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obtained for new inventions, or for i'm.
provements in old ones. Caveats. and all
patent business promptly attended -.
INVENTIONS THAT HAVE BEEN
REJECTED may still. in most cases, be
patented by US. Being opposite the U. ..
BUSINESS EXCLUSIVELY, we can 60
cure patents in less time than those who
are remote from Washington and who
must depend upon the mails in all trans
actions with the Patent Office.
When inventors send model or sketch
we make search in the Patent ONCE aud
advise as TO its patentability free of charge.
Correspondents confidential, prices low
and NO CHARGE UNLESS PATENT I6
OBTAINED.
We refer to Hon. Postmaster.GeneralD d.
M. KEY, Rev. F. d. POWER, to officials in
the u. d. Patent Office, and especially 70
our clientsin every State in the Union and
in Canada. For special references, terms.
advice, &C., address
G. A. SNOW 4 CO.,
Opposite Patent Ohico, Washington b. C.
decl3-dtf
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Mid 00Oye0.

nm, selecting Holiday presents will
ku,ed TO know that Messrs. kennard
|, stock of kid gloves was never AZ
,,,s az now. decl5- eOdt2
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HARPER's PERIODICALS.

HARPER's WEEKLY, 4" ....... 90
HARPER's Bazaar, I" ....... 100
The THREE above named publica-
lions, One Year .......................lO ~ W
Any TWO above named. One Year,. 7 %
HAMPERS YOUNG PEOPLE, One Year. 50
Postage Free TO all subscribsrs In the UnS-
ted States or Cunada
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|sallS Bal,;, poopular-We mean DR..
Su,sd mno" ore Pills, for every body has
r'a'''ns feco%%sna Seasns from ,Ss,n their use'
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n Gang.

There is a gang of small boys in the
neighborhood of Third and Harrison
streets that have lately been causing
much annoyance among the residents OF
that locality. On Sa urday evening a
number 4 the youngsters, out of pure
mischief, knocked in the door of john
Stone, and entered his house. The gang
is liable to get into trouble.
AbLe to be Oalt.
Ex-Auditor's clerk, W. II. Curry, i.
able to be out riding after hi, long i'll
ness.
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on Wednesday afternoon, next, at the
Grand Opera House. 2t.
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Historical SOcietu.

A regular business meeting of the
Historical Society will be held this
(Monday) evening, at half past seven
o'clock. ,,.-
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EEtrN Trains.

The p, W. & B. r. r. Co., will prob
ably run two or three extra trains to-
morrow morning, on the occasion of the
Grant reception in Philadelphia. The
first extra train will probably leave at
7.3O and the second at s o'clock. The
fare for the round trip will be Is cents,
the tickets good to return on any train
on or before The 10th inst.
A Special Meeting.
The Board of Education will hold a
special meeting this evening for the pur-
pose of considering the report of the
Committee on Revision Of studies. 1t Is
thought that there will be number oi
changes made in the present studies.
Nomination of Officers.
Windsor Lodge, No. 80, Sons of St
George, nominate their officers, for the
,suing term, tonight, at McC ary'
building.
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The volumes of the Weekly begin with
year. When no time is mentioned, IL
will be understood that the subscriber
wishes to commence with the Number
next after the receipt Of order. p,
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$780,.
1880.
aARPER'S WEEKLY,
ILLUSTRATED.

This periodical has always, by its able
and scholarly discussions Of the questions
ofthe day, as well as by its iliustrations--
which are prepared by the best artists
influence upon the public mind.
The weight oft Influence will always
be found on the side of morality, enlight-
eminent and refinement.
The daily gazette., 1879-12-15

The constantly increasing popularity
of DR.. Bulls Baby Syrup is a guarantee
of It's usefulness and effectiveness for
children suffering from wind collie, diar-
rh1a, or dysentery. Price % ceuts
bottle.
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RjlZS and Interest.

