settled now and no good can
come Of r%eopening the matter. 1t is
thought that it the men are convicted
Nichols will pardon them.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
PAssrNara Mol

TRAINS MOVING
WEST.
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Omaha and California Line
Chicago. st. Paul & MINNEAPOLIS Line
La Crosse, Winona and st. Peter Line
Green Bay and Marquette Line

Is the only line between Chicago and GAINESVILLE
Watertown, Fond du Lac, oshkosh, Appleton
Green Bay. Escanaba, Negaunee, Marquette
Houghton, Hancock and the Lake Superior Coun
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07

Is the old Lake Shore Rout", and is the only one
passing between Chicago and Evanston, Lake
Forest. Highland Park, Waukegan, Racine, Ke-
nosha and Milwaukee,.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
EXPRESS. EXPRESS
CONNECTIONg.

l.. At u. P. Transfer with Union Pacific Rail
roaa Tor omaha
2. AT Council Bluffs, with Kansas City, st. Joe
and Council Bluffs Railroad for st. Louis and all
points south.
western Railway for Chicago and all points east.
A. AT Sioux City with the Sioux City and st.
Paul, Illinois Central and Dakota Southern Rail
roads, Steamers for upper Missouri river, during
navigation, and with stages for all points In the
Northwest.
5. AT Blair with Omaha and Il
R., for Omaha and Southern Nebraska.
6. At Fremont, Mob, with the Union Pacific IL.
f.. for all points west, and the Pacific ceast.
z. At Wisner, with stages for Norfolk, and all
points in Northern Nebraska.
sg-Be sure your tickets read via SC. PR.
FL HILLS, GenTTicket Ag't,
L.. sTENETT. Superintendent.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1877-07-07
TRAINS MOVING
EAST.
PASSENGER No.
.Flas Stations. Telegraph Stations,
G

CONNECTIONS.
l.. AT Sioux City with Illinois Ceh,-sl, Sioux
CITY and Pacific and Sioux City and st. Paul Rail
roads.
2 Passenger train going east connects at Davis
junction with branch trains arriving At Port
laaayille at 1919 p. m, and then connecting with
Howard's stages for Virginia. Eden, Fairview,
Beloit, Canton, Harrisburg, Flandreau, Linwood,
Rock rapids, Sioux Falls and all points on the
Big Sioux River, and from leaving Portlandyille
at l 10 p, m, connects at Davis junction with
train going west.
5. At Elk Point with stages for Pynca, Neb
aud Richla d, u. t.
4. At Vermillion with stages for Lodi, River
side, Turner, Bloomingdale and Finlay.
3, AtMockling with stages tor St.Jamts.
&. Al Gayville with stages for st. Helena.
l.. AT lankton with stages for all points in
southern and western Dakota, and North Nebras,
ka; and during the season OF navigation with
Missouri River Transportation Companies line
OF steamers Tor Randall, Brule, Pierre, Sully,
Rice, Bismarck, Stevenson, Berthold. Buford,
carroll and Benton; connecting at Pierre with
transportation wagons for the Black Hills.
This is the only Direct Route to the
Black Hills,
E. Y. DERRICKsoN, GenI SNpsFenteAdj u.
.dQ6aS.
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This is The only line running two express
trains daily. between Sioux City and Chicago.
I4rouqh Time Table. IN effect MGV 20. 1877
National Republican., 1877-08-24
DRoPosALs FOR FUEL.
Posr Ovy,cp DryApTrrsr.)

oFPIcE DIsBuRsiSG CLERk AND sUPERIsDf.
WAsHlSOTOS ID O., Aug %, 1871
sealed proposals will bo received at this od1es
until u o'clock, noon, on WEDNESDAY, septem
Once Department as follows:
a. For the delivery and storage OF si1 hundred and
hlty $50 tons 2 go pounds the tom OF the Ted
quality oi Lee White Ash Furnace Coal or coal a
an equally good quality, tho quality thereof, N
other than the Lee White Ash Furnace Coal ts
purpose BY the Postmaster General W be lhoroughlI
| screened and free from slate and 70 be delivered
within thirty 1907 days ffon the date Of The con.
tract, and stored In the vaults Of tho Departmcnl
building before the contracting party win be paA
therefor.
Average samples Of the Coal must sccompsnl
satisfactory certificates from shippen that the Cod
delivered 10 him from the vessel Ia the kind
required by the Department
Also. ior The delivery and storage Of Ton an
cords Of best Bakers Pine Wood, % DO deiivess4
and corded AT the Department building as may1b}
required, within thirty tso) days froIn the dsts d
The whole TO bs weighed or measured by the In
speotor appointed under the provisions Of sectioa
J7ll Revised Statutes OF the Omitted States
The bids will be opened In tho once OF the -
perintendent in the presence Of such bidder 4
may choose 10 attend on Wednesday the 18th da}
award, will be made on or before Monday. ootohe1
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The Department reserves the right 70 reeot an q
any part Of the bids received II deemed for the n
| terest OF the Department so To do.
satisfactory bond WIN be required In each cass
award y made. for the faithful Rer6ormsncs q ~
DisbuIsins Cerh ana Superintendent Post omos
Department au2i -Tulw