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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

DEMOCRATS claim that ]. M. Smith
Will get large number of Republi-
can votes in the city and town of
Mineral Point. That auy consider.
able number of our Republicans
Will 90 so nngracious and unwise
thing as to bolt SO good man
as Geo. u. Cox, we have no fear:
that even one should do so would
be on injustice This district has
never had an opportunity OF electiny
more honorable and deserving man
than Mr.. Cox, anu never had men,
Der who represented them more
faithfully and scceptably than he
will do. We cannot recall the timo
when the town of Waldwick was be-
fore favored with candidate on the
Republican ticket, while oil other
towns of the District have been more
or irss reco8pixed in that way. Yet,
tho Republicans Of Wsldwick have
as rule been ~ reliable aud earnest
for the cause rs those Of any town :.
to Mr.. Cox, j" large degree is this
reliability due. For Republicans OF
Mineral Point, or any other town, to
fail Ia giving him q united and
hearty support, would be to display
bsse ingratitude to not only tho
candidate but the entire Republican
strength Of Waldwick.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

r. OSBORNE Il Son make form
q announcement this week that they
Will sell their entire stock Of goods
at cost. These gentlemen intend r.-
firing from business, and their word
may be depended upon. The goods
are mostly all new and desirable.
Better bargains are seldom offered.
A residence and farm are also Offer.
ed for sale by Mr.. Z. Osborne.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

WE announce with pleasure that
our "Problem for the High School.
has been answered. Three scholars
have sent in substantially correct
solutions, viz: Master Eastman,
Maggie Crawford, and J. Goldswor-
thy; the two first by analysis, the
latter by algebra.
The answer BY the terms, A
received Is cents per cwt.more for bis
]2,2GC lbs. than B for his $3.50 lbs
SIS 80. Deduct this from total pro.
ceeds, S7942O ~ S775.9O, which is
to be shared between A and 3 at
uniform rates per cwt.. to-wit
s775.S0 :.1S0.5=S4 29S6l5-. Hence
A receives for 122 cwt. a. s4.44s6l5
--l5cents more than B - S542.73--
and B receives for 535 cwt. 0S4.-
29S615 - S25147-. dropping the
fractions in each and taking the
nearest cwt, as is done in regular
business.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
SOMEBODY WRONG.

Either the Democrat or the Arena
Star is badly sold as to the position
of Charley Gilman on the fat. mon
ey question, or else one or both of
them is wilfully deceiving the peo-
pie. The Democrat positively says
that Mr.. 6. is thorough--going
Democrat, while the Star quite as
positively asserts that he stands
squarely upon the fiat-money plat
form. In this city and vacinity
where Mr.. &. resides, and where
it is fair to presume he is better
understood than in remote parts OF
the county, it is the general belief
that he Is, as the Democrat claims,
and as Mr.. Tramel and others pub
Ideally asserted in the Democratic
county convention, speaking for the
delegation from Mineral Point, "as
good Democrat Us he ever was,
and as staunch as any in the county"
Now, we are told that there are
citizens of Iowa county, who have
hitherto been Republicans, who in
tend to vote the Greenback ticket
this fall. II there are any such they
certainly do not desire merely the
success of Bourbon Democrat at
the expense Of . manned Republic
can soldier; yet they help to accom-
plish just that when they vote for
Gilman against Kessler. On the
money question the candidates prob
ably don't really differ materially
the main distinction being that one
wants to be understood differently
by different voters, while the other
wants to be understood alike ny al'.
For Mr.. Gilman personally we
have nothing but the kindliest feel
ipps. and in this matter are actuated
solely by desire to place the facts
before the public as they appear to
US. II we are wrong in accepting
the Democratic view of his political
status as correct, and the Greenbsck-
ers are right in claiming him. as in
full communion with them. he may
nse the columns of the TRIBUNE to
state the fact.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
SPORTING NEWS.

The King Of Lead said to the King of Leather,
We will hunt for ducks tomorrow fits fine
weather.
In the morning they started-sach feeling very
well.
The ducks they bought sent forth fearful
smell.
They brought home their ducks with the great.
est of ease,
But all on the train asked where Is that Lin
berger cheese.
They marched up the city with duck on each
side,
But every one said they found those ducks
dead at Riverside.
Those ducks were bought by men good and
stout,
But when they got home their wives threw
them out.
"Tennyson."
\. B.-Thesc were not Summer ducks.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

REPUBLICANS remember, That the
neAtLegislature elects successor to
Senator Howe, and if you vote Tor
J. NJ. Smith for assemblyman you in
etfect,-aye and in .tuct,-say you
want a Democrat to represent WIS
consiu in tho u. s. Senate for the
next six -ears. "Dou't you forget it,"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