The City Treasurer wishes all persons
having bills against the city. passed last
Council night to come and get their
money. There are also some interest
checks awaiting their owners.
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yB STEVENS will give his second
|,.,ure To ladies only, at the Grand
House, on Wednesday afternoon,
nh at 3 o'clock. Ladies' Of mature
M cordially Invited. ".
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NEW ADvExrIsEMENTe.
NEW ADVEKrlSEMEMTD.
SPECIAL AND IMPORTANT
y PEREMPTORY SALE.
$4,000 WORTH
OF Fine triple plated
SIIXERWA ARE

AND
ROGERS TABLE CUTLERY,
Suitable for Holiday Presents. These
goods are Of the finest quality and war
ranted as represented. sale commences
WEDNESDAY EVENING, at 7.3O O'Clock.
and Will continue every day and evening
until all are disposed Of
THOS, M. O9LE, Auctioneer,
dec15-3t 500 Market street.
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d ENTS COLLECTED.-We are now
~ fully prepared to take charge Of pro-
perties, and to collect rents with HxcEP-
TIoNAL PRoMPTNEss and SATISFACTION 70
the owners. Our losses in collection have
averaged LESS THAN oNE-HALT PER CENT.
HEALD q CO.,
decl1-20.2i,N. Clayton House Building.
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Al. ,he economy the "Gazette" has
1'.s Commenting for several weeks
!, II !. said that consistency Is a
"n, we are more inclined TO be-
FINN @ The course pursued by the
% Iomm ttee that Democracy Is q
I, M, "a mixed with dross that the
I,,sS 0 mart cannot be seen.-RepubH-
hen the Republican City Council
psnding at the rate Of $1,000 a
n on the streets, the 'Jewel" was
n and the Republican was happy.
nov when the Democrats are saving
-,enths of that and getting along
IuOO month the Republican can
ana see the "dross' and is unhappy.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
$1,000 4 Ohio cur int

5000 Tol 4 w xc..
loU) SLAIN lot pf In
5000 Gina Slst.gtd by
y. Z q A L.. -.
1000 4 Ten, ,va&Ga Let
1000 G., q. q & I con :.
5000 Chic.R l x Z SIS,
1917. coupon....
z shs Ninth NatBank
13 Imp A Traders. be
100 Adnms Express
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$1,000 Mo, Kan&T c ass

