THE DAILY EVENING TELEGRAPH PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13, 18G9.
NEWS SUMMARY.
DomMtl Ailainw
-OoJd closed yesterday at 135.
"Two men were murdered in different locali
ties In Mlchtjran on Thursday nteht.
,v"At 8ouU JJcnd, Mass.. on Tmtrmiav night,
lhe Town Hall was burned. Lom. $21,000.
Major General Barne. United Stales Army,
"Lou Thnrsday. at Bpitntrfkld, Mass.
The traitor John O. itrwltiurldgfl, is In
Jialtimore receiving the uttentious of. his llebel
to lends.
By the explosion of a powder mill at Hazard.
""' Gono., on Thursday, two men were in
stantly hilled.
Three persons were arrested yesterday on
Staten Island, charged with emugiiling Havana
cigars.
Two men were burned to fit a'h the other day
At 8uncook, fs II., by the accidental Ignition of
naptha.
Dr. Ernect ShalroUi, ol South Bethlehem,
aoo'dentally fell Into a cellar in Allentowu,
Wednesday n'elit, and was killed.
Wesley Nelson, who murdered Mr. Limbr-rt
near lielolt. VViscoitn, tins bi-en arrested, and
conleisses that he committed the crime.
fori tzn Air.itra.
London, Feb. 12. At the banquet to the
Ministry at Fishmongers' Hall lust richt, Mr.
Uladstoue remarked Unit the last House of
Commons bad been condemned by the Oavern
mcotot the day, that that Government had
been bronchi to the bur of public opinion on a
distinct Is.tue, and the policy of the people was
now most clearly denned.
London, Feb. U. .advices received to-day
state that the Persian artuv, with the Hhah at
its bead, has gone to Bagdad. In trie meantime,
the Turkish troops are pushing forward to the
Peainn frontier.
LivKitrooL, Feb. 12. The bnrque Neptune,
from mew York for Liverpool, was abandoned
OfTBkelly.
Liverpool. Feb. 12. A meotiuK of the
Chamber ot Commerce of Liverpool was held
to-day, to hear au address from Mr. Graves,
Contervative member ot Parliament lrom this
tiitV.
Mr. Graves expressed the belief that the
treaty negotiated with the Aruerlcaa Minister
for the settlement of the Alabama claims was
sore to be iatiucd by the United States bennte.
He said the American claims were made with, a
dignity, and maintained with a forbearance, that
ivereluilj appreciated by tnpland.
She had, n consequence, met the advances
of the United States more than half-way, and
receded from principles which had been re
garded as fundamental to the British Constitu
tion. The result ot such eouduct, said Mr.
Graves, forbid that party politics thill in any
detriee interere with houorable arracceoicnts
which hae been made between the two
countries.
Southampton, Feb. 12. Arrived, steamship
Holsa'ia, from New York.
Dublin. Feb. 12. The Mayor of Dublin will
take advantage or the tirst public levee, to
present to Queen Victoria a monster petition
lor the amnesty ot the Fenian prisoners, which
has been so extensively signed by the corporate
auihorities of cities ana towns throughout
Ireland.
Paris. Feb. 12 The spe.-ic in the Bank of
France has increased U,00i),000f. since lust
week.
Havana, Feb. 12. A smnll Spanish schooner
hi-n had cleared for New YorK was iseized
to-day by the authorities, on suspicion of
having arms oud supplies for the rebels on
board. Her cai tro was examined, but nothing
was found to confirm the suspicions of the
othcials.
A mixed commission, appom'cd by planter)
and merchants to raise fundi for the govern
ment, have resolved to recommend ihe following
plan: The Spanish bank is to turned a loau of
ffl.OOO.OUO to the treasury of the eoveromeut,
the government to provide tor the payment
thereof by imposing special taxe?, as follows:
Fifty cents on each box of miliar imported; oue
huudrud dullnrs on each load of unmanufac
tured tobacco, and fifty cents on every thousand
Cigars; tive per cent, on all Impart duties now
paid, and twenty five per cent, uiditional ou the
taxes now paid by merchants and manufuc
tnrer. The Diario a-lmUsthat therevolatlonists hoVJ
possession of the mure Puerto Principe disliiet,
except ine city proper.
Several secret aepots of arms Lave been dis
covered at Curdtnus.
Ho detinue news ot the state of affairs in the
Central Department is received, either through
guveinmenialjor other cbanueK It is sno.vu,
bowver, that the rebels have made the to fa of
Menicaragul tneir rallying point. Arrests ot
Buspeocd aartit-s continue to bo made.
Bevcral Americans and other foreigners aro
anions those no in custody. Thomas Levry,
the wealthiest rnercbaut ou the island, wa
arrfeicd but subsequently relented. It is re-'
toned that he ottered to O.totain General Dalei
his entire possessions to aid the (tovernmeut in
suppressive the revolution, Prominent Cubans
cou inue to emlcrate from the Island in larcre
numbers. A portion ot thj insurgents in the
Di-trict of Cknfueeos are marching towards
Hawai Graudee, m the Col- district.
Madrid, Feb. 12 At the opening of the
Cortes yesterday Marshal errauo said: Tue
nations of Europe, in att;tinii.ir a higher degree
of ciV'llzuttou, threw olf the itadiuoual bonds
which fettered the public miud. Spain delated
for a long time following the example of her
selgnbort?. She now calls ou her representatives
to construe a ucw ediuce. K;vol:icorj has
achieved a olooale68 victory. Ihvj etrencth of
the nation bis not been impaired, but the ex.
' travagancc ot former udniini-ttrutions has die
organized and embarrassed its progress. Tue
Government relies upou the Cortes to remedy
this by ecbuomical reform and changes iu
administration, by wli-c legislation in regard to
the public deb, and the payment of tne interest
thereon, and by ccouomiiug ;h) expenses of
the armt and navy.
The fundamental principles of Radical Liber
alism wbicn had b eu adop.ed in relation to
religion, the press and edjenilon, by the Pro
Visional Government, ma. t no jv bo consolidated
by the action of the Deputies. Oir revolution
here is not responsible lur the r's ue in Cuba.
That t due ta errors i,t past govei-uments. Ha
expressed the hopa that the iumrection there
would be speedily cxi.iiieun-h.ed, aud tbattrau
qo lltty. based cu ro'orai, would h.j (lurarile.ulle
predicted tha'. slavery wo-M b-s Mbolished wtt.u
out precipitation, aud wl-bout, comprooiisluu
the prosperity of the Antiil'-s. In couciu'-ion,
he congratulated the couu' ry on the goo I rela
tions wiib formcQ naiious, cow more intimate
than ever bc'o-e,
Mauktd. Feb. 12. At the op"nine of the
Tones, the Marnnts of Sun a Cm preskded, and
ft salute of t Jveiny-' iiO cun wns ored. D'irintr
the MrshHl Serrano's speech, tlwre were osoas
for the proslsioual covermiiin', for (ieui-ral
Prim, and for a republic, aid fir a monarchy
The confusion was great, an 1 wa- finally queued
by Marshal crra'0'8 crying cftxt for the
B07ereigDty o the Cortes.