DR.. FRIEDFRICHs, of Linden, has
been to Chicago with little son of
Christopher Richards, whom he
took down to the medical college to
be operated upon for gravel. The
operation was performed before q
class of two hundred students, and
the stone that was removed meas
ured one and one-half inches long
by one-half inch thick. The little
fellow, who is only three years Of
age, stood the operation well, and is
now prospering nicely.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

The Democrats of La Fayette
county are very emphatic. At their
convention last week many were
they who rose and said they would
not support Greenbacker under
any circumstances. But very few
of the D.mocrlts o. this county have
the courage to stand up and make
such an assertion.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
A Truly Good Thing

Never fails in Mineral Point. and
VIM Perry's low prices on groceries
are duly appreciated by all classes.
Another fine selection has been made
which will be sold remarkably cheap.
His prices can't be beat in tho city.
Just sample and price the goods and
you're sure to buy.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
POINT WISCONSIN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 23 1878

ALoNzo, son of Jos. Prideaux, died
of dyptberia Saturday night and
was buried Monday. He was about
l3 years old, and had been sick only
three or four days. The family have
the sympathy of all in their sad
bereavement.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

THERE is no one in the county who will
not admit tha! Nj. j. Briggs was Que of the
best district attorneys Iowa County ever had.
The people should give him united support
for the Office this time.-Democrat.
Here's how a great many would
put it: "There is no one in the
County who will admit that Nj. J.
Briggs was one of the best district
attorneys Iowa County ever had.
The people should not give him a
united support for the office at this
time"
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

Emery Ledge, No. 3ll. [. O. G. 7.
holds an "open lodge" Friday even
ing. Members of the order will be
admitted with the p. w. and none
but those holding tickets OF invita-
ton, who do not hold membership
in the order, will be admitted.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

We venture to say that Ryan has
at last met his conquer for the Office
of Sheriff. Blackney's great pop
ularity and known firmness of prin-
ciple are bound to elect him. See
that Blackney's name is on your
ticket.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

Mr.. C. GILLMANN'S magnificent
brewery building i, rapidly nearing
completion, and when finished its
likely to be equal to any in the State,
Mr.. g., by his integrity and fair
dealing has secured for himself an i'm
mense trade which spreads over
wide space of territory. We rejoice
at his success, but shall feel equally
glad to see Chris. Kessler chosen for
County Treasurer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

THERE'S seldom q day without
something performed. The marriage
of Miss Messersnith, who has been
living with S. Wright, for quite q
while, took place this "Wednesday
afternoon.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
The Local Field.

~ Business Notices in local columns,
,e,ded. and in same type as local news, will
he charged for at the rate of 10 cents per l''lc'
each insertion. No business notice published
in this department, first issue, for less than
50 cents.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
NUMBER 43.
RALLY VOTERS!

me Hon. Gerry ". HaseltO,.
OF Milwaukee, will speak to tho
people on the issues of the campaiun
at the City Hall, in
Mineral Point
on Friday, the 25th inst, and at
Miff'in, Saturday, Oct. 26.
Hon. George c. HaxcltOu
will speak at
Highland, Saturday, October 26tb.
U'. -, 7s' Pen COMMITTEE.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

WINTER APPLES, of the very best
varieties, are coming by the carload
and will be ut the store of Toay Bros.
less than d week. Make your sslec-
ito Is early.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

THEODORE AMBERG is here from
Chicago, visiting. BY strict atten-
ton to duty this young man has
accomplished much-that Of being q
first class job printer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

REMovED.-Fred Branger, with a
oew stock Of fine Boots ond Shoes.
has removed to Deller's old corner.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

THE Democrat says the TRIBUNE
pours "vials' Of wrath upon Charley
Gilman. Has any other reader
seen any OF the said "yialsl
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

SpoRT.-On Monday, the 4th Of
November there's to be foot race
of $50 yards between Mr.. Frank
Smith and Mr.. w. II. Carter, form
erly of Dodgev lie. AS both parties
are acknowledged to be extra 'footy'
the occasion promises to be one of
more than ordinary interest. $50
is the purse.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23
OYSTER supper tonight.