Cofrection-lOO share
fcrred. Z. in yesterdays
Cincinnati I'd preferred.
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at 7sc 7sc 100 bags do at iI-lsc. 100 hhds Mar
English Islands At 6sss aud Manila on
esaais was ssos and higher ws
alse 7e; do. mol.sses 5,ie 6stc. Porto Rico, re
as'ns si'ss s ss Eeoes iss g sSS as ps%s
sessonss. % on s III con
slc.; white extra q 71as yellow do, ale 7sse.;
''Fsl and 4 se Tho
Wv -na 60 nas. q s The was
but firm.
room aonasils z!ga; 400 psst.ss: hsar "a Pc.
ssn dom 81 sd sss Ss. and A. .%e ss Es
srpoo IS Sd some o. & sosds S3s ls
Norwegian bark. a,7q. quarter. quarters grain, hence .o 10
Ssneo 'Is to Or Valencia Ships 5as
British bark 4oo quarters grain hence to tho
Ssaus 20 I.s
S sasiss aiS ss % @Dssi ssi orda.s
Sor%sssa BARK ssSo s qasr;s.. Ss ao Isnes 10
Hsss t9r ssas s Ss
terms; e Dutch bark. so SSis, do, hsnss
hence to cseu.,s prSsss sam. 'a.s Sss
American BARK, s4oo SsIs % DO. hence h to the Cont
ss% We sd 'srns. gs psy By
s' suck Asssss ssss sSss.s sSsSss Sd s. d.
corn 9plk and bags per busheI 7ad wheat bulk and
ssss per- b e0is si'
I'D heavy goods, ton, 2os 25s corn, bulk aud
London by seam-Heavy goods per ton sack -four 23s.
3D. 23s -four per bb 2s 3D. beef. terco. pork
per bb 10 wheat per bushel, Sd corn, 3D. hops,
3d. cheese, 4Os as I'd four per bbi Is. I'D petro-
leum do, IS. 9d As; wheat per bushc I'D corn
other, kinds POS Us. Cd: aanr, per eOi Is Sd
per ton, sos 35s.; sack hour,, a7s Cd; choose.
4s hops. per.b, I'D To Bristol, by stea-wheat per
bushel, Sd do Sd. flour per bb Is 3D. 2s 81.
heavy goods per ton sack flour, 26s Sd; provisions,
u.s. 3D. pork As Sd To Havre by saii-Bark per ton SO
ashes pot and pearl ton, $S taow 0s lard
SSo;' So;' sos wheat per bushel Sd SID petroleum, per
sydney, N s. w. 2ic. 25c To Now Zealand 25c 25sc.
DRUGS, CHEMICALS, &C.
chemicals shellac quinne gums aud other articles, all
of which bring full prices and for which
strong upward tendency in prices based the good
denand the necessity OF supplies and favorable
from the primary markets. The prime articles OF
manufacture wanted, and buyers in some cases
evince desire to make contracts ahead ut current
do not entertain them. in nearly all cases
naming higher figures Manufacturers busy con-
tracts made time henco their ndi isp0siton
make new contracts save advantageous terms Thore
very little inquiry for invoices nearly all the
tons consisting OF comparatively small parcels which,
however. aggregate good business every day Jobbers
from first hands confined mainly to
little disposition being anywhere manifest stock
ported to-day prices rule being about as lust quoted
NUrAEGs steady mt Sc 0Oc with sales Of 200
private terms.
QuISiSE is nrm 100 American ian outside lott
sold at $3: other kinds unchanged
ENGLISH CHEMICALS firm and in good demand We
note sales OF 2Oo tons sal soda ut 81 1OaSl l21a.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT UNCHANGED FUTURES
CLOSED srEADN-FLoUR STRONG WHEAT
HIaHER--CoRN FIIMER FIRMER--PoRK
HIGHRR--LARD HIGHER SPIRITS TURPEN-
TINE FIRM-RosIN NoMrNAL-coFFEE FIRM
SUGAR FIRM-PETRoLEUM QUIET.
THURSDAY. Sept. 1876 p. M.
The markets were generally steady to-day. but
there were some noteworthy exceptions TO the rule.
Dry goods, wool. groceries. drugs &C.. all in
good request at full prices as general thing. On
Change the speculation in breadstuffs continued.
Wheat was active and fully &c. 30. per bushel
higher. Corn was firmer. Oats hrmcr. whiskey
quiet Pork quiet Lard nrmcr. Cotton the spot was
unchanged futures closed steady Groceries Arm,
Rcsin nominal Spirits turpentiue ruled firm. Oils
aud petroleum quiet.
ALCOHOL active aud 500 bbls for October do
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livery sold at 3oc also bbs delivered at the
rate OF 800 bbls. per SIX months. at 295Sc.
CoFfEE-The market for Rio very firm We note
sales OF 5000 bags Rio Besse and 4s and go do
America all on private terms Mild coffee ruled firm. We
quote:-ordinay cargoes. l2l4c fair do 15c good d.
lotsc; prime do l6c. extreme for lots. l2sc
l7Sc; santos. fair to good, Ice 33sc., ninety days.
Java, government bags 22c 23c grass mats, 23c.
2oc Singapore. 16c. I7c.; Ceylon, lac lee. Mara
caibo, ll15e l6>sc. Laguayra. l3c l5c Jamaica l2c
l41sc.; st. Domingo. ioAc. llkc.; Porto Rico l5c
l6c; Costa Rica. l4c. lie. Mexican, lie. 15c An
lie. % l2c.
CoTros the steady at unchanged prices Fu-
ture closed steady at about last evenings figures
for September October and November. with the later
months points higher The total sales future
livery to-day sum up 81 ,2tO bales. as follows-
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

Total sales at the Board, exclusive Of mining
stocks, were l69.l50 against 2ls000 yesterday and
az. .26l Tuesday. Today's sales included Cen
tral of New Jersey, 22.9sO; Delaware. Lackawanna
and Western. 10. $685. Lake Shore 1886; Northwest
srn $4,000; do. preferred 3.6lO st. Paul. soo do.
preferred, 1.2l0; Eric 9.2o0 Iron Mountain. 9l6l;
Wabash. 1850; Hannibal and st. Joseph, 1.65o do.
preferred. 3.4oo Pacific Mail. 23so; Union Pacific.
a691; Quicksilver. 800; do. preferred 1.G00; West
ern Union. 14G5; OHIO and Mississippi, 1855; st.
Louis. Kansas City and Northern. 1,i25; do. pre-
ferred. 1.400; Michigan Central $50; Delaware and
Hudson, $780,
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

A London despatch announces that petition in
liquidation has been filed in the Bankruptcy Court
by Field & Sons. warehousemen and manufacturers
OF straw and leghorn hats and bonnets. millinery.
artificial flowers feathers felt and Paris hats &C., Of
Cheapside and st. Adams. Their liabilities given
at EST 900.
At the New York Mining Stock Exchange to-day
the market was fairly active and strong in tone.
Bodie rose to Is. Consolidated Virginia to 445 and
Bulwer to 1OA. Imperial weak and fell of to
1856 Tho following were the sales:-
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EUROPEAN MARKETS.
COMMERCIAL.