A grand review of troops wa subsequently
hM nut ihe members oi the Cortes attended
the le Deum ut the Bsillei of Our Lndy ot
A fjwh a .
Uadrio. Feb. 12 Tho Constituent Cortes
fni-nmiiu run iicl its esioi)s here vest'Tdiv
with orfftt eeromQv. Ihe eitv was orofuselv
decorated tn honor of the event. Crowds of
pei pie were la the streets, tings Hying, and the
cuv wa regaruen as a n nu ij.
The President of Ihe M i i-tre, Serrano, do.
livered a eoucriitulatory uJileis on the assem
biing ot the depuiie
The Contented Micllou,
Yesterday aturno'in the above case was re
tnmed, and the loilowing lesiiuionv was taken:
Mrs. Helen McCartney. No. h13 8. RmhtU
street, trsuued that her huMmu 1. John McCart
ney. followed tne ea; on ihe mornmifot the
Mellon he le t Doitm between 5 andBoVitrK.
to go to his ve-sel up town; tie got bajk abj tt
1 o'clock tn the evecimr; he u ruonuiT uo
het ween New Ymk xnd Wa-hineton. He wtis
iiMesEcd at that number, and ou the Hat ot voter
IB the est nour
Mi. YVinilM'd Dunleavy, N. Ml Essex street,
tes'iai d that bcr busbud. Pa rick Douleavy,
had rot beeu lout; enough in the country to
vote: had been here uve years Ghrlstmas lust
bn wnB a'Sf Bed nnd on the lint or voters.)
liH-uni Have. N-8aaHouttr-.H'i!'thi'ree4
fkUtieU ibtti uv-'i oird, uor ever tni to
Henry neWier testified that ho moved lst
Peptc aber from No. 709 Chnstiau strectj did
not voto at all; (he was assessed there and
marked as votine )
Vincent Emerson, No. 025 Catherine f tree,
testitled that he did not vote; (assessed aud on
the voters' list.)
Wm. E. Keiliey testified that at this election
he lived at No. 713 Stewart sired; no one lived
there but hlmnclf. (John Siroble wasassesied
thrre and on the voters' list.)
Mirbat ) Fil.an testitied that lie voted from No.
7Gu H. Mnth street, where he resided atth'i
election; lived there lrom early In Au,;ust last;
Bernard Hopper lived there boiore that; he
moved to Holmctborg; no one but witness was
there at this time to vote. Bernard Hopper
whs assesred there and on the voters' list. )
Hopper is UvIdk now at No. 768 Stewart street.
Edward A. Phillips testified that he wm em
plojcd at No. 800 Fitzwaier ftreet; Jjhn Kow
bottom moved lrom No. 808 Fitzwater street to
Hcadlne before t tie November election; knew of
no Loose No. 804 Fitewatpr. (lames Do vine
was asM'seed at the latter number and ou the
voter' list.) Witness resided at No. 514 Federal
stieet, In the Second wsid.
Joteph Pe er. No. 820 South Eighth slr. et,
tet.tltirdtbatMr.Frpderick Mullln lived with him
at this election. (Mullen was ascsed there and
on the voters' lint. ) John Mnipe lived there
then, und does now; Patrick McCrory boarded
there then, ulso Jopph Baker. James Dough
erty, Frank Peters, his son; a Mr. Put Mullen,
living with witness, died on tho Oih of October
loot.
William Gillespie testified that last October
he resided at No. 812 Fallou street; movert to
No. 700 8outh Kizhth street about the 8.h of
November; EJward McNulty lett witness' house
about tho Is', of Weptemoer; took his clotoes
away about the 8th of November and pild his
bill. (Ho was assessed, and on the voters' list.)
Patrick Mullen, No. 819 Catharine street,
testified that no Francis Quhin lived there last
October. (Quinn is assessed there, and on tho
voter' list.)
William Owen. No. 828 Catharine street,
testified that no other one of the same name was
there lust October; is nineteen years old. (tie
was a?fessed there, nnd ou the voters' lit.)
Charles Darnell, No. 825 Catharine street,
testified that a man named Dcviue moved away
before the election from No. 823 Cathnrtije
eiieet about a couple of squares. ( John Devme
whs asessed there aud on tho other list.)
Witness voted the Republican ticket.
John Lvncb, No. 820 Catharine street, testi
fied that he voted the Republican ticket; knew
no other John Lynch in that division, (lie
ws? aseefsed there, and two were on the voters'
list.)
Benedict Hosn, No. 822 South Eighth elrect,
testified that he came hero from Germany in
1854; was never naturalized, nnd did not vot.
(He was assessed there aud on the voters' list.)
Patrick Carney, No. 931 Catharine street
tegutied that Patrick Campbell never lived
there. (Caraobell was assessed there and on
the list of voters. )
Matthew Murray corroborated tho testimony
of Mes rs. Shultz aud Young, In the previous
examination, as to the voting of a number ot
New Yrikers.
Cooper B. Fithian, No. 823 S. Tenth street,
testified that he voted the Uepublicun ticke;;
was Kepublicau clerk of the election; he cor
roborated substantially the testimony of tho
previous witnesses as to the raoulity of the
voting and the general conduct of the flection,
nnd further, that there was no interruption
durins the first hour, except when the ch'rks
told the Democratic inspectors to hold no until
they wrote the names, which they did, and
could not say that be saw anything inside the
pol's different from the usual course of elctions
ut that poll: the Republicans polled about one
third ot their entire vote in the first hour;
should thiuK the judge would know tffo-thirds
of the voter.
Joseph A. Lybrandt, No. 730 Evangelist street,
testified thn. ho voted the Republican ticket:
was with Officer Murray most ot the time; left
him about 1 o'clockaw him at intervals d. inn i
the afternoon; cannot tay ho wsdrun-f. Witness
declined to answer as to hi own condition; had
drank with Officer Murray three or four glasses
of ale.
Adjourned until Monday afternoon jest.
MISSISSIPPI.
Provisional (jloverniiicnt Proponed
bill to provide for the reorganization of a
Provisional Government lor the state or MIS'
sissippi.