OYSTER supper tonight.
To your duty, every Republican.
CAST your vote for VIM. 7. Coad
for District Attorney.
CoLFAX will lecture at Richland
Center the coming Friday.
Do your eyes good to look at Del.
lers choice and varied stock.
FRESH OYSTERS on hand every
day at Kinnie & Spratler's.
LITTLE Mamie, infant daughter of
C.R. and Matte Mofett, died last
night.
ELECrIoNEERING tramps are boar
ing the farmers to o considerable
extent just ROW.
OHIO white winter wheat Graham
Flour, the best in the market at
Kinnie q Sprattler's.
DARLINGTON has a broom factory
Messrs Dobson g. Miller are the
proprietors.
10 RENT.-The best Office rooms
in the city known as the Reform Club
Rooms. Apply to Martin q Toay.
THE new merchants Smith q Bri-
en-, speak for themselves in another
colum. Don't fail to read the same.
ABOUT one hundred and fifty per-
sons of Linden have attached the
red ribbon to their button holes.
COUNSELLOR FROST, of Dodgeville,
isprovipg himself the ablest defend
er Of the Greenback craze, on the
stump.
JonN M. DALE will make it hilly
for bis opponents who desire to
be Clerk of Court for the next two
years.
The Democratic candidate for reg
lister of deeds is so little known that
he is regularly announced as "the
Son of Uucle Ben"
HAVE you gone in and seen how
well Birely q Son are looking in
their new abode? They present q
fine appearance.
THE Greenback Schilling is al
ready proving its worthlessness.
Can't I'll its appointments and go
it will be.
WASN'T it sagacious of the boy to
remark that "the trouble with the
Democrat is that it was born an ass
yet imagines it has horse sense"
It's fast coming to light that near
ly every Fiatist at the present time
has been a victim to a severe case Of
sunstroke or similar misfortune.
Tue Denmark Cook Stove, sold by
Martin e. Toay, is far III advance, in
improvements, over all its competi-
tors, and is having a larger sale than
any other stove put upon the market
J. T. Pryor, Jr. is undoubtedly
the only candidate before the people
this fall for County Clerk who is fully
competent to discharge 0U the i'll
tlicate duties of the Office in credit
able manper. Voters remember
that
JOHN NJ. DALE will make clerk
OF the Court of whom the people of
Iowa County may be justly proud.
lie is vel! educated, writes an excell-
ent hand, and a man Of purer char
acter is seldom found.
1T is expected that the dedication
oi the new NJ E. Church Of Platte
vile, will take place the Sd of No
vember. the arrangements for the
same. are being pushed forward with
al possible dispatch, aud are expect
ea to be fully complete by that date.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

IT is an acknowledged fact that
J. T. Pryor, Jr., who is now serving
his first term as county clerk, has
proved equal to the best clerk
the county ever had. This is some
thing that should bear heavily up
on the minds of the voters. We
want and must have men to fill these
important offices of trust who are
competent beyond doubt.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

PER announcement, Hon. Geo. c..
Hazelton spoke on the principal is
sues of the day, finance, at the City
Hall last night. The speech from top
to bottom was good, sound, logical
argument in favor of the resumption
act and hard money. Many beauti.
ful and appropriate illustrations
were drawn to prove his assertions
which brought forth merited ap-
p!ause. About nine.tenths of those
present agreed heartily with the gen.
tleman in his sentiments, and the
remaining one-tenth were convinced
that the fat money buddle was like
ly to burst both man and nation.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

Hon. ALEX. WILSON, Atty Gener-
al, is again compelled to remain at
home on account of poor health.
For this reason alone he will be un-
able to fill his appointments for
speaking at different towns in the
county published in last weeks pa
per. Should his strength return in
time he will make it clear to those
on tho financial ragged edge" which
is the ac0y.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

The city dads ought to inau-
gurate a system Of drainage in the
lowlands OF the city for the protec-
ton OF health. Stop expend itures
on streets for a while and attend to
lots and cutters filled with stagnant
water and filth. Physicians tell US
that diphtheria is traceable to lack
of proper drainage. The subject
should be handled Immediately.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

ONE of the best citizens in this
county heard Owen King, Green
back candidate for Congress, remark.
"If had my way I'd issue two
billion dollars of paper money and
put it in circulation, and tho first
man who refused to take any of it
should be shot on the spot" Do we,
or do we not, want a man OF such
belief to represent US in Congress
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1878-10-23

WHO can complain at these times
of not being well-dressed, with little
money? Ladies, you can purchase
your dress-goods, velvets, cloaks,
hosiery, and in fact everything you
may desire, with much less money
than you ever purchased them for
before. And you, gents, can "rig
out" in the latest styles for less
money than ever you spent on your
wardrobe. TO perform these miracles
call at Gundray Il Gray's and they
will convince you that they are dis
posing Of goods at prices which are
certainly within the reach of all. A
word to the wise is sufficient. y
National Republican., 1878-09-23