LivKRpooL. Sept 1875 +. NJ.
Cotton-Futurcs fiat Upisnds low middling clause,
September and October delivery, 6Asd
PRODUCE EXCHANGE
LIyKnPoof, Sept. IL. 1879.
Pork-Prme moss, Eastern. dull ut 52s: do, Western.
dull at AIS Bacun-Cumberland cut steady I'D
do. short rib steady sis do long ciesr steady 2ss
Cd do, short clear, stcady n 2os sd. HamsIong cut
none In the markets do. extra moss, stead;
at SOS. do. prime rness, none In tho market
Lard-Prime Western hrmcr ut 3ls. Cd. Tallo~-Prime
city hrmer at 32s I'D. Turpentinespirs hrmcr NJ 22s
Rosn-Common dull at As hne hrmcr at Is I'D. Cheese
American choice hrmer at ass Lard oil steady 33s
The New York herald., 1879-09-19


Included In TIE above 800 bales to arrive Delivered
contract 5000 bales yesterday Tue receipts at tho ports
were a, ;a.iaveston 4as bales Now orieans
Whining ~; Norfolk 3as Nsw York 2as Boston:
week s,s bales This day last year II i:5 bales Total
Iso9F bales. Lvsrpoo. tslegrams:-HgIfpast twelve
sales, 5000 bales Speculation and export. 1000 bales.
Middng uplands, 6ssd. mddling Orleans sgd Futures
quiet ut last nights prices September delivery upands
low mddlIng clause, l732d October delivery, uplands
low mddling clause, 6d. September october delivery
uplands, low mddng clause, 6,Sd.; October November
delivery upands low middling clause. sgd. November
December delivery, nplands, low middng clause, I'D. ;
April May delivery upands low middng clause 132d
SOP M-Middling upands 6ssd. middng Orleans 1Sld.
ordinary uplands. 6isd good ordinary uplands low
middng Iplands 6jsd Futures dull but steady 80 r.
M.-Amercnn sacs 5000 bales September October de-
livery uplands low mlddling clause l32d cember-
January delivery, uplands low middling clause 3132d
January February delivery upands low mddling clause
3l-32d. r. M-September Octobsr delivery, uplands
low middling clause 6ssc. Futures Hat.
FLOUR AND GRAN.-Rece ps-Flour 10. 135 bbls wheat
469 400 bushels; meal 405 bbs and i3 bags corn
a34 $50 bushels: oats l25 do rye do; barley
1000 do barley malt p 10 do Flour-The ruled
strong. with continued good demand IN sympathy
with wheat and prices were in loc higher.
The sales. including state Western and Southern,
2oO0o bbls within the annoxed range Rye aour ruled
steady and 500 bbs sold ut full prices Corn meal
fair demand and 500 bbls and 1000 bags sold full
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
railroad bonds were fairly active.
Phiiadelphfa stocks closed st the follovin

In London there was firm market for British
consols and United States bonds the former closing
at 97lS 971 for both monoy and the account, and
the latter at 104k for fours. 1Osx for 41s and
1O5z for fivcs. At Paris rcntes advanced to s3f.
s21Sc. Exchange on London 25t. 32hc. for checks.
Foreign exchange in this market was firm at tho
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

The cote Eurepessne announces that the Hamburg
American line steamer westphalia. which sailed
from Havre on the 18th inst. carried $500 00Of
for New York, besides which the North German
Loyds Transatlantic steamers have taken other
In State bonds District of Columbia 365's declined
to "a aud vrgnia skies, consolidated second SERIES
to 40.
RoiIro honda fairly acti
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
PRINT CLOTH MARKET.

FALL RivKR. Mass. Sept ls, 1879
The printing cloth market has becn fairly
but salos have been light sac cash for "a squares
3sc the nominal price Of 6Oxj6 cloths the absence
OF sales at = lower figure.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19
HAVANA MARKET.