Be it enacted, etc., That for the better security
of persons ami property in Mississippi, the
Constitutional Convention of said State, hereto
fore elected under aud in pursuunco ot an net
ot Congress passed March 2, 1807, entiilcd an
act tor the more cihieut government ot the
itcnei Mates, ana tue several acts ot uom'ress
supplementary thereto aud ameudutory thereo'.
is hereby authorized to assemble upou the call
of the President thereof, and 1:1 cse of his
failure for thirty davs to summon said couven
lion, then the Coramnudiug General of the
Fourth Military District Is hereoy authorized
ami requireu ov proclamation to stimimu
said convention to assemble at the
Capitol of taid Sta'e,' and said con
vention shall- have and it Is her.-oy
auihoiizod to exercise the following powers
in addition to the powers now authorized bv
law: lo appoint a provisional governor: to
mime remoals and npnoiutments of ail SuiW.
county, township, and other officers of the pro
visional government ot said state; to authorize
the provisional governor ot said state to
ren.ove aud appoint ree inters aud judges ot
elections under catd acts ot Loneress; to sub
mil to the people of said Htate the constitution
heretolore lramed by said convention, either
vttb or without umeDumeuts; to provide, bv
ordinance, lor holding all elections autuor
lzea ny saia acts oi oonpress, aud tor
hk ertnu.ing and declaring the results of said
elections, and especially ol any election which
may be neid for the latincation or rejection ot
env constitution which said convention miv
submit to the people ef said State; to exempt
irom attachment, maucou execu'ion lor deb
household property, or agricultural and me
chanical Implements andjtools, not excee iiog in
value ouo iu any one case, and to puss such
ordinances not inconsistent wiih the Constitu
tion and laws ot the united Mates as it may
oeem necessary to protect an persons in their
lives, liberty, and property. Provided. Tiia
paid convention sna.i not continuo tn session
tor more than thirty davs. nor allow to the
n. embers thereof more thau five do lars per day
ascoinpeiiMuion, uor more man ton ceu.s n
miie lor trueilwir io and horn the uI.icj ot
uteetini.'.
Hectlon 2. And be it further cuactcl. That
i tie fcevt nil orumances which may bo passed by
the Cr ustitinlomil Couveiitiou ol mi'd S'ute. us
bt r iu pr viued. thall be In force in sa d statu
until olnrproved of by Connieus, or until Mi--
Kibsippi snail nave iidop.ea a constitutional n.rui
oi Mate government, and the same soall h.ve
been Hilop'id by Connies: Provided, That
no hum iu this aet cou'a r.e.l bhall deprive any
peihon ot tr ul by jury in the courts ot mud
State, forotlenseu'jalnstttic la' of mid A'.-xio.
freciiun 3. Ana be U liiiiherenne'ed. Tint Hie
M lunry Commander iu said State t h ill i?ive aid
to the oiiiceis of the Piovulotial (!overmjiii ot
s.id Hate in prenervins ihe praee aud euiocini'
the laws, and especially in suppres-iiur uul'iwlul
on tructn lis and f' tclble HHiHiunee lo the exe
cution ot the laws.
section 4 And li it further enacted. That the
enid Provitional Goveruor m.iy, nf er the ad
iouvtiuiiut ot said Conven.ioti, remove fron
ofliee in fnld Siato any person ho:dmg otlioe
ttcrtiu, and may appolut a successor in his
steod, urd mav al.o nil lid vacancies that may
occur bv dvuib, resieuation. or otherwise, sub
ject, however, to tlin orders ard ilireotons ot
ihe President of the Ui t"d Hta es; and the
l'lesident of 'he Untied mates may at any time
remove the Provisional Goverii'T und aopotnt a
tuccei-ror in h' sti'ad.
Beei on 6. Anl bo it further enacted. That
any perer. who seal", by thro.i's. iiitimidaliou,
Maud, or force, ut emptto prevent any citizen ot
Mi sis'ippi trotn voting who may be entitled to
vote, Khali bo deemed guilty ot a misdemeanor,
and unon conviction thereof phall tie vani-liod
bv a fine of not less than $100 nor more than
$;i000. or by lronrlfl mment for not les thao
thirty daja tor more than to years, in the
di-erpHoHvOf tb1 eoiirt,
ts-olou 6. And be it furthr enao'ed. That th
icoajteof the-CnKed S:atc and of the kJu
rhall have concnrrenl jnfl'dlctlnn 'of case
aiislna under tne 6th reciion of this Act.
tscction 7. And be it rarther enacted. That the
poll tax levied in any one year npon any cHlecn
of Mipfi-wppl shall not exceed one dollar an l
fifty cents; and all laws iu said State tor the
collection ot taxes and rtrbts shall be uniform,
and cvry clU7fn shall be entitled to all the
exc mp'lons and immunities In these respects of
th most favored citlzeu or clafs of citizens.
Srction 8. And bo it further enacted. Thntall
ncl and paris of ac b, as lar as thepa-ne may no
in conflict with tho provisions of thx act aro
hereby reieab-d.
FR OM WASHING TON.
Washington, Feb. 12.
rinanclnl HI I J.
Senator Sherman gave notice to-day tn it he
Intended to frees bis financial bill, and InsUUd
upon its consideration with a vlw ot seeuring
action before the 4th of March. Senator Morton
touk tho floor in opposition to the bill, aud in
favor ot his own scheme.
The lienrsnrgre.
The House pafcd the bill appropriating otic
hundred and ninety thousand dollars lo tho
officers and crew of the Kear.sarge for the
destruction ot the pirate Alabama.
Butler'n KeNotutlon of t'enmre.
I.ocan msdc a strong speech a?ni-ist liutW's
res-olu'.ion ot censure, and pronounced a warm
enloey ou Ben Wade. Duller liii" given notr-e
that h will withdraw the resolution, and alio
a substitute to be offered providing tor the ap
pointment ol a committee to tevisc tbc rales dh
the subject of counting the electoral vot,1.
Wndc's friends refute to allow the resolution to
be withdrawn, as they want to have the satisfac
tion ol laying it on the table.
Under' Resolution Kinleliel.
Wahuinoton, 3-38 P. M. The House has lust
tabled by a vote of 130 to 55 the wholo subject
uvoivea in uutier'8 resolution prote-ainc against
the action of the presiding officer of the Senate.
Obltimry.
SmiNOFiELD, Mass.. Feb. 12. Major-General
Harney, U. is. A., died in this city to-day.
MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Nev e Frl Page,
AXMANAO ton
PHlLADBXPHIA-TUia DAT,
BUM KlHBB.
Sum bars..,
,.6 83!H)8R WAT Ha 8 68
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Htf amb!p ToDawanaa, Jnnlogs, BavAnnah, FAlla-
dlbla and ttoathera Mail bimoip Co.
Bleamiililp Promelbeue, Oray, Cnarleaton, E. A. Sou-
avr .v co.