Entered-Stcamcrs Sue, Gcoghcgan, Balti.
more, with freight to District merchants.
Derarted-Steamer Sue, Gcorghcgan, down
the river on her regular Saturday night and
Sunday excursion.
National Republican., 1878-09-23
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. q, 1873
Cotton dull and nominal. Mhidling nt.dIl'ac.
Flour quiet ana easy. IIOwarl.street and West
ern supefne o. 7jCpa do. extra, s5 5000 so; City
Mills snpernr q JJ1tJ; do, family, o. 75d5 25; do.
extra, s35oDi; do. ITO brands, s. CO., Patapsco flm.
ny,S6&
Mheni-Snuihcrn steady. Western quiet and closed
weak. Southern rcd, prime, ;lGJi OJ do. Anbr u VI
GITi No. 4Pcnnsylviui red, Il 0f!4 No. Western
winter red, spot. september, and October, o. Uj's
Gl UjA4 November. 81 Uj',,
Corii-Soulhern quiet and steady. Western firm for
spot and easier for options. southern white, 5i5c
10 yellow, 6ag5lc. Western miSed, spot and septem.
Der, Ole. October at jOgjOIc; November, 5Jl4c;
steamer, Is'ao.
white, 'egSlci do, mixed Ejs92s'.c' Pennsylvania, 2s
@1c.
Rye steady. Southern 5adSlc.
Hay quiet ana unchanged. MRrylRndnnd Pcnnsyl
vanin prime, silNl2.
Provisions Arm and fair Jobblng trade. Pork mess
tlOT1 Bulk ments-LOOse shoulders, sac; Clearrih
Sides 6itc; packed, HIm7c. lacUn-ShouldeTs, 6t4c:
clcur-rib sdes,G Hams, ~ "a Nae. Lard refined
terces, sac. Butter-ChOcG scarce and very firm
Western lB6tlSc.
Petroleum dull. RoGned, IOc crude. 7tlc
Coffee active and firm. Rio caTgoes, Ia 9l7Ac
Whisky quiet NJ q " q I co..
Sugar steady md firm nt -. fgiSc.
Recelpts-Flour. i.yOO bui wheat lls.ooO bu; corn,
e.4yD bu; oats, 2.5DJ bu.
shipnents-wheat, i7lOoo bu; corn. 3S.5c1
freights to Liverpool per steam quiet and un
Changed Cotton, 5iOd; Hour r. I'd; gram, $4,000,
National Republican., 1878-09-23
For MAILL0CKs.
Pn.rOrrIrr DEPARTMENT.

PnsT.DFFIrE DEPARTMENT.,
wAsHiNITpS, u. C., August Is, ISIS.
eparatO sealed pro- Osll, W II be received at this
Department until - o'clock noon on the 9th day OF
March, i.7I for furnishing four new and different
KINDS Of Looks and Keys Tor the sole aud exclusive
lsc Of the United States mall, inCu ilng besides those
10 he used for mail bags such TO be used for the
street cliCr.huNCs Of the United states
As the public exposure and searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding on any prescribed
model Of n lock and key would tend to inla T. II not
entirely des Ov the further utility OF oil such locks
Rni Key for the purposes Of The malls, tn PO'mR"r
General prCscrS no models samples Tor bidders,
but relies for selection on the me Rncal Ingenuity
nnd skill which fair competition among Inv cnturs,
hrr'ny inv.tsd, may develop In samples submitted by
Specifications Of requirements ~ to proposals, sam
p KIN, and quautiteS " lOCkSnnd Keys, contracts.
a., Will he furnished on application by letter to the
NrCuni Assistant Postmaster t'cnt ral.
No proposal viii b. considered which Is not sub
mi'd In atcnrdance with sucn specifications and
forms Of prOpu-ll
The contracts which may he made are 10 be In con.
fOrnIiIy wtL the specifications and rpte nrmgnsls
~ NJ KEY,
L LI..L-.r
National Republican., 1878-09-23

Some Of my patients think that am because !
bought II out III January. ls7i, liul ! dropped the
maine account u ils being duCpptiv". Respect
mlIy. GEOkGE H. WEIGH.
Dentist
Jelly No. 2l' Tourand.ahulI street
National Republican., 1878-09-23
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned Mt the Commissioners. Once