HAVANA. Sept ~. 1870
Spanish gold, 231 237h. Exchange unchanged and
nominal Sugar unchanged. nothing doing, nominal.
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

The following were the rates of exchange on Now
York to-day ct the undermentioned cities :-Savan-
nah. buying x of, selling 4 of; Charleston. buy
ing u discount. selling 1 par New Orleans. COM
mercial y discount bank q discount st. Louis 81
discount: Chicago steady and Arm. q discount buy
ing. 1l0 premium selling Boston % cents discount.
Movement Of grain to-day at leading points was
The New York herald., 1879-09-19

Money loaned at to per cent ON call In ths
Sarly dealings and eased in tho afternoon. Tho clos
Ing rate was per cent On government bonds tho
rate all day was to per cent. Time loans and dis
counts of good paper were quoted TO por cent.
Government bonds were steady throughout. clos
ing at the following quotations.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-20

THEATRE FILTRATION Scene-A the- atre. Seated Tn the orchestra lady and gentleman, the former much enamored of the latter, in fact desirous of winning hlm. The lady, however, has flirting tendencies, and indulges them with a handsome party in the circle The escort is not unobservant of this little by-play and finally asks, smilingly:
 Do you know that gentleman with whom you are flirting?'
 An embarrassed negative is the reply.
 Then excuse me q moment"
 The escort immediately crosses the theatre, puts similar question to the other conspirator:
 ''Sir, are you acquainted with the lady at whom you have been smiling this last half hour?" l. "Nor'
 "Would you like to be?" pleasantly.
 Very much surprised, Certainly" : '"Then come with mo-"
 A moment later the escort introduces the not altogether comfortable pair. Then the mild expression leaves the insulted gentleman's face, and he says, sternly:
 ''Now, sir, you may accompany this lady homew
 With bow he takes his leave, and the woman who loves him never hears his voice again.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-20

The brethren will now sing, How happy are they Who each'night can say ''We sleep on the Branchv He Spring Bed.'' They tuck their dear noses Beneath the bed clothes, And rest both the heart and the head. Then stop all your grumbling, And kicking and tumbling, And throw your hard slats in the fire; You ne'er will regret it, Now don't you forget it. But let this your courage inspire. Take five-dollar bill Right out of the till, All shining and crispy and green, But don't pinch it to death, And crush out it's breath, Your covetous fingers between. But hail the "Sprng Bed man, Who comes with his pet plan, Which is, to have you just try them; Sleep on them a month, And-and--and-and-wh Why, then, you will certainly buy them. MANUFACTURED ONLY BY THE sRANcEzvILLa SPRING BED co.
 BRANCHVTLLE, CONN.
The Newtown bee., 1879-08-20
Property Fol
 Sale.

SIIuATID in the village of Sandy Hook, town of J NewtoWn, Conn. on the Housatonic Railroad, l9 miles from tide water and near the proposed de- pot on the New York and New England Railroad now in process of completion. Said property has been used woolen miIl but is suitably arranged tor any other business. Water power never failing Will be scld with without machinery. For par ticulars inquire of
 MINoTT AUGUR, Receiver.
 s tndy Hook, Conn.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08

bers ten inches square, were twisted on
like reeds by the tornado. The hon'su'
va TO leave Bismarck for St. Louis yes'eF'
day. NJ.
The steamer Benton, Captain I. .. Mar
liner and 8. n. Loriner clerk, arrived 'n's
morsinp from Fort Benton, bringing ten
ton. Of freight, consisting Of l24 bales Of
r.be.. q bales Of antelope skins and "a racks
Of wool and the following passengers;
Frank Carney, j. +. Hamilton, Mrs. L.. H.
Wallet Mn. Clsremont, Mrs. NJ. Carter
J. H. Mangle, Samuel Roberts, W. Lowry
W. A. Boyd, J. R. Smith, Mrs. John Flow
er. Lieut.. !. r. Totsen, G. g. Sherry ~. ID.
= Andre, and Maria Grimes. The Ben
ton carried to Benton 12O passengers and on
her down trip brought to Bismarck ITO pas
,euser.. and to the Muscis Shell river four
companies Of the 7th infantry, who 90 into
summer camp at that point. She LEFT Ben
ton 1t s o'clock .. n. Of July LIST, left Bis
At 800 p. H.. of the 9Th and reached
Yankton at 9:2O q. m. Of the sth. This
.ide Of Bismarck she met the Nellie Peck,
G. K. Peck, the Fontenelle and the Rucker
IN the 9Th, and the Butte aud the Peninah
N tho 9TH. Clerk Lorimer reports ~ an
tenn of Indian news, that Sitting Bull. with
200 warriors are within forty miles Of the
Missouri river in the neighborhood Of Wolf
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08
! OFFICE CHIEF QuARTERMAsrER,
DEPARTMENT. OF nAkOTA.