Bcbr Queen ol the West, Beatty, Zza, D. 8. Stetson
Bi'r J. B. 6b river, Blggans, Baltimore. A. Groves, Jr.
ARHIVD YK3TKBDAY.
Ftteamibln biara and Hirlue. Holmeit. 5 dart from
Hav.na, with tugar, cigara, eio., to Tbuinaa Wauson
t Bot e.
Mteamer Klctiam Willing. CundlfT. 12 hours lrom
Baltimore, with mdse. to A. Uroves, Jr.
MEMORANDA.
Bhtp Oenoanla. Evers, hence for Bremen, before
tepotied at Uallfax, In distress, had aisobargpd imh
Iuhi.. ai d would go on tbe marine railway for repairs
Hiram Rliii Pioueer. Catharine, from WUmliiKt m,
N. c mi n iDRt. lor Pbiladxlpbla. has on board 891
bbis. aplrlli turpentine, 162 do. rosin. 162 baltw cotton X
ib". 111 iuhi iiiuncr, 77,(K)0 sningius, oiao
Juniper staven. and lu pks, mdne.
Bieamship Brunette, Howe, hence, at New York
11 b IijkU
B'nihlp Volunteer, Jones, hence, at New York
yeme dy. .
Ba. que Marlon, Williams, for Philadelphia, cleared
at LlVfrpool 29'b nit,
Earqup Ptrmbroke. aline, sailed from Cardenas
1st lLt . for a port north of Hatterae.
Baiqne Carl Jobann. Nordln, tor Philadelphia.
C'eorcO at Liverpool S'Jtb ult,
liaiqne Hubert Portfr. Curtis, from Liverpool for
Pbliaoe phla, was olf Hnlyhfad ZHih ulU
BaiqueCaetrlns Kemble, lor Pnllaaelphla, entered
oui at l.i" dun ftitb uiU
Brig Harry Vlrdea. Collins, sailed from Liverpool
2flth nit.. I"f Ma anzan.
Brig J. W. Hnencer. Bpeacer, for Havana, entered
out at Liverpool 2uth ult.
HriK Hirlau Blar, Crosby, at Cardiff 27th ult., from
Antwerp.
Hcbr Hiawatha, Lee. at Baltimore lltn Inat,, from
ProvldcDCH,
Bchi Ioa Nicholson, Bteelman, bense, atBiUlmore
11Bchiii American Eagle. Rameay; Col. Jonei. ntron?;
una j. h. liai?hr. from James river nr PnlladMl
pbla at Norfolk lVtb last., wlib raliroad lle; vai In
'"eohr yL Adams, Bobbins, for Philadelphia, cleared
"SK'ua. May?' BHer. at rrovllence loth Inst.,
lrom WllmlBBtcii. Del.
hcbr AIpx. Young. oung.fct Ouorgctown, 6. C, Uu
Inbt., from cbaileawn.
MISCELLANY.
Pcbr C. E. PMge cf Philadelphia), Dongbty. frnm
Boston for Savannah, wltn guanti, nut lino Norlolti
9th li su. lor repairs, having on the U.u. wbie have to
olTCape Hatteras. In a heavy K gale, aolit mtlasall
ann carried away malnboom; vessel fell oil Into 11)9
trough of tbe si-a, shipped a boavv sea. carrying .p
rompBLlnn ways wanhed away the blnnaole aud
ii-rirc wheal, and everything movable from off the
l rk lining the cabin aui lorHc&stie wlih walur, aud
Injuring the captain and shifting the cugo.
NOTICE TOMABINERS.
Ofllelal iBformatlon has bren recoived at this olllce
trim, lrom the 1st day of Jaucnry, I8t9 the rollowing
cobi ge In the P'ti 00 of ihH llxnt at Alituei Mor(..
Oini 01 Lyon, south coast 01 France, would take place:
Tbe HKtU wonln be removed to Poinle de I'Eipiga
etie t hnui 3 mites h. w. from Its 'ormer poslt ou.
1 be light, a belore.ls fixed and tlathlng. nhowlni; a
flash, preceded by a short eclipse, every four ru I nines.
It is i-levaled gsteet above tbe sea. and lo clear wea
I) or shon d be seen from a ditance nt 11 mlleo.
Tbe prslllon. as given, is la lat. 43 29 16 N., long, i 8
14 F.asl lrom Greenwich.
1 he entrance of Urao d'Algnes Mortes will continue
to be llgbi ed by a small fixed red light on the head of
lb con h west letty, and vislhln s miiei.
By order. W. B. BHUBKIClt, Chatrmna.
Treasury Department.omce Lighihousa Board. Wash
ington, D. C, ieb. 1, 186S.
Thechannel tor the port of Bt. Augnstlne. Flnrda,
has been closed, rendering it nnsain for vessels to
attempt an entrauce. Tnro I another ohanndl lead
ing to ibe harbor, and the buoys will newd to be
moved 10 Indicate It. This matter will be remed.ed
wliboul delay.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
fr-75T COLD WEATHER IX33 NOT CH4P
or roughen tn skin alter nsing Wlliunr'n
ALCONA1 EDOLYAltJN rABLE'I O fiOLI OI 71 K O
t.LYCKKIN. Ita daily una makes the sklu del I-
calulv soli uud beautiful, kt Is allulitrully trakrant.
tranjparont, ami iuoouipArable as a 'lo:lf Ho;p. For
sI by all Drutglsis, K fc . A WRUirti',
ifl No. 624 CUESNDT Btreet,
N0TICE.-I AU NO LONG Ell EX.
trrctina Teeth without puln fir the (.t.ltmi
Mental A sociation. Ptntons winhlne teeth ex
tracted kliNoltitely without wain by trend Nltious
Oxide is. win Coil uie at Nj. 1(7 WALNUT Btrtet
ll rn suit ail.
1 4m DR. F. H, THOMAH.
COFFEES ROASTED ON A NEW
rrliicVle, retalnlnn all the aruma and true
llaor, are the h'st. tn sale by
FAlllTIIOnNK A CO.,
No, 5405 N NtNIU aud
1 ."(iHlnthin No. lO.'ttl MARKET Hlrwt,
NOTICE. "
Dkpabtmknt of KKceivmi ov Tin g,
B. K'. C'OH. (l tUTH AIHU (IHWHIT CTt.
TheTax Dnpllcaiea will be leady tor the receipt
of City and Btata Taxes for the year iscoon MON
DAY next February IS.
A discount at he rate of nine per cent, i-ei tLiiuui
will be allowed tvr prompt payment.
JOHN M MF.LLOY,
llooelver ut Taxes.
Philadelphia, Feb. 10 2 it 31
riff" CELTIC A H 8 O O I A T I O N Of
AMKHICA.