Cleaned Mt the Commissioners Once.
Commissioner Phelps returned to his official
duties last Saturday morning.
The rooms in the City Hall, formerly occu.
pied by the National Monument Society, have
been assigned by Marshal Douglass to Mr..
James Small, scalCr OF weights and measures
for II place TO store his fixtures for testing
weights and measures.
Inspector Entwislc has issued the following
permits: To buIld-F. Stutz, one two.story
brick, at 1920 o street northwest, $1,000; Dr.
George Gross, one thrcu.stOry brick, for 30.
tanical Hospital and Incbriate Asylum, East
Capitol street, between Third and Fourth
southeast, 5000. Rcpairs-Dauicl Linkins
underpin house, S5; Charles Brown, cxcavatC
for cellar s:!5; Mrs G. a. Taggart, add story
to back building, 500; NV. Utermohle, lower
floors. $50.
National Republican., 1878-09-23
District Courts,
Equity couRr-JusrIcE MAcARrnr

EQUITY couRT-JusriCE MACARTHUR.
Arundel VS.. Imby order making W. W. HOugh
party compainants. stegmaler VS. Gegmair; order
to show cause why sale should not be confirmed.
Ray VS.. Ray guardian al WcLa appointed O'Brien
vs.. oBrien; amended bill filed and order for same.
Trucsdel vs.. Wise ct Gl. pro co,Veso against Ed.
Wells. Wallach vs. Thompson; decree setting
aside release and appointing trustee. Manson VS..
Manson bill dismissed without prejudice Blcks.
Ter vs. Kendall; injunction denied and restraining
order dissolved. Shepherd vs.. Gorham; restrain.
Ing order continued and time fixed for taking tcsti-
mOny. DOughcrty vs.. DOughcrty; order to issue
commission Ia take testimony In baltimore Ice
ys. Douglass; order Ovurruling portion of previous
decree. Brinkman vs.. Brinkmau; order 10 take
testimony. Coffin rs. COilin order Of publication
referred 10 examiner.
At Law.-Ccntral National Bank vs.. Adams ct al.
judgment by default. Same vs.. Shepherd ct al.
slugmcnt by lc6lull
National Republican., 1878-09-23

Mcssrs. Brown & Evans by three or four col.
orod men. Mr.. Evans, who was watching the
place at the time, felled oil Of the be
robbers to the ground, aud they left, sadder II
not wiser men.
William Blackson, alias John Ofrutt, was
arrested about one o'clock Sunday morning,
charged with assaulting A. II. Bradt on the
ith day of September. lIc will have a hear.
ing In the Police Court this morning.
William Burke was arrested Saturday night
on tho charge Of assaulting Mr.. Dounis T.
krnhig at his restaurant, on Bridge street.
National Republican., 1878-09-23
sci4 42taw.2
pRoPOsALs FOR COAL.
NANN pAN nrEIcr-

NAVY T'AN TTITtT,
WAsHiSgTuN, u. G., sept. ~, ls7@
sealed proposals IA dupl,Re tO'b' mdorSed PRO.
nosns for Cua Will be- received M this office until Y
M, tho 18Th tg Oi september, lS7S, for the below de.
sCrbed coal To be delivered nj tho hayward. Wash
ington u. G.. free ufany expense and subject TO tho
usual Inspection. viz:
BUREAU OF CONSTRUCTION AND REPIRs.
600 tons (240 pOunds) Cumberland coal hest quality
. dry, free nom dust SULPHUR, or other Impurities
20 tons t2,2D pOunds) White Ash Egg Coal, best
quality dry, free from slate anu dust
The cunractOrs to deliver the abovc coal Into carts
provided by the Government nt IN" navy yard wharf
aud Iny the cost OF inspection and tho quantity DIS
lvgrel to he paid for ut the weight OF the navyyard
scnlCs
Rr.pnnSlhle security required on the bids for the
prompt aud faithful delivery Of the coal.
Blank forms for bids to be h,d at this office,
w W. WILLIAMS,
sel32taw-2w Pay Inspector, U. y N.
National Republican., 1878-09-23
IoROPOSAIS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN NAIL.
l. BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS.
ppsr-OTFICE DEPARTMENT,
wAgtIISETtS II q Aupust IA 1874

WAWISGTnS, u. e.. August l5 Is7s
Proposals from ptl"lii"a, or thuir ns'iguces, for
granting the Of Improvements In the construction.
or IN the mode OF opening and closing mail bags, Of
any all KINDS and in thu manufacture or materials
thereof AMI ais tor 'lTue OF patented devices for
thg gng Or labelling the same. viii be Tecrivel at this
department until u O'Clock noon on the ii day OF
Dctpmbtr, Isl.
All proposals must he In a"corlanc, with tho specl
ncubnS snd form Of proposal which will b" iutnlshel
on nplll'Htun by Letter TO the Second Assistant Post
mastcr-t eurrh.
The contracts which may made for the use Of
any patents will b. IN conformity with such speClcI
uuns and the accepted prop r,.,.S. w
u. ". KEY,
ppsiHInsiv T-t ,vnUTul.