DEPARTMENT. OF DAKOTA
ST. PAUL. MINI. June 2S, lS'9,l
CEALED PROPOSALS, in triplicate, address
y ed to, the undersigned. will be received at
this office and at the Office Of the
Acting Assistant Quartermaster at Fort
Yates. d. t., until - O'Clock noon, on
the l4th day Of July, 1879, at which time and
bidders, for furnishing at Fort Yates, d. T.. 3,76s
cords of Soft Wood, and 634 tons Of Hay, or
such other quantity Of either article, as may be
required at said post. during the fiscal year COM
mencing July LIST, 1879, aud ending June S0th,
1880.
Permission will not be given contra ctors to
cut Wood or Hay on the Military reservation at
Fort Yates.
One copy of this advertisement must be Sc
curely attached to each trlplicate proposal, and
must be mentioned therein as comprising part
of 1t. Blanks for proposals may be obtained at
this Office or at Fort Yates.
The successful bidder, In each case, will be re-
CURED to enter into a written contract with the
United States, with good and approved security,
in the sum Of $4,000, within ten days after being
notified of the acceptance of his proposal.
Proposals must be inclOsed In sealed envel-
0pes, marked Proposals for Wood !" [or Hay as
the case may bel and addressed to the under
signed, or to the Post Quartermaster at Fort
Yates,
The United States reserves the right to reject
any or all proposals.
CHAS. H. TOMPKINS.
Deputy Quartcrmaster General, u. 5. Army,
Chief Quartermaster.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08
THE RIVER

Captain Burlelgh expects to take cut the
Block Hills next week.
Eleven feet and two inches above low
water mark and stationary.
The steamer Meade left Sioux City yes.
terday for Fort Sully and will reach Yank-
ton tomorrow.
Willows arc growing on the newly formed
bar At the foot of Douglas street, which is
an indication that the bar has como to stay.
Tom McDousugh, an old time popular
river steward who has been wrestling with
fortune for q couple Of years In the Black
Hills, has resumed his former vocation
and is catering to the wants Of passengers
on the steamer Benton.
Captain McVay has received q photo
graph of the wrecked Montana, which he
has hung up in the First National hank
alongside Of another photograph showing
the Montana as she appeared before the
Bismarck zspher struck her.
The elegant passenger steamer Key West.
Captain Frank Msratta and A. L., White
clerk. will leave Yankton this evening Of.
ter the arrival of the train for PIERS and
Cheyenne agency. She takes away zoo
tons Of freight and . dozen passengers.
Captain Mariner and Clerk Lorimer, al
the Benton, saw the Montana ct Bismarck.
They cay that her entire cabin Il
gone, with the exception Of her Office AID
ems stateroom just at Of the vflcs on the
J .tarboard side. Her log chain braces, tim
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-08
FoR BIDS,

SPRINGFIELD, D. T., June 2tth, 1873.
The Board of School District, No. 4, Bon
Homme county hereby invite bids for the erec-
ton Of a brick School building at Springfield, to
September, 1879.
Bids upon the mason work and carpenter
work to be separate or In w~hole-plans and
Of A. E. Colby, Yankton, D. T., and the office
Of Geo. w. Sterling, Springfield, d. T., on and
after July End, 1879. .-5
quired to enter into bonds for the faithful per.
formance of their contract in sums equal t.
twice the amount Of the bid or bids. g."
tioaed , but viii lib be ope nssiis at Springfield i,ii D. 5.E i.
at 2p. m. July 18th, 1879.
The Board reserves the right to reject any All,
all bids. IT.
GEO. ". STERLING.
J,H, STEPHENS,
6O-1idays ~ School Board.