I. KCrimli BY
JOHN Mrrt'H'I.L K-Q,
AT CONCEllT ilAl.I,. WKONKiDA, f Ml. 1?,
At H p. M
rr th IlPtclH ol tne oh. tic Library I iQd.
Bulijei-t 'V ho uro tne Cells T"
IteaetH. :hi c-nt-. Kor sm a', tha hoik swres of
Mttis Cumm sky. No. io:if cne.4uut mroet. Turner
ro. MW iiiMoi ul aiiHMt, Hruiiiln) oirudr
b'p'i 1 1 "i hcaulau, No lot !tiuih Ifiilu
Choice seats renervt J f,r atlia and gentlemsa i
couipanjiug them w.tbout extra cari..'.
IU tellKLlO llAthHt.tK,
Jaui-ji O Djmnll, Becretary. 10 tit
?" KEV. HESBY WAHD BEETHER
Will lecture at tbe
AtADl.ai Y Of MtlMrC,
THt'lsiJAY l.VKNIKO. Pehruary 2Hh,
Fnbjert "BATroNa L a UtmRMRWT."
'JbesaiO VI wia itM Muiounoed beat
wttk. M Jifcj
' SPECIAL NOTICES.
OLD OAKS CEMETERY COMPANY
OF PHILADELPHIA.
OFFICE, NO. 118 WALNUT BTRKKT.
Th Company li now prepared to d Is pons of lota on
UF-ASONABLK TKKMB. The advanUgns offered
By this Cemetery are well known to be equal If not
superior lo those poiemed by any other Cemetery,
We Invite all who dtalre to parohaaa burial lot to
call at the erUce, where plane can be eenn and all
particular will be given. Deed lot lot sold are
read; for delivery.
BTCHARD VAUX, Present.
PKTKRa KEYHK'R, VIce-PreeldenA.
MAIITIN LANDKNB.UHtJ&K.TreMtiTffT.
NimiBL Nikbkt. Hcreiary. Ill em
tEf OFFICfS OF THE DKIAWAItE DIVI-
8ION CANAL COMPANY OF PENNSYL
VANIA, No. tea WALNUT Btreet,
PHiLADixrniA, Fob, 6, is9.
The Manager! have declared a dividend of FQCU
FEB CFNT.. tree from taxes, payable at the tmce on
and after tne istb lust,
I Hi R. O. GILRB, Tremmrer.
r'T- OFFICB I'KNNSYLVANIA KAIL
ROAD COM PAN Y. .
Philadelphia. Jatiniry 27, 18.
TYia AhliidI Mastiiiv ,.r ihA KLwtohulrtera of this
Poinpaiiy will be held on TUhHDAY, the lsih day uf
fforuikiy. i.9, at io o'Ciw A. ra uguci
Kr. ll)ldf'hi.Miil.l.d.t. ftlillai1ulllhlav
lllll Annn.l Kunlnn fur Dlr.l'lorn Will behold OO
MONDAY, ihe lirnt dy ol March. 18. i tne oUloe
oi tii Cjrupauy. No mh Mouth THIHU ej-reet.
I 27 17 K I) M ON SMITH, Eeorotary.
rSJfT- ELLIfi' IRON BITTERS
prooioie dtgeitrlon. ntlniulate the blood lo
Imaltriy eeticn. Ionic and palaiabl". l'reoartd by
William Kills. CliemirU Bold by JOHNSTO y, HOL
LOW AY A COWDKN. No. U ARCH Kireet;
KVAXx, No. 41 U. KlOUril Btreet. aud by
DrutKims generally. 14 tumiwn
S3" ELLIS' IRON BITTERS. THESE
v-xy Tlluara RontBin lrou In one of the mo.t va n
ab:e forme: marb ilcKuwd la oecanloned by Ita want
iDtbeb'oiid, Te Iron Id this compound auppllt
and imparl vigor to the name 2 4tutnistr
FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFE
CHAMPION SAFES!
rHiLAEELTBiA, Jannary lfc.Jt-W.
Messrs. FAR RE L, HERRINCJ A CO.,
No. 629 Cbesnnt street
Oentlemeo: On the nlgUt of tbe 13th Inst, ai
Is well known to tbe citizens of Pblladeirhla,
our large and extensive Etore and valaable
stock of merchandise, No. 902 Cneanut street
was bnrned.
Tbe fire was one of the most extensive and
destructive that bos visited oar city for muny
years, the heat being so Intense that even the
marble cornice was almost obliterated.
We bad, as you are aware, two of your valu
able and well-known CHAMPION FIRE-
PROOF SAFES; and nobly have they vindi
cated j onr well-known reputation as manufac
turers of FIRE-PROOF SAFES, u anyfurtber
proof had been required.
They were subjected 10 the most intense heat,
and It affords us much pleasure to Inform you
that after recovering them from the ruins, we
fonnd upon examination that our books, papers,
and other valuables were all In perfect condi
tion.
Yccrc, very respectfully,
J A S. E. CAJ-BWELL & IX).
Till- OSH hTl.H KYPOEB TO THE
1IRE IM CAMIWIXt'N NIIQE
W1L FARItLX, ULKItI. A t o.
I'Hll.AnfJLPHIA! Jht., It, irt.
Uttstch. 1' AltKElij HEitlUNOI & CO.,
No. 029 Otiosnut street.
Gentlemen: On tho night of tbe Utu Instant
our large store, (3. W. corner of Ninth and Ches-
nnt streets, was, together with onr heavy stock
of wall papers, entirely destroyed by fire.
We bad one of your PATENT CHAMPION
ritiiPKUUP' BAf rJi, winch contained onr
principal books and papers, and although It was
exposed to tbe most Intense heat for over 60
hours, we are happy to say It proved Itself
worthy of our recommendation. Our boois
and papers were all preserved. We cheerfully
tender our testimonial to the many already
published, in giving the HERRING SAFE the
credit and confidence it Juki ly merits.
Yourf, very respectfully,
HOWELL 4 tiJtOrri..KS
tSTILL ANOIHEH.
Philadelphia. Jat, JV, ifou
Mebsrs. FAKKKL, HERRING & CO.,
No. 629 dhesunt street.
Uentiemen: I had one of your make of safes
In the basement ot J. E. Caldwell & Co. 's store
at the time of the reat fire on the night
of the Uih instant. It was removed ftom
1 he ruins to-tlay, and on opening li
I fonnd all my books, papers, green
backs, watches, and watoh materials, etc., all
preserved. I feel glad that I had one of your
truly valuable safes, end shall want ftuothet of
your make when I get located.
Yours, very respectfully,
if. L. KIRKPATR1CK,
with J. K. Caldwell c Co.,
No. 19 Chesnot BtrtMt
IAKKCL, IIERBIHG & CO.,
CHAMPION SAFES,
r;o. C20 CME8NUT teeot,
1 11 ti
PHILADELPHIA.
TDEN NV LVANIA H08PI1AI.
r ' FHinaUKLi-ula, IHsueuiber IU, Idtxi,
"Tbe attending JlauaBf ra art;
WiHiar siorriii o.llttlr Tulrd Btreet.
u Murna Wall). Wo. Via 8. Diiaare avenue.
At"n"ing r-nyaiclan-J. 11. l)a Costa, M. li., No.
1 uPwTgion8-WiUtam Hunt, M. J., No. 1300
BT,bUoiaseorg Merton. M.D..N0. UU Ohesnut
B,Tif'pbTiilcln andBurganns attend at tha noHnl-talv-ry
day iHundaya excepted; to receive appllua-
'Ve'w'rlouy Injured by accident arealwavs
adnilti'd li brought to the Huaplial buiuoOiai-ly
irlier.
t5oDGBB8 ASD W08TKH HOLM'S POCK El
rV KM V Faarl "d .blag Ilandira, of baatltoi
ill tab. K01Or'iK' and WAtiK A BUTCH rUi'H RA
ZOhH, aud ibe eelebrawad LKtXiULTRJS AAZUJi
t11KW)lU Of tbe fiDMUt QIMlltT.
itazuta. MjIv.. Io:aoia. uid Tfcble CcLy Oroun
PROPOSALS
g I BALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
at the Office of tne Chief Quartermaster
UHary DfVlHion of the Missouri. Bt. Louis,
Mo., until 12 M., on tbe 201b. day of February,
1W9, for the transportation of Government
troops and supplies from tbe following points
to posts on tne Missouri river, ns ludloated,
during tbe time from March 20, im, to Oolobor
w. ibo, inclusive, vir.
From Ht. Louis to Hloux CTty. Forts Randall,
Bully, Rice, Stevenson, iUtfoiJ, Uamp Uooa,
or any post that may bo efttnbllsbed at the
-mouth of the Musclesbell river, and Fort
Renton.
From Wyandotte, Kansas, to Sioux City,
Forts Randall, Bully, Rice. Btovenson, Buford.
Camp Cook, or any post that may be eatabllHiied
t tbe mouth ot the Muscloshell river, and Fort
BCD von.
From Fort Leavenworth to Rlonx City, Forts
Randall, Hully, Rice, Stevenson, Bulord, Camp
Cook, or any post that may be ettabllNlieil at
the mouth of the Mtihclcsboll river, and Fort
Benton.
From Omaha to Rloux City, Forts Randall,
8nlly, Rice, Htevonsou, Knfonl, Camp C00K, or
any post that may be established at the mouth
01 mnscieBneii river, and Fort Bunion.
From Fort lUndatl to Forts Bully, Ulcn, Rto
venson, Buford, Camp Cook, or any pout that
may be established at the month of Muscle
shell river, and Fort Bnnton.
From Fort Solly to Forts RI09, Stevenson,
Bnford, Camp Cook, or any post that my be
eRtabllsbed at tbe mouth ul the MiiHolesheil
river, and Fort Benton.
From Fort Rice to Forts Stevenson, Buford,
Camp Cook, or any post mat may bn eat ab
Imbed at 1 be mouth of the MusclisheU river,
and Fort Benton.
From Fort Stevenson to Fort Bnford, Camp
Cook, or any post that luay lx e!abltHiipl at
tbe month of the MufKUetthcll rlvor, and Fort
Di-u ton.
From Fort Buford to Camp Cook, or any p'wt
that may be established at the mouth of the
Munolesbell river, and Fort Benton. ,
From C'uruD Cook, or auvtuwl. that mnv ho
established at the mouth of the Muscloihell
liver, to Fort Benton.
It will be tbe endeavor of the Government to
ship during tbe season most lavoraole for navi
gation of tbe river, say between Jnnel aud
Aneust 81. Bidders will slate, however, the rate
(separately for each month from March 20 to
Ootober 20 Inclusive, the date ot starting, so as
10 determine tne rate to oe paiu) at wuion tney
will perform the service from each of the start
ing points of destination above named, as fol
lows: 1st. Tbe rate at which they will transport each
officer and soldier (cablu passage to be provided
for omcers, ana ror soiuiers necessary 'acuities
for cook lDg their rations, which will be supplied
by tbe Government).
2d. Tbe rate per 100 pounds at which they will
transport supplies.
id. xne rate eacn at wnicn tney win transport
borees, mules, cattle, ambulances, carts, wagons,
etc. (troughs lor feeding animals to be supplied
by inesieamDoat
A Just preference will be given to parties who
own and control boats. Boats will be expected
to always give tbe Government neignt tue pre
ference, and in no case will be allowed to carry
private to tbe eiclnMon of Government freight.
Tbe contractor will be required to transport,
stores by land In the eve Lit of failure by water;
snd ail stores rtceivca uy itie con tractor lor
transportation must be delivered at their desti
nation wnnin meyeariooy.
Bidders will piessegive tnf rate at wnicu mey
will lurnlhh transportation down stream.
In case tne contracting party tans to carry
frplohl. au rfotiirtd. the Government reserves
the light to lurnibh tbe transportation at the
exnenHe of the contractor: and nothing herein
contained frhall be so construed as to prevent
tbe Government lrom transporting public sup
pllts on any of its own boala.
Alio UOveroillcIlb irnurvco iuq iiuu Hiivjuvu
any or all Ibe bids that in:iy be olieied.
liiibUra are informed tnat no boat loaded
with Government moron will no allowed to go
above Sioux City. Iowa, urawinsc over mreo
and one-ball reel 01 water, ana mat ooa'swm
not be required to go to points above Sioux
Cltv with less 1 nan iw tons
Bidders should give their names In full, as
wellas their places of residence, and each pro
posal mtiRt be accompanied with a bond in the
kum of 810,000, signed by two or more respon
sible persons, guaranteeing thnt in case tho
contract Is awarded to the person proposing,
the contract will be accepted and entered into,
and good and sutticlent security furnished by
eatd party, in aocordance with the terms of this
advertlnement.
The contractor win oe required to give oonas
in tbe sum ol (100,000.
Tbe party to whom the award is maJe must
be prepared lo execute the contract at once,
and to give the required Dond lor thelultlilul
terformance of tbecontraoi.
As railroad transportation maybe required
for troops and supplies lrom Chicago, Illinois,
to Slonx City, propoKnls for the same during
the season anove specified are luvited.
Copy of blank form of river contract to be
enteied Into, in the event or award, and blank
tortus of proposals, can be bad by application
lo inls ornee, at toe olhce of tbe Chief ljuarter
master, Department of tbe Missouri, Fort
Leavenworth, Kansas of Cnlet Quartermaster,
Department ot the Piatle, Oman a, Nebraska:
and at Ihe olllce of Bievel Brlgadler-Goneral
Fred. Myers, Deputy Quartermaster-General,
U. B. Army, Chlcitgo, Illinois
Proposals for rlvor transportation should be
endoiked " Proposals for Army Transportation
by the Missouri river;" those for rail. "Pro
posals for Army Transportation from Cbloauo
to Sioux City," and addressed to tho nudar-
8lBsorder of the Quartermaster-General U. S. A.
' J. L. DONALUHON,
Acslstnnt O.uartermaster-General O. S. A..
Cblef Quartermaster Military Division of the
Missouri. 1 25 2Jt
BLANK BOOKS, STATIONERY.
JA3. Ha BRYSOrJ a SON,
o. b North S1XTU Street,
fitationers and Printers.
Ulaufc 1.006, Ledgers, Day Books, Cash
Books, Etc. Etc,
Made to order at tbe snout st notice, at the lowest
anarauk rates.
LETTFB PAPER, per ream . ft W
FuOlht'Af ParCK per ream 3 00
NOlE I'AltK pur 1 eaoj. 1-43
A lull assortment ot Imported and staplu BTA
TlOlsEKY. always on hand; INKS, l'ENCiLW, PEN
BOI DEK8. Etc., la great vatlety.
EN VI LOFEB. bus, letter size. .fl'M per 1000
itane, " in
A great variety of sty Us ana grades always ou
band, al tbe lowest ralrs.
MlIMKD BLANK 8. CARDS, PAXPnLETS,
Etc. executed In ibe niut-t approved style-. tat9 lm
JAMES O. SfifllTH &
CO.
BLANK O O O II
MANCtfACTCREUS,
WHOLKHALK AND llFIAII
o. 27 MonOi SEVENTH Street,
iv if finwauij
yBlLADELPMA.
8TATIONEIIH,
KROCERItS, ETC.
3SJI rnurr IN CANS.
PKaCHKe, P1NKAPFL 'B. ETC.,
OKU KN CJUS, TOMATOES,
iKEKCB I KAS, MCbUKOOMM.
AbPAItAQDa ETC. E1C.
ALBERT C. BOBEBTt,
Dealer io Fine Groceries.
UTJrp
Cor. ELBVSNTU aud VIA JE btreeia.
DB. XINKELIN, A7TEB A RESIDENC1
aud prautloe u tblrty years at the Mortbwesl
oornei of Third and Uulo" atreeta, has lately re
aiovxd tonnib FLSVKMTH btreet, between lCaju
It KT Dd ( H BN UT.
Hlssoperlortiy Id tbs prompt aud perfect core ol
all rtoent, onronlo, local, aud oonatltutloaal ajtao
Ues ol aspwlal natnre, Is proverbial.
Diseases of the skin, aiipearlng In a hundred dlf
ferenl forma, totally aradloatedi mental and physical
wi-akuuta, and ail uervwua debltitMia souuiUncal'y
and snorwaaruaty !, UtfiOl houca ttrow I AM
te IV.Ms
iWUSEMENT8.
rjHBBECOHI, ORAND COl?oliB
W fl M ' niace'oa "M0NI0 (KJOY
r'OLO ARTIkIH
Mr. C4RI. Wt)Lr)HN.
Mr. RrriOr.PII uvxrairt ' - -
over
on nrr- -I)lt 11 KHK Kcn UTZ'.T.. w
erlure- FRANlH jvukh . Z .Z." . T'n.
Overlure-
BV THH. UlllMi riu.'HlrafVi".""
bur i,0m
tnkiRun., ti u)
Ferale at lbs Ottlre. No. 1102 Ch.n'ti't "niri all
Wnr-fc P MU8l Btore", 0(1 M AeadsM, ol
l oom open at 7. Betln at 8 o'clock.
Ho lttnerved Beats, .
THE GRAND PUBUO ItKnEAHBAL, ' v
previous to tha conort. at
H' HTIcrjLTURAL II ALL.
TKIDAY, Ffb. 12, al8 o'clock. 1 10 4t
Tlcfcot M cunts.
WAUSUT 8T. THBATBE. BEGINS AT 71
1IOGBEH L'Kt.'WDKU TO THK DOMUJ. i
TrtlSlHainiOayi KVJCNina. Feb. 13.
Hlxtb NIkIiI ol tbe w. r'd renownpcl Conifrtlaas.
Mr. and Mrs. 1HRNKY WILLIAMS,
who will apnear In iba Pal y I ramamiltled
THK FA1KY CIKttLR.
TON OTA It OLA N Mr. Ba RNK V WILLIAM
MOI.I'HHFK Mm BAU.NKY WILLI A MS
Alitr wliicb ibe upruarloaaiy laugbable cooiedy
entitled
THE CrBTOMS OF THE COUVTRY.
21 F.LI A. with si.. g ...Mra. B KMC Y WILLIAMS
To conclude wltn tno m--piitlii Farce,
IHE IKIII TIOKR.
Patltiy Ityan Mr. BAB B!Y WILLTAM8
Mlifl. JOHN DBEW'8 AKCH BTBBET THE
ATRK. lleliia at 7 .
A NEW COEUY AND BCRLKHUTTF.
MONDAY, AND tll.Hll THE WEEK.
Kdniund Ya'.es' new t'omrdy, called .
TAMKUATS,
Mrs. HAIRY LANUliEY Mrs. JOHN DREW
Atded by lb-Full Onmpany.
Concluding Willi Cralv's fprverslji, of
,. B h BR 111 KU K '
TWELFTH HIwH I M I INKR. Sa'nrday, at 4
III rebt-arsal. A Vtf'Tl H UF UIBOUMel 1ANCKH.
MISS 8CSAN GALTON'S CIIESNUT 3TRESX
THE I KE IHS BUsAN jiALTON B
MIO OPERA IIIMPANV
EVEIIY EVENINU IN OFFK.NBAOa'S OOMIO
- , OFKRA-CHINU-tllOW-HI.
rtats can be scenrt-o six day la advance at
J rump.er't, bo. SU Cneanut street, and at the
Thtatre. " a IS tf
AMERICAS VARIETY THEATRE.'.
EVERY EVKNINU AND 8ATTJ&JDAY
. AU KHNOON,
. ORKAT COMBINATION TROPX,
'n.,(,rnd3 Ballcta, Eiboplan Burlewiues, Bongl
Dancee. Fanlomlnipa. Hvmnuil Acta, etc
VALER'8 (LATE MILLER'S) WINTER
Hlrfpt"AKlEN, Noe. 7S0, 74. TH, and 72 VlHJt
1 HE GRAND ORCHESTRION, formerly the aTO
p ty Ol tbe CKAJND DUKE OF BADEN, parohaaed
ai great expense by JA oh VALKtt, of ibis city, In
comnlnalloD WHhaFLAMKR'B OHOH aXTRA, and
Msks NELLIE ANDERi-r N, will perform EVERY
AFTKBNOON and KVEM1NO at tne abovs-mea.
tlonitd place. Admlsklon Irce. 1 18 tl
H
OKTICDLTIUAL UAL L. GERMANIA
EVERY WEDNESDAY, al H P. M. Tickets sold
at tbedoor. aud an piluclpal Mulo Stores. Pack
ages of Uve lor 1; slDsie. U6cut.
EUKaKPDienia utu neuiaue by addressing- Q. BAB-
TIIU', No. mi UONTKKr Y Btreet; Wlttlg'a Moalo
Htore. No. lMlCbenDut street; Andre's Music Bioro,
ao. 1104 Chewuut street. 1 It 8m
pABL SENTS4' AND MARK HASSLER'S OR-
V. JTl JV- A -I 1 1X1 n M l k.1 ti. Mlt V JLL. A Oil A V Xt V A M.
at 8) f, M. IN ML'BICAL FUJSD HaLL. Blngle Ad-
niinaion, nu cf-nts rttcaeoi ticaeta, i, atuoner p
No. 1102 CHEBNl'T Bt.. and at tbe Door. 114 If
PROPOSALS.
P
ROPOSALS EOK SUBSWl'ENCK STORES.
HEADO.TJARTEH8 U STKICTOFTHR .
INDIAN I'KKKIfOKY.UirFICE
CHIEF OOMAIIWHAH Y UF tiUBHlSfENCK, 2
Voht UiumuN. U. N., Jan. 21, 1HG9. J
Sealed fropdstt b. iu duplicate, will bo re-
celved at itieotiice of 1 be undersigned, at Fort
UlbsOB.U. N.,uulli li o'clock M., MONDAY,
Match 16. lKt9. for the delivery of Bubslstenoe .
Stores, a follow:
AT l'UUT OlJbSON, CHI;KOJrilili NAl'lUN,
I. T.
660,000 pounds ol Floor.
7n,000 pounds of bucon.
25,0( 0 pounds of H ilt.
6,000 aallons ol Vinegar.
400 barrels ol Pork.
And Com Meal in such Quantities as may be
requited.
inn fioor 10 oe equal in quality to toe nest
XXX brands of the hi. Louis market, and put
up as loiiowt: 16 too pounds to oe put up in
barrels lull h ad lined, aud 425 000 pounds to be
I nt op lu double sacks, oi gunuy saoklng and
cotton fibeetlna.
The BacouMo be of first quality, and put cp
uh lollows: 0,1 00 pounds lu tierces or casks,
and 65 000 pounds In guuny Backs of about 126
pouuoh eacn.
The Halt to oe ofeood oualltv. and put up an
fol'0f ; 10.100 pounds 111 barrels and 15,000
nonnds in double sucas of buddy saokine: and
001 1 11 olieetii'g.
Tbevmeenr 10 be of best aualltv. and made
of whisky I full HtreiiKih, aud lobe put upas
follown 1001' uallous in barrels of good aaallty.
securely hooped, and '00 gallon to oe put up
111 caus couiuiumg not mote inau ligations
ench, the cnt-ks tn b of best quality, painted,
and to have four Iron and eight hickory hoops
on each.
Th vnrtc to be nrime mess nortr. to be put no
securely In good barrels containing 2oO pounds
eacn. ' ' ... . ' .
The Corn Meal to be or Dest quality, ana pui
up in barrels or fcaekH, like tbe Hour, as may be
requireo. ineperacuor pBiwim m wuma mj
award is made inubt be prepared to exeouto
oonirHCisand give theretiulred boners at once,
and be in readings to commence the delivery
of stores on the iOih day of April, IsiiO, and to
continue tbe aame lu such quanlilies as may
be required nnlil tbe ll day of December, 18011,
at which lime the wbole amouut of the article
or ankles contracted for most be supplied.
Bum pies of articles (except meats) nimt ac
company the proposals, in boxes or hollies, ana
I101 in par er parcels.
Kch bid must be accompanied by a good and
snfllclent guarantee lrom two or more persons
whose loyalty and solvenoy are certified by a
clerk of a court of record), sotting forth tnat
tbi-y will, In tbe event of Its acceptance, give
ample bonds and security for tho faithful pr
lornuauce of tbe name.
Tne name and place of residence of eaoh bid
der ana surety must be given.
No proposal will be entertained, unless satis
fni lorlly represented, that does not fully comply
with tbe terms ol thl advertisement.
Proposals may be for tbe whole or any part of
tte storeB required.
Any contract awarded under this advertise
rnent will be made subject to tbe approval of
Ibe L'cnimlisar.v-tJ tieral of Hubslslenoe, H. 8.
Army, and the right is reserved to reject any or
ail bids.
All stores delivered will be subjeot to a rigid
lDfiptoilon.
Payments upon tbe contracts awarded will
be msde monthly lu aurrt-nt funds, or as aooa
88 tbe same aball bnve been received.
Bidders are lnvlieri 10 be present at the open
leg of proposals, wblch will tube place ou the
day and hour above apeolded. Blttuks for pro
posals f nd bonds will be furnished on an plica
tion 10 tbls office. r,r
Proposals must be plainly Indorsed, 'Pro
penal for Bobsisience Htjres," and addressed
lotbe Clt'ef Oommlhsary ol Bubslstenoe. Cis.
t let Indian Ten Uory, Fort Cllbson,C.N7
ty order of ' 3 6 6tw
Btevet MJor-Oen. B. H. GRIEftdON.
A. F. KOi K WELL, Bwl, Lieut. Colonel and A.
Q. M. U. B. A., C. C. a Dlst. Indian Territory.
PATENTS.
OFFICE FOR PROCURING PATENTS.
iUKKLST liULIJlMJS,
No. 119 South FOUUTH Kt, rhllauelphla.
AND M AHBLU BDILDINHfl
No, 4o BKVKNTH threat, opposiu V, 8. Patent
11. HOW-UN, Ho luiiorotPatanta,
V, BoWktuA, A.Ltorue ai. Law,
CWirr mnnlcallniia o ue aildr.iud tti ih. p.iai
Olllco Pftlladolpuia. litlm
(GALVANIZED CABLE FENCING,
Tbe Cheapest and most Enduring Fence
for Farmers, ltallffay JomnanJes,
or t'ounti 7 Heats.
BampUs seen at the offloa of
PHILIPS. JUSTICE,
im PiULADjraA,